The San Diego Roman Catholic Diocese plans to file for bankruptcy amidst over 450 sexual abuse claims, aiming to compensate victims while maintaining church operations.

UC San Diego School of Medicine is developing an AI to predict opioid addiction risk, funded by Wellcome Leap's "Untangling and Addiction" program, using EHR and genomic data to prevent addiction.

Escondido Police are asking for help to identify a man who assaulted a 63-year-old woman with pepper spray at Ralphs Grocery Store after a restroom dispute.

San Diego's "Parks After Gark" initiative returns with activities at community parks on Thursday to Saturday evenings, offering free entertainment and food for families, aiming to enhance community ties and safety.

San Diego launches street resurfacing projects in Otay Mesa-Nestor, Navajo, and Serra Mesa, employing slurry seal technology to prevent road deterioration.

Several nonprofit organizations settled claims for $5.8 million after allegedly misusing pandemic relief loans meant for small businesses, as they were not eligible under the PPP terms.

Former CBP Officer Leonard Darnell George is convicted of accepting bribes to facilitate the entry of drugs and unauthorized individuals into the U.S.

San Diego will upgrade its stormwater system with a $37 million investment from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, aiming to reduce flooding and improve water infrastructure.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria appoints Deputy Chief Robert Logan II as the city’s new Fire-Rescue Chief after a national search and community input process.

San Diego receives a $37 million investment under President Biden's Investing in America Agenda for flood prevention and water quality improvement projects in Mission Beach.

A San Diego man was arrested after a confrontation led to a Riverside County deputy fatally shooting a woman; the California Department of Justice is investigating the shooting.

Carlsbad Police detained two women for shoplifting groceries and discovered stolen beauty products in their van, indicating an organized retail theft operation.

An Oceanside drug dealer, Jesse Sanders, was sentenced to 78 months in prison for selling fentanyl that resulted in the overdose death of a U.S. Marine.