San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria proposes fee waivers to help residents and businesses rebuild after a severe January storm. The plan includes permit fee waivers, waste disposal cost cuts, and amnesty for unpermitted structures.

An El Cajon jury acquitted nurse Danalee Pascua on charges of involuntary manslaughter in connection to the 2019 death of an inmate...

Police found a dead man in Fallbrook; a suspect, seen covered in blood, was detained after a foot chase guided by a neighbor's tip. The victim's identity is not released yet.

The National Weather Service in San Diego forecasts a cool and windy weekend for Southern California, with possible frost in valleys and low deserts, and a warm-up expected by mid-next week.

The Birch Aquarium's "Hold Fast" exhibit combines art and science to address climate change's effects on kelp forests, featuring works by various artists and researchers.

The Al Toque Peruvian Kitchen, after operating as a food trailer, opens a new restaurant in Oceanside, offering Peruvian dishes and plans to expand in San Diego.

Guatemalan drug trafficker Josue Adan Lemus-Lara, also known as "Fenix," was sentenced to nearly 22 years in prison for leading a maritime cocaine trafficking operation.

San Diego Sheriff's Department plans heightened DUI patrols on Super Bowl Sunday, urging safe transport planning and warning of the high cost of DUI offenses.

The City of San Diego awards $1 million to 10 organizations for arts projects that aim to address heritage, sustainability, and justice in underserved communities, with each group receiving $100,000 over 18 months.

Names of five Marines killed in a CH-53E helicopter crash released by the Marine Corps; crash occurred during a training flight, with ongoing investigations into the cause.

Deputies in Lakeside responded to gunshots, finding Michael Johnson dead. Suspect Anthony Gonzales was later arrested for murder. Authorities seek community help for information.

Three men were arrested in Fallbrook following a dawn raid that uncovered drugs and weapons, including two ghost guns and over 1,300 rounds of ammunition.

San Diego closes emergency storm shelter, relocates over 600 displaced residents and pets to hotels, continuing support with local services and non-profits. Mayor praises community efforts and seeks federal aid with the county and state government.