Law enforcement in Campo informed residents about a newly housed Sexually Violent Predator, Alan Earl James, under the community notification requirements of "Megan’s Law," emphasizing awareness without inciting fear or harassment.

San Diego Public Library's "Spring into STEAM" program for kids aged 9-12 focuses on space-themed educational activities, including a planetarium experience and robotics, from March to May, accessible both in-person and virtually.

Two people from San Marcos were charged with felonies for committing multiple thefts, with police recovering $200,000 worth of stolen items at their home.

The San Diego County Board extended its Emergency Lodging Program for flood victims, offering case reviews and potential aid extensions until May 11 with FEMA support for housing costs.

El Cajon Police are seeking the public's help to identify two suspects recorded stealing Milwaukee packout boxes from Home Depot before fleeing in a black BMW convertible.

An elderly woman died in a house fire in El Cajon; four escaped. The fire's cause is under investigation and not deemed suspicious. Firefighters from multiple departments responded to the incident.

Ali Jabbar was fatally shot on San Diego's 16th Street. Tashaughn Jackson was arrested for the murder and public assistance is sought in the investigation.

Firefighters in Chula Vista extinguished a mobile home park fire within ten minutes; no injuries were reported, and an investigation into the cause is ongoing.

CBP officers seized over 3,600 pounds of meth hidden among vegetables at Otay Mesa Cargo Facility; a 27-year-old truck driver was arrested during the operation.

Sergio Martinez of Portland pleads guilty to drug trafficking and obstruction of justice, following an HSI San Diego operation exposing a "blind mule" defense scheme with then-girlfriend.

The San Diego area is expected to see a reduction in Santa Ana wind speeds, with lighter winds forecasted alongside an increase in showers, possible thunderstorms, and snow showers above 5000 feet.

San Diego is launching road repair projects to apply slurry seal and improve streets in Otay Mesa, Del Mar Mesa, Torrey Hills, and Carmel Valley, as part of a wider initiative to enhance pavement conditions and safety.

County Supervisors approved pedestrian safety upgrades for intersections in La Presa, Spring Valley, and Fallbrook, funded by over $900,000 from the Highway Safety Improvement Program, to reduce accidents.