Cynthia Lorraine Guiten, 69, was killed in a vehicle crash while crossing a street in Coronado; the incident occurred near a holiday parade, and DUI was not suspected.

Shawn Donaghy is appointed as the new CEO of the North County Transit District, succeeding Matthew O. Tucker, and Paul A. Rodriguez becomes San Diego's new Public Defender.

The San Diego Foundation has offered a $500,000 grant to UC San Diego's Black Alumni Scholarship Fund, conditioned on the fund's own matching efforts.

Above-average temperatures are expected in San Diego until Thursday, per the NWS. Surf may reach up to 13 feet later in the week. Patchy fog is forecasted, with cooler temperatures and possible showers by the weekend.

The article discusses San Diego's real estate forecast for 2024, where it's expected to be the fourth-strongest U.S. market with rising sales and home prices.

The La Jolla Music Society in San Diego receives a $450,000 grant from the Prebys Foundation to support its Inclusivity, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility initiatives.

San Diego's beaches face closures and advisories due to high bacteria levels, with health officials lifting a general advisory while keeping certain areas closed, such as the Imperial Beach and Tijuana Slough Shorelines.

The Oceanside Police Department will set up a DUI checkpoint on January 5 to deter impaired driving, with a focus on safety and the high cost of DUI charges.

An apartment fire in Nestor displaced 12 residents and caused two pet fatalities, with some units rendered uninhabitable; the cause remains under investigation.

The FBI's San Diego office warns against the risks of "Juice Jacking" from public USB charging stations, advising travelers to use their own chargers to protect their devices from malware.

The California Coastal Commission approved the reconstruction of two Oceanside beach revetments, requiring homeowners to remove unpermitted barriers to maintain public beach access.

A man was rescued after being trapped in a San Diego cliffside hole, following a 20-hour operation by local emergency crews and specialized rescue teams.

Four suspects were arrested after a high-speed chase and crash following an attempted burglary in Rancho Santa Fe, leading to charges including residential burglary and felony evading.