San Diego's mayor announced a $2.25 million federal grant to improve bike and pedestrian safety as part of a broader initiative to create climate-friendly transportation options.

The San Diego Police Department investigates a series of connected late-night armed robberies at various convenience stores, urging public assistance.

Greystone sells The Essential student housing property to SDSU affiliate for $40.7M, planning to reinvest in multifamily properties and projecting a $9.9M gross gain for Q4 2023.

The San Diego City Council approved Mayor Gloria's Housing Action Package 2.0, aiming to increase affordable housing availability by easing development regulations.

San Diego DA Summer Stephan testified before Congress on challenges posed by organized retail crime, emphasizing the need for strong action against criminal networks, legal reforms, and better stakeholder coordination.

Three mountain lion cubs orphaned in San Diego were rescued by a collaborative effort and will receive lifelong care at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park.

Lisa Jones has been appointed as the President and CEO of the San Diego Housing Commission, bringing experience in affordable housing and homelessness services.

A fire ignited in an RV on Royal Vista Drive in San Diego, quickly contained by firefighters; the sole occupant was treated for smoke inhalation, cause under investigation.

UC San Diego Health has named Dr. Karandeep Singh as the inaugural Chief Health AI Officer, tasked with integrating AI into healthcare to improve patient outcomes.

A teen was severely injured by an alleged drunk driver in Ocean Beach, with the suspect arrested for felony DUI after hitting the youth on an electric dirt bike.

Xinjiang BBQ plans to open a new location in Linda Vista, San Diego, offering its signature Northwestern Chinese barbecue dishes, maintaining late-night hours, and eyeing a 2024 launch.

A cold case victim from 1981, Elaine Armstrong, has been identified by San Diego Police thanks to DNA technology provided by Othram. She had been homeless and was found beaten and burned behind a supply store.

A CBP officer pleaded guilty to using excessive force on a woman at the San Ysidro Port of Entry, agreeing to resign and never work in federal law enforcement again.