Alaska Airlines strengthens its presence at San Diego International Airport with the announcement of a new nonstop service to Atlanta, offering travelers further connectivity and choice in the skies.

A Navy sailor assigned to the USS Germantown, Nija Townsend Jr., has gone missing in San Diego, prompting concern and investigation from family, friends, and authorities.

A 19-year-old man has been sentenced to 12 years in state prison for fatally stabbing a 17-year-old teenager at a Chula Vista house party.

As the search for 89-year-old Gerald Hecker continues, the community comes together, demonstrating the power of collective effort in times of need.

Survivors of suicide attempts often experience a renewed appreciation for life and the opportunity to redefine their purposes. Understanding the chronic struggles these individuals face is vital to awareness and prevention efforts.

In a significant move towards battling hate crimes, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Oceanside receives a $250,000 grant for its diversity and inclusion programs.

San Diego prepares for a FREE Dump Day, providing residents with an opportunity to dispose of non-hazardous waste while considering the broader implications of waste management and environmental concerns.

San Marcos High School in San Diego County was put under lockdown today, following a bomb threat. Authorities conducted a thorough search and ultimately lifted the lockdown when the threat was deemed not credible.

In response to the Morena Conveyance South & Middle and Conveyance Bike Lanes construction, residents and educational institutions are urged to remain vigilant during the upcoming traffic control on Clairemont Drive starting October 10th.

Ghost guns, untraceable by law enforcement due to the lack of serial numbers, continue to be a concern, as evident in a recent arrest in Vista.

The City of San Marcos recently celebrated the reopening of Simmons Park with upgraded, state-of-the-art playground equipment, offering an additional 1,000 square feet of play area and highlights including a disc swing and a 68-foot-long zipline.

Imperial County dentist and former office manager plead guilty to multi-million-dollar Medicare fraud.

In the wake of a massive fraud against Qualcomm involving a technology company purchase, a second executive admits guilt.