San Diego County businesses, nonprofits, and residents affected by Tropical Cyclone Hilary are eligible for low-interest federal disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration, offering relief and support for rebuilding their lives.

Two major food and beverage companies in the Bay Area reached settlements with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over improper handling of ammonia.

San Diego Foundation's $200,000 grant to San Diego City College aims to promote diversity in nursing and cybersecurity fields for Black students by providing resources, services, and support to ensure their success.

SeaWorld San Diego will take visitors on a mesmerizing journey into the world of jellyfish with their innovative and interactive exhibit, "Jewels of the Sea: The Jellyfish Experience," opening in 2024.

Costco members in San Diego County may experience a membership fee increase in the foreseeable future, as the company's CFO hints at the possibility during a recent earnings call.

Village View County Park's groundbreaking ceremony brings together local officials and residents, as the park is set to offer various amenities, including an all-wheel skatepark, off-leash zones for dogs, and a native plant garden.

The William D. Cannon Art Gallery in Carlsbad opens its doors to a new exhibit, Dual Visions, this Saturday featuring abstract artwork by Sijia Chen and Kelsey Overstreet.

Homeless registered sex offender Clarence White faces new charges after exposing himself to a woman shortly after being released from jail, raising questions about the effectiveness of the current legal system in protecting communities.

As the investigation into the death of 63-year-old Kenneth Galen Bach at the San Diego Central Jail unfolds, we delve into the circumstances surrounding his passing and the protocols that must now be followed.

San Diego introduces a streamlined permit process in an effort to increase affordable Single-Room Occupancy (SRO) housing, taking into account the city's history of success with SRO implementation and the housing shortage faced by low-income and homeless individuals.

The former president of San Diego's Local 2805 union, Felix Luciano, has been sentenced to four months in custody and ordered to repay $36,000 of embezzled union funds, highlighting the need for increased vigilance and transparency within labor organizations.

Ex-convict Pablo E. Ramirez is sentenced to 116 years to life imprisonment for attempting to kill his girlfriend and her two daughters, leaving one in a quadriplegic state. Law enforcement's swift response saved their lives.

A former swim instructor has been sentenced to eight years in prison for molesting underage students. Despite orders not to work with minors, he continued to give private lessons.