Coronado Playhouse announces its diverse and ambitious 79th season lineup, including a mix of fantasy, romance, and revenge, with musicals, classic plays, and new intriguing productions.

A wanted felon was shot dead by police officers in La Mesa, and the incident raises questions about the events leading up to the shooting as well as the larger implications for the community.

The family of Dario Baeza, a 27-year-old San Diegan, who was shot and killed in a Tijuana neighborhood, seeks help through a GoFundMe campaign as they grieve the tragic loss.

Tropical Storm Eugene might cause thunderstorms in San Diego County, however, tourist hotspots remain unaffected. Both local areas and Mexico's Pacific coast are preparing for the potential impact.

In typical golden retriever style, a dog inadvertently played accomplice in a recent bike theft in San Diego, as the pup traded their owner's expensive bike for affections from the thief.

San Diego airport's potential 'automated people mover' plans cause excitement, as well as concerns over funding. The high-speed monorail may provide relief from traffic congestion and save time for travelers.

Despite local efforts to ban unpermitted street vendors, Los Angeles vendors swarm San Diego's Gaslamp Quarter once again, raising tensions and sparking violence within the historic district.

Imperial Beach is stepping up with newly approved ordinance and regulations for retail gun sales to protect families and communities in the area.

San Diego's District 4 special primary election goes high-tech with seven all-in-one vote centers, streamlining the voting process and aiming to draw in the masses.

As San Diego moves to enforce the controversial Unsafe Camping Ordinance, it has already found 30 individuals in violation within the first days of its enforcement.

Two teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of killing a 68-year-old homeless woman with a pellet gun in Serra Mesa, shedding light on the shocking crime that took place in May.

Edgar Herrera Pardo, aka "Caiman," extradited to San Diego to face federal charges, accused of leading Los Cabos group responsible for over 150 murders and fueling the drug trade.

In-N-Out owner Lynsi Snyder takes readers on a delicious journey into the iconic burger joint's history in her upcoming book, "The Ins-N-Outs of In-N-Out Burger"