A pro‑Palestine senior quote in Canyon Crest's yearbook drew hundreds of complaints and pushed the San Dieguito school board to rethink rules for student publications.

San Diego police investigated two homicide scenes in downtown Monday; surveillance video reportedly captured one stabbing and officers are searching for a suspect.

Sheriff Kelly Martinez will host a second community forum in Encinitas as San Diego advances a master plan to replace the aging Vista Detention Facility. County and state filings lay out demolition-and-rebuild scenarios and a timeline into 2027–28.

Oceanside’s City Council has put a charter amendment on the Nov. 3 ballot to align prevailing‑wage rules with state law; supporters say it protects state grant eligibility.

Morning fog and a south swell are producing high rip current risk through Friday. Highs near 75°F with northwest gusts to 20 mph.

A transformer failure left La Mesa without power early Sunday. The police department said an ETA will be posted when available.

A San Luis Obispo judge found sufficient evidence to send former priest Theodore Gabrielli to trial on 24 felony counts after victims testified. Arraignment is set for July 14, 2026.

Detectives and volunteer search teams combed Lake Poway trails Saturday after a hiker failed to return; officials released few details as the Major Crimes Division joined the effort.

CBP and DOT have linked safety and immigration records to flag suspected cabotage. Hundreds of Mexican drivers have been denied entry at Otay Mesa, tightening border lanes.

A viral TikTok shows a car trapped under a lowered gate as a driver inches toward an oncoming train. The train passes without impact in a close call that highlights grade‑crossing dangers.

A 19-year-old man was fatally shot after a late-night altercation near the Union Grantville apartments; San Diego police are asking the public for help.

Mayday Health placed bilingual posters and resource cards in 50 laundromats across Los Angeles and San Diego to share information about medication abortion and mail‑order options.

San Diego filed to restart a bacteria-based spray on La Jolla bluffs to cut bird and seal odors, reigniting debates over wildlife, water quality and tourism.