Marking the 50th anniversary of "Star Trek: The Animated Series", CBS Studios and Casper Kelly announce a unique comic book and animated shorts featuring iconic characters like Riker, Quark, and Saru.

A San Diego snake, which ingested a fake chicken egg, underwent rehabilitation and has been released back into the wild.

A federal lawsuit filed by St. Teresa of Calcutta Villa renters alleges housing discrimination due to persistent elevator malfunctions, affecting ease of access for disabled residents.

A 53-year-old inmate at San Diego Central Jail was found unresponsive in his cell, leading the Sheriff's Homicide Unit to launch an investigation into the incident.

Researchers at UC San Diego have developed a one-of-a-kind turtle-inspired robot capable of swimming through sand and detecting obstacles, with potential applications in seafloor digging, extraterrestrial exploration, and search and rescue missions.

A heated argument amongst a group of friends in Hillcrest took a tragic turn, resulting in two people suffering serious stab wounds.

As part of Comic-Con International Weekend, a Jurassic Park experience has brought prehistoric adventure to East Village, promising dino-themed excitement, nostalgia, and exclusive merch to fans.

Fredericka Manor Care Center is set to close next month, forcing nearly 200 employees out of their jobs and leaving dozens of residents scrambling to find a new place to live.

The 84th Del Mar racing season kicks off with a sold-out Opening Day, featuring extravagant hat contests, thrilling races, and a series of fan-favorite events throughout the season.

Ryder, a Chihuahua-terrier mix escaped his fenced backyard in Las Vegas two weeks ago. He proceeded to embarked on a stunning 335-mile journey ending up in El Cajon, California. The dog's owner, Debbie Ferris, and her pup were finally reunited after a heartwarming rescue.

As San Diego moves forward with its controversial smart streetlights proposal, residents and privacy advocates are raising concerns about the technology's impact on privacy, especially in communities of color.

San Diego County leads the way in streamlining the building permit process by embracing self-certification, speeding up housing construction amidst a regional crisis.

A former employee of the San Diego (Neil Good) Day Center for Homeless Adults pleads guilty to stealing over $70,000 in government-issued checks intended for the unhoused, causing immense financial hardship among the most vulnerable.