San Diego police are searching for a man accused of hitting a woman with a metal bat outside a Pacific Beach urgent-care clinic. Authorities have released a description and are asking for tips.

RUTH founders say rare artifacts and donors could seed a $40–60M campaign to build San Diego's first permanent Holocaust museum.

San Diego’s velodrome has started hosting USA Cycling races that exclude trans women, prompting legal questions about the city’s nondiscrimination permit and leaving local trans riders feeling unwelcome.

San Diego's air board considered beginning rulemaking on warehouses and diesel trucks, but the item was continued to the next board meeting.

Waymo will feed pothole detections from its robotaxi fleet into Waze for Cities and says it will make that data available to San Diego when driverless service launches, promising faster repairs.

Three visiting athletes say Santa Fe Christian secretly recorded students changing in a choir classroom; a class-action complaint seeks to represent other visiting teams.

Plaintiffs backed by the Second Amendment Foundation asked a Sacramento judge to strike California’s 11% excise tax on guns and ammo, calling it a paywall on the Second Amendment. The court’s briefing schedule and looming hearings mean a decision could come fast.

Gusty winds up to 50 mph and a growing chance of rain arrive Saturday–Sunday. Secure loose items and expect travel impacts.

Chick‑fil‑A’s new Centre City drive‑thru opened at 515 W. 13th Ave. on April 9, bringing an estimated 85 jobs and a $25,000 donation to Feeding San Diego.

A judge refused to dismiss a challenge to San Diego’s new trash fee, keeping questions about the city’s cost forecasts and Prop 218 compliance for trial next month.

San Diego County is notifying Southwestern College students and staff of potential exposure to multidrug-resistant tuberculosis. Officials say testing and follow-up are being arranged for those at highest risk.

Federal agents say an Imperial Beach man sold as many as 44 guns to cartel and gang members; several were later recovered in San Diego and Tijuana.

Boulevard residents want $7M and tougher battery‑safety protections as the Starlight Solar plan heads toward county review. Town hall is next Wednesday and a May hearing is possible.