Council leaders debated tweaks to a settlement that lowers future trash bills and ends paid Balboa Park parking; the deal averts litigation but creates budget trade‑offs. The council pressed staff for firm timelines and refund rules as budget votes approach.

FBI San Diego arrested a mother and daughter accused of billing Medicare nearly $9.5M; court filings allege the daughter used her mother’s credentials while the mother was jailed.

San Diego property owners have until June 30 to pay 2025–26 taxes without extra fees. After July 1 unpaid bills move to default and can pick up steep penalties.

NWS warns 3–6 ft surf and strong rip currents along San Diego coast through Thursday. Morning low clouds give way to afternoon sun and highs near 74.

A pickup truck drove into fans celebrating Mexico’s World Cup win in Chihuahua, leaving one woman seriously injured and the driver facing multiple complaints.

Broken Yolk Café will open a downtown San Clemente cafe at 201 Avenida Del Mar, slated for late 2026 under a multi‑unit deal with franchisee Nick Harris.

The state announced $41 million in grants and loans to expand recycling, restore bottle refunds and fund paid job training across California.

The National Weather Service has issued a Fire Weather Watch for the Lower Colorado River Valley Friday–Saturday, warning gusts to 45 mph and humidity near 4%.

City leaders began reviewing a Phase II feasibility study on forming a municipal energy utility that could replace SDG&E; the report flags billions in acquisition costs and long regulatory hurdles.

County notices and a zoning update are forcing Ramona wineries to weigh costly upgrades against keeping tasting rooms open.

Qualcomm is reportedly close to buying AI startup Modular for about $4 billion. The deal would pair chip ambitions with software that runs models across many accelerators.

The Hadjis family is retaking the reins at Oggi’s Del Mar/Carmel Valley, promising a remodel, improved online ordering, a loyalty program and renewed community events.

Police say a weekend sweep tied to the Hells Angels' Southrun led to 24 arrests, 14 firearms seized and dozens of citations across San Diego County.