Faith leaders and volunteers gathered at the federal courthouse during Holy Week, vowing to keep accompanying migrants into immigration hearings as federal officers tighten access.

The county medical examiner and local agencies released names tied to several deadly March crashes across San Diego, from a submerged SUV to pedestrian and motorcycle fatalities. Authorities continue to investigate.

Juan Carlos Gomez has filed for a Type 47 liquor license tied to the former Barrio Star site on Fifth Avenue. The longtime El Agave owner has not confirmed a name or opening date.

La Jolla’s Pizza On Pearl has put up signage at 3914 30th Street in North Park for its first location outside La Jolla. No opening date has been announced.

Regulators are proposing to shift 2026 California Climate Credit payouts into high‑bill months; here’s which utilities and amounts are affected and what to expect.

A $15.85M NIH award will fund a 12‑year, multisite study by UC San Diego and UC Davis to track brain aging in Latino adults with MRIs, biomarkers and cognitive tests.

Rep. Scott Peters unveiled a bill to redirect unspent immigration-enforcement funds so TSA, Coast Guard and FEMA stay funded during the DHS shutdown.

A fatal motorcycle crash closed northbound I-805 at Murray Ridge Thursday morning, prompting a SIG alert and lane closures.

An autopsy found a brain bleed in the person discovered on Hacienda Drive in Vista, prompting a homicide investigation by San Diego County detectives.

ICE agents arrested an alleged MS‑13 executioner in San Diego. Salvadoran prosecutors say he was convicted in absentia for a 2014 killing and faces return to serve 20 years.

An Encinitas owner is searching for two Labradoodles taken from a parked car; surveillance shows suspects loading the dogs into another vehicle.

An Oceanside Democrat is trying to flip North County’s District 5 and give Democrats a 4‑1 majority on the County Board. The race will hinge on tens of thousands of independent voters.

San Diego County says consolidation by private equity and makers doubled fire truck prices and delayed deliveries, leaving parts of the fleet past service life.