San Diego says the next Bridge to Home round could push 430 affordable units closer to construction. The allocation would use gap financing to speed projects for low‑income households.

Mid‑60s mornings and upper‑70s afternoons through the weekend. Desert areas should prepare for continued heat.

A judge dismissed a defamation suit tied to San Dieguito's bruising 2024 school board race, clearing trustee Michael Allman but leaving an appeal possible.

A 1929 La Jolla estate with guest houses, a theater, pool and tennis court is listed at $27.9M; its historic designation and Mills Act eligibility could cut annual taxes sharply.

Tempo is setting up its corporate headquarters in San Diego as it pushes to commercialize thermochemical “thermal battery” systems for industrial electrification. The move is meant to speed pilots into commercial deployments.

A preliminary $104.3M budget would trim about $2.5M and reassign firefighters while the city considers tapping reserves; union leaders warn of slower responses.

Handel's opened a Little Italy shop Thursday at 2100 Kettner Blvd with 48 rotating flavors and a first-50 free-for-a-year giveaway.

Paul Simon opened with Seven Psalms and closed with "The Sound of Silence" in a hushed, carefully arranged Rady Shell performance. Critics praised the sound and subtle instrumentation.

A viral video shows junior lifeguards training in Santa Clara Cove while the cove remains under a county bacteria advisory. Officials say water activities were relocated pending follow-up testing.

Carlsbad police say three suspects are tied to at least a dozen stolen Jeeps that were driven into Mexico after being taken. A high‑speed I‑5 pursuit ended in a rollover and arrests.

Dr. Abhay Gupta was ordered to stop practicing after multiple positive alcohol tests while on probation. Medical Board records show a prior DUI and multi‑year probationary oversight.

Deputy Fire Chief Jess Specht will take over the Oceanside Fire Department as Chief Dave Parsons retires on June 20, 2026. The city announced the move Wednesday.

A settlement forced six unlicensed short‑term rentals to close and ordered operators to pay fines and stop listing the units, returning the properties to the long‑term market.