San Diego's City Attorney sued operators of a group home on the 3100 block of 54th Street, calling the property a public nuisance tied to repeated crime and medical emergencies.

A draft assessment says Encinitas faces millions in repairs to City Hall, parks and community buildings.

Salk researchers identified Med14, a Mediator protein that helps explain how GLP‑1 drugs can strengthen pancreatic beta cells and improve insulin release.

El Cajon police say a PC 290 sweep contacted 30 registrants, found 27 compliant and arrested eight people. The department called the action part of a transparency push.

Kimberly J. “Kim” Becker is retiring after 40 years leading SAN through record growth and the New Terminal 1 project, and Mayor Todd Gloria publicly thanked her. Atif Saeed will take over as the airport’s new CEO.

Four Carlsbad massage businesses were shut down after a police probe found prostitution; seven arrests were made and $35,477 was seized. City regulators and investigators say tips from the public helped lead to the closures.

A former Christian Youth Theater employee pleaded guilty to lewd acts with a teenage student; sentencing is scheduled for May as survivors pursue a civil case.

A Mount Hope father suffered severe burns shielding his 2-year-old in a fast-moving house fire that destroyed the family's home.

Ridership on San Diego’s trolley unexpectedly fell, and MTS says ICE enforcement and rising household costs may be to blame — a change that could cost the agency millions.

A late-night crash on Carlsbad Boulevard sent two drivers to the hospital and triggered an arrest, officials say. Police recovered a firearm and the probe remains active.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta sued to block Nexstar's $6.2B acquisition of TEGNA, saying the deal would reach 80% of U.S. TV households and threaten local news and consumer prices.

Sean Elo‑Rivera moved a broad campaign finance and ethics package through the Rules Committee, aiming to force disclosure of dark money and ban lobbyist contributions ahead of a possible November 2026 ballot measure.

Federal prosecutors say two men pleaded guilty after running a sham concessions charity that allegedly siphoned millions from Petco Park and Snapdragon Stadium.