The county medical examiner identified three people killed in separate San Diego County crashes this week, including a 79-year-old Oceanside man and a 30-year-old motorcyclist.

Sheriff's deputies are investigating a deputy-involved shooting on N Broadway in Escondido; officials say the public is not in danger and asked people to avoid the area.

A Carlsbad carpenter survived a brutal parking‑lot machete attack that nearly cost him his hand. Friends have started a fundraiser as the criminal case moves forward.

A San Diego judge sided with the Mystic Point HOA in a dispute over a garage‑to‑ADU conversion, narrowing how AB 670 applies to condos.

Sunny and warm Wednesday with highs near 75°F, then turning cooler. Rain moves in late Friday into the weekend—expect gusty inland winds and wet roads.

A Chinese national admitted participating in a $65 million elder‑fraud and money‑laundering ring that targeted seniors nationwide, including a San Diego widow. Sentencing is set for June 23.

Trans San Diegans say shrinking public‑restroom access is contributing to UTIs, pelvic‑floor injuries and missed work. Local reporting and a national survey spell out the risks.

A federal indictment unsealed Monday names two people accused of selling a lethal fentanyl dose that killed a San Diego man in September 2024.

OPD SWAT surrounded a Fallingleaf Road cul‑de‑sac after a 10 a.m. 911 call about a woman yelling; a person remained barricaded inside as the tactical response unfolded.

Tigawok is opening in La Jolla Village Square, taking the former Voqozo spot and bringing its mini-bowl Chinese menu to the UC San Diego area. The chain’s robot-wok format aims for fast, inexpensive bowls.

A Falcon 9 launched 25 Starlink satellites Monday, creating a glowing twilight trail visible across San Diego and captured in photos sent to local stations.

A 61-year-old San Diego woman was killed early Sunday when the Can‑Am Spyder she was riding crashed off SR‑74 near the I‑215 offramp in Perris. Authorities say the crash remains under investigation.

Public Square Coffee’s La Mesa shop is temporarily closed after staffers protested unpaid wages. Former employees say paychecks were delayed repeatedly in March.