Lightscape, the internationally acclaimed holiday attraction, is returning to the San Diego Botanic Garden with new immersive installations set to dazzle visitors and transform the garden into an enchanting winter wonderland.

San Diego Humane Society takes unprecedented measures, sending over 300 small animals to Arizona in its largest-ever mass transport, to help address record-breaking overcrowding in local shelters and provide a fresh chance for the pets to find loving homes.

After the recent discovery of a 34-year-old hiker's body on El Cajon Mountain, safety concerns about hiking in San Diego County have been raised due to a string of deadly incidents on the trails.

San Diego County officials announce the closure of five parks throughout August due to heat concerns, providing a maintenance window and an opportunity to remind hikers about staying safe during the hot summer months.

Astonishing sights of lobster and crab remains washing ashore Imperial Beach have raised concerns, but could the reason be as simple as molting? Dive into the full story and unravel the mystery.

A body was discovered in a burned tent as firefighters responded to a brush fire in Logan Heights, sparking further investigations as they try to determine the cause of the fire and the man's death.

A new survivor tree sapling, grown from the seed of a ginkgo tree that survived the Hiroshima atomic bombing, has been planted at the San Diego Botanic Garden to spread a message of hope, resilience, and peace.

The San Diego Zoo Safari Park recently welcomed two Sumatran tiger cubs, bringing hope for the critically endangered species and anticipating Global Tiger Day

Firefighters from multiple agencies contained a brush fire at over 100 acres sparked by explosive ordinance detonation training on the Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, just before valuable structures were damaged

The birth of four capybara pups at the San Diego Zoo adds an extra dose of cuteness as they waddle along with their mother exploring their surroundings.

Locals and tourists alike at La Jolla Cove were startled as sea lions seemingly charged toward them, causing panic and making for sensational viral videos. But what's the real story behind these marine mammals' behavior?

San Diego City Council's proposal for a permanent year-round closure of Point La Jolla, near sea lions, has ignited a heated debate between wildlife advocates and those concerned about the loss of ocean access and environmental impacts.

High bacteria levels at San Diego beaches prompt warnings to the public, creating ripples in locals' favorite hangouts, becoming a topic at dinner tables and beachside cafes.