Equipment is installed and concrete work is done — only landscaping and signage remain at the new Poinsettia Avenue site.

The San Diego fabless chipmaker will keep its 55-person team and operate as its own product line inside a $1.5 billion company.

Mexican residents are legally driving $20,000 BYDs across the border while Americans still cannot buy one at any U.S. dealership.

A Marron Road Walmart could soon launch drones carrying groceries to homes across Oceanside, Carlsbad, Vista and San Marcos.

The new multi-vendor mall packs 40-plus sellers and a coffee bar into a corner of Carlsbad's old Tip Top Meats building.

Make Me Up RSF turned a former jewelry store into an eight-chair makeup atelier, with looks ranging from $125 to $375.

IKEA is opening a Plan & Order pick-up point at Southland Plaza next Wednesday, offering design consultations and scheduled pick-up for South Bay shoppers.

A Jamul Casino guest turned a $5 Super 4 side bet into a $209,496 payout after an all‑diamond royal flush.

A webinar startup says Koi Security’s December report wrongly tied its domains to a Chinese hacking operation, and Palo Alto Networks — which acquired Koi — is now a defendant.

Visit California has named tourism veteran Julie Coker as its next president and CEO; Caroline Beteta will retire in September 2026 after nearly 30 years leading the agency. Coker starts in October and will oversee statewide marketing programs.

From cold plunges to med‑clinics, San Diego's wellness businesses are multiplying and boosting local economic activity. New studios and recovery suites are reshaping retail patterns.

San Diego County says a major supermarket sushi supplier misclassified chefs as contractors and made them pay equipment and food costs while earning commission. The suit alleges a widespread 'pay-to-work' model inside grocery delis.

ServiceNow cut 63 jobs at its San Diego office despite earlier claims it would hold headcount steady, with senior sales and engineering roles hardest hit.