A magnitude-4.5 quake and dozens of aftershocks rattled Brawley and the Imperial Valley Saturday evening.

Coastal mornings stay foggy while inland valleys heat up; parts of the deserts and Inland Empire are under heat alerts through Monday. Plan for morning activity and know cooling options.

Patchy morning fog clears to sun with highs near 72°F. Low deserts face an Extreme Heat Warning Sunday–Monday.

Coastal San Diego stays cool and foggy Friday while inland areas warm through the weekend; deserts face an Extreme Heat Watch beginning Sunday.

Residents in Nestor say foul odors and airborne sewage pollution have made life unbearable; a county subcommittee met and advocates want immediate pilot fixes at Saturn Boulevard. The group is drafting a letter to push state and federal action.

Morning fog gives way to mostly sunny afternoons. Expect highs near 71°F today and a warming trend into the mid-70s this weekend.

Sunny and breezy today with gusts up to 25 mph. Inland heat builds toward Monday, May 11.

Spotty morning showers and gusty west winds this morning in San Diego. Clearing skies and a warm-up into the 70s are on the way.

Spotty showers possible tonight into Tuesday with breezy west winds inland. Sunshine and warmer conditions return Wednesday.

A cool, drizzly start will give way to a sharp warm‑up by Mother’s Day, with inland SoCal and some L.A. neighborhoods likely reaching the 90s. Plan for rapidly rising temps this weekend.

Windblown dust prompted an air‑quality alert across the Imperial Valley and parts of western Imperial County. Officials warn sensitive residents to limit outdoor activity.

A vegetation fire scorched about 10 acres near Highway 79 and Sage Road in Aguanga Saturday; crews remain on scene and updates are pending.

Low clouds and patchy drizzle keep San Diego cool today with highs near 68°F; slight showers and gusty mountain winds expected into Monday.