UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography receives $3 million in funding to develop a pathogen forecast model, seeking to protect coastal communities from waterborne diseases caused by sewage pollution.

As summer nears its end, inland areas are gearing up for a surge in temperatures, promising warmer days and raising concerns for potential wildfires.

San Diego County Water Authority sues to halt an unprecedented detachment that could impact the environment and shift over $140 million in costs to other water ratepayers. Click to read the full story.

San Diego County experiences an unprecedented tornado warning as the impacts of Tropical Storm Hilary, include heavy rainfall, flooding, and gusty winds across the region.

The U.S. Navy acts swiftly to deploy ships, submarines, and secure aircraft from Naval bases in San Diego as Hurricane Hilary, a Category 4 storm, approaches Southern California.

As Hurricane Hilary rapidly intensifies, San Diego County braces for potential widespread heavy rainfall, flash floods, and high winds over the weekend.

San Diego County faces a brief but intense heatwave, with temperatures soaring in the mountains and deserts, prompting heat warnings from the National Weather Service. Find out how to stay safe during this sweltering period.

Community members in Ramona can get the latest emergency preparedness information and strategies at an upcoming fair and panel discussion.

A fast-moving brush fire labeled 'Bunnie Fire' threatens structures and leads to immediate evacuations in Ramona as emergency services scramble to gain control.

A San Diego man tragically lost his life during a hike near the Starr Pass area in Tucson, as extreme weather conditions took their toll.

San Diego firefighters quickly contained a small brush fire in Balboa Park, ensuring no structures were damaged and no injuries reported.

Two firefighting helicopters collide midair in Southern California, leading to the tragic death of three people on board.

Tropical Storm Eugene might cause thunderstorms in San Diego County, however, tourist hotspots remain unaffected. Both local areas and Mexico's Pacific coast are preparing for the potential impact.