A woman in her 30s was found dead in a Colina Del Sol apartment early Saturday morning, and her boyfriend was arrested in connection with her death.

San Diegans Ella McCaffray, Lucas Owston and Eden Walla, as well as Orange County's Luke Guinaldo and Barbados' own Josh Burke, locked in 2026 Challenger Series (CS) spots during the Quarterfinal round at the World Surf League (WSL) Barbados Surf Pro, while Taj Lindblad from San Clemente officially won the 2025/2026 North America Qualifying Series (QS) men's season.

A man in his 40s was seriously injured after being stabbed multiple times during a funeral service at a church in San Diego's Colina Del Sol neighborhood on Saturday, and a man in his late 20s was detained at the scene.

A motorcyclist was injured after colliding with a vehicle in Hillcrest early Sunday, and police are investigating who was at fault in the crash.

A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run crash in the Mission Bay Park area early Sunday morning, and the driver fled the scene, continuing southbound after the collision.

They are the first reported American casualties since the U.S. and Israel launched a surprise attack on Iran.

Dr. Alexandra Kharazi, an award-winning cardiothoracic surgeon, emphasized the importance of prioritizing heart health now to protect the future, and encouraged people to listen to their bodies, schedule regular checkups, and ask informed questions about their cardiovascular risk.

Fire crews knocked down an apartment fire in the 6700 block of Friars Rd. on Saturday evening, with multiple condos damaged in the blaze and two people examined for smoke inhalation.

A 34-year-old man suffered serious injuries after the e-bike he was riding crashed into a Dodge Charger on Saturday morning in Southcrest, and was transported to a local hospital for treatment.

Veterans and their families gathered at Miramar National Cemetery for an open house hosted by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to learn about the benefits and services available to them, and to dedicate a new amphitheater for memorial services.

Protests are expected to take place throughout San Diego County following the US and Israel's launch of strikes on Iran, with both pro and anti-Iran demonstrators expected to participate.

The San Diego Police Department is closely monitoring events in Iran and the Middle East, while increasing awareness around religious and cultural sites locally, and urging the public to stay alert and report any suspicious activity.

San Marcos Unified School District is proposing staff cuts to address an $11 million budget deficit, in line with similar challenges faced by districts across California.

The USS Abraham Lincoln, homeported in San Diego, played a key role in a coordinated US-Israeli operation against Iran's nuclear program, which included aerial and naval strikes targeting Iranian military infrastructure.

Rafael Rendon was arrested for allegedly stealing $4,070 worth of merchandise from three Kohl's stores in East County and the South Bay, while out on bail for a previous grand theft arrest.

A total of 12 citations were issued at a DUI checkpoint in Chula Vista on Friday night, with 2,916 vehicles passing through the checkpoint and 809 vehicles being screened.

TSA workers at San Diego International Airport are facing financial pressure due to the partial government shutdown, which could lead to staffing shortages and longer wait times for travelers.

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin visited a farm in Valley Center to discuss the plight of the California avocado industry and the Tijuana sewage crisis, and pledged to prioritize California growers and work to fix the cross-boundary sewage flow.

DEHESA, Calif. (FOX 5/KUSI) — A former East County school principal has filed a lawsuit against the Dehesa School District, alleging she was fired in retaliation for reporting safety violations and concerns about student attendance records tied to state funding. The lawsuit was announced Wednesday outside district headquarters. Attorneys for former principal Natoshia Bartley say [...]

The Flower Fields at Carlsbad Ranch is set to open for the 2026 season on March 1, featuring 80 million blooms in 13 vibrant shades, along with a rotating lineup of weekly pop-up shops, an enhanced Butterfly Encounter experience, and a variety of performances, activities, and attractions.