Beaches and coastal areas are experiencing an unusual heat wave as well, as offshore winds limit the normal cooling influence of the Pacific Ocean.
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Weeks after Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrested one person near San Diego City College and pursued another onto campus, the San Diego Community College District on Thursday began installing signs prohibiting immigration enforcement on its property. -
San Diego Gas & Electric is taking proactive steps to prepare for an expected prolonged heat wave this week, increasing energy demand and changing weather conditions across the region. -
All people infected had previously received two doses of the MMR vaccine, according to San Diego County Public Health officials. -
The local ACLU said the automated license plate readers violate constitutional privacy rights. -
Bomb technicians responded to the scene and police announced around 11 a.m. that the item had been cleared and the border crossing was reopened. -
The San Diego Police Department Southern Division temporarily closed its doors Wednesday due to a potential mold issue. -
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a law banning local, state and federal officers from using gloves that can deliver electric shocks to people -
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed two bills Sunday designed to help his mental health court reach more vulnerable Californians. -
Irwin Jacobs pledged $50 million to Father Joe’s Villages earlier this week. That funding will be used to help build three towers downtown, atop the current Joan Kroc Center at Father Joe’s headquarters. -
A pair of Pacific hurricanes will influence San Diego County weather early this week, primarily by sending tropical moisture and ocean swells northward toward Southern California, before a drying and warming trend takes hold for the remainder of the week.
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