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Roxana Kennedy, who is white, accused four Latino council members of conspiring to replace her with a younger, Latino officer. The city called it “a racist assumption.”

For the Toros de Tijuana, the whole game day experience is as important as the game itself. It's an immersive and chaotic experience that brings fans from both sides of the border.

New research shows that California's 800-mile fault line is under its highest stress level in 1,000 years. We talk about what a major earthquake could mean for San Diego and how to prepare for a potential disaster.

A North Carolina teenager is facing murder charges in connection with the Islamic Center shooting in May. We sit down with Imam Taha Hassane to talk about how the community is reacting.

First, an update surrounding the Islamic Center of San Diego attack from this past May. Next, a new study explores what happens when some teens take a break from their cellphones. Then, we’ll tell you about a new cafe led by a group of women that just opened in Normal Heights. And, we’ll tell you about a type of book that helps parents teach their kids to read.

Viral social media videos of cliff jumpers are drawing people to the coast. Last month, two people jumping and climbing the cliffs were critically injured.

News coverage of labor unions.

We take a look at some of the policies exacerbating the crisis, public health concerns and solutions on the ground.

The city of San Diego has a budget deficit. Meanwhile, new reporting shows that a tennis center is paying $50 a month for acres of beachfront property.

What would happen if a weaponized pathogen was inadvertently released on the world? A new book from best-selling author and investigative journalist Annie Jacobsen asks that question in "Biological War: A Scenario."