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Local San Diego groups and community members took to the streets on Saturday to protest a proposed high-rise tower on Turquoise Street in Pacific Beach.

San Diego State gave up 41 unanswered points to Utah State’s backup quarterback in a road football loss.

Firefighters were battling a vegetation fire on Otay Mountain in San Diego County Saturday that had the potential to reach 200 acres, authorities said.

Heading out to one of San Diego’s beaches soon? You might want to check this list of water contact closures and advisories first.

San Diego’s American Little League is raising money for the four kids whose parents were shot and killed in an ambush in Little Italy last week.

A driver hit and killed a bicyclist in the Black Mountain Ranch area of San Diego on Friday evening, according to San Diego police.

Ten teachers across the San Diego Unified School District will receive the gift to keep music education alive and accessible.

A “bomb cyclone” hit the West Coast this week, bringing dangerous storm conditions. As it moves into Southern California, how will it affect San Diego County this weekend?

A man who drove drunk and struck two people standing outside their vehicle in Pacific Beach, killing one of them, was sentenced Friday to 21 years to life in state prison.

The Centers of Excellence for Labor Market Information estimates nearly 8,000 annual job openings for optical technicians, ophthalmic assistants and nursing assistants in the region through 2028

An Escondido native has a special connection to one of the witches of Oz and a pretty “wicked” connection to the actress who plays her in the movie.

Law-enforcement officials said the 95,000 chocolate bar could have been sold for more than $3 million.

The new high-rise complex is set to open this time next year and will house veterans, people living with special needs and those coming off the streets, reports NBC 7’s M.G. Perez.

With the winter season just starting to take hold in Baja California, several carbon monoxide poisoning deaths have been recorded in Tijuana, Mexico this week — an ongoing problem as people try to keep warm in countries with no federal carbon monoxide detection regulations.