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A big-rig crash that caused an oil spill closed most lanes of northbound Interstate 805 near state Route 52 Monday morning.

There have been at least 25,000 lithium-ion battery fires nationwide in the past five years according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, many of those in San Diego.

Officers with the San Diego Humane Society’s Humane Law Enforcement continue to investigate the fatal dog attack at Mesa Viking Neighborhood Park in Mira Mesa on Friday.

San Diego families of in-custody death victims had an opportunity to meet with Allison Ganter, California’s first-ever appointed Director of the In-Custody Death Review Division.

San Diegan’s personal income growth grew double the national average in 2023 compared to the rest of the country. One economist weighs in on what factors were likely at play.

While American Indian and Alaska Native students in California have made progress in academics, persistent barriers and challenges still exist for these scholars, a report released Friday by Cal State San Marcos found.

Maraya Performing Arts offers training to performers of all ages. But, the production of “Descendants the Musical” features young actors, singers, and dancers 6 to 17 years old of all abilities including those who are neurodivergent.

The number of flu cases in San Diego County increased by nearly 300 from the week before, prompting county health officials to encourage vaccinations and protecting family members during the holiday.

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday passed the measure to end the use of any county resources for immigration enforcement by a vote of 3-1.

The San Diego City Council presented a united front when they elected Joe LaCava as their next leader. Now, they face the significant challenge of balancing the budget.

The holiday season is a busy time, but don’t let the stress make you a target for scammers. Consumer Reports warns of grinches trying to steal your money and identity this season.

Friday morning, the San Diego Padres and he San Diego Police Department treated more than a hundred local children — a third of whom lost their homes and many of their possessions in the floods — to a shopping spree at the Kearny Mesa Walmart.

” … it has become increasingly clear that I am not the right person for this position at this time,” Paul Parker told NBC 7.

The victim was attacked by his three dogs in Mesa Viking Park, according to SDPD.