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California State Sen. Steve Padilla introduced a bill this week that could pave the way for millions of dollars a year to help clean and care for the Tijuana River Valley.

More than 4,000 San Diego Gas & Electric customers were without power in the La Mesa area Wednesday afternoon.

The first U.S. location of El Pastor Del Rica taqueria is set to open on Wednesday in San Diego County’s South Bay city.

The holiday shopping season is here. No doubt, among the hustle and bustle, you’ll be asked the same question over and over at checkout. Would you like to open a store credit card? Consumer Reports says to think twice before you sign the dotted line.

Mayor Todd Gloria announced a hiring freeze Wednesday, along with restrictions on non-essential funding and a reassessment of the city’s leases and contracts as San Diego faces a $258 million deficit in the coming fiscal year.

From San Diego’s December Nights to holiday-themed runs and bar takeovers, there’s something for everyone to celebrate this holiday season

This year’s San Diego Bay Parade of Lights will take place on Dec. 18 and 15. Here’s what else to know about the highly-anticipated holiday boat parade.

The average price of a gallon of self-service regular gasoline in San Diego County dropped Wednesday to its lowest amount since Dec. 30, 2022, decreasing two-tenths of a cent to $4.515.

Police responded to a complaint of a gun at Castle Park Middle School on Monday. In a letter sent to parents on Tuesday, the principal said that one student was arrested and the gun was confiscated.

The family of a San Diego teen who disappeared while visiting family in Tijuana more than five years ago says remains have been found that they believe are his.

A popular playground in Pacific Beach is gone, and many families who used it for decades say they’re disappointed.

The North County city staff “recommends approving an ordinance that will create a registration process and inspection fees for short-term rentals”

A local organization is helping San Diego seniors with medical, food and housing needs. NBC 7’s Todd Strain reports on Dec. 3, 2024.

Former superintendent Lamont Jackson was fired in September after the board of education found there were “credible” accounts of inappropriate conduct toward two former district employees