Governor Gavin Newsom has directed the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services to deploy additional firefighting resources to San Diego and Los Angeles counties in response to Red Flag Warnings and critical fire weather conditions.

A national search for a 3-year-old boy from Florida is underway after his mother moved out of state and failed to return him to his father with whom she shared parental custody.

A video showing ICE agents arresting a parent near an elementary school in Encinitas has sparked outrage in the North County community, leading to calls for action from local leaders and community members.

duo of special-needs kittens is stealing hearts at Helen Woodward Animal Center, where staff say the bonded siblings are proof that lifes challenges are easier with someone by your side.

The San Diego Humane Society is warning pet owners to take extra precautions to protect their animals from the extreme heat, including avoiding hot pavement, providing plenty of water and shade, and being aware of the dangers of leaving pets in cars.

A truck driver is in ICE custody after a deadly Florida crash.

The White House on Thursday announced a highly anticipated trade deal with the European Union (EU).

A woman was stabbed to death Wednesday in National City, authorities said.

Neighbors in Del Cerro are voicing their concern over a newly installed solar project on a nearby elementary school campus.

A U.S. Navy sailor stationed at Naval Base San Diego who agreed to sell Navy secrets to a Chinese intelligence officer for $12,000 was convicted Wednesday.

Thunder, a therapy dog, has become a popular fixture at Howard Gardner Community School in Chula Vista, providing comfort and joy to students who face many challenges outside of the classroom.

Shuuluk Wechuwvi - Where Lightning Was Born: Guided by Nature - Built by Knowledge & Tradition for Future Generations is a Kumeyaay play premiering in San Diego on Saturday, which tells the story of a teen gamer's journey of self-discovery and his vow to protect the land and the stories passed down from his people's generations.

The Secretary of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem, announced plans to paint the U.S.-Mexico border fence black to deter people from climbing it and to address wear and tear, citing the fact that black gets hotter in the sun.

The Oceanside Police Department has added a new first responder to its team, a drone that can fly 45 miles an hour.

Louis Vuitton has reopened one of its locations in San Diego after completing its expansion and renovation.

San Diego Miramar College is launching the states first bachelors degree program designed specifically for first responders seeking careers in public safety management.

A car crashed at least 100 yards down a canyon Wednesday in Mission Hills, authorities said.

Videos of how security reacted to a young fan sprinting across the outfield at Petco Park during Tuesday night's game between the San Diego Padres and San Francisco Giants have garnered a lot of attention online.

San Diego FC has acquired defender Leo Duru on loan from Blackburn Rovers FC, and he is expected to join the team pending receipt of his International Transfer Certificate.

The first-ever Community Recreation Needs Assessment invites San Diegans to provide their thoughts on city-owned facilities and recreational activities provided by the city's Parks and Recreation Department.

A Vista man was taken into custody on Tuesday in connection to a triple stabbing that occurred on a train platform in Carlsbad, authorities said.

As students across California return to the classroom, First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom and California State Parks are encouraging families and educators to take learning beyond school walls and into the heart of the Golden States vast natural and cultural landscapes.

The Santee Fire Department has acquired a new Type 3 fire engine, enhancing its capabilities just as San Diego County enters the peak of wildfire season.

The Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District is looking to fill an open seat on the Board of Trustees.

As temperatures are expected to soar into the triple-digits for parts of San Diego County this week, city and county officials are reminding people of several available "Cool Zones" where they can seek relief from the heat.