2 Dead, 2 Hurt, 1 Missing After Medical Helicopter Crash Off Catalina Island
A medical helicopter crashed into the waters off Catalina Island, leaving two dead, two others injured, and one person still missing. The helicopter reportedly departed from Oceanside. Search and rescue operations continue.
San Diego Is in for Another Long and Grueling Heat Wave, Meteorologists Say
Temperatures are expected to top 100 degrees in inland areas through the weekend. Cooling centers are open across San Diego County.
Two People Found Dead Inside Apartment in the Del Cerro Neighborhood
San Diego police are investigating after two people were discovered dead inside an apartment in Del Cerro. The circumstances of the deaths remain under investigation.
Coronado Named a Hot Spot for Mosquitoes as County Prepares Pesticide Spray
San Diego County vector control officials have identified Coronado as a high-activity mosquito zone and are planning aerial pesticide spraying operations.
Pacific Beach Boardwalk-Driving Suspect Renews Debate Over Mental Health Diversion Program
The man accused of driving on the Pacific Beach boardwalk had previously been diverted through a mental health program, reigniting debate over the city’s diversion policies.
Deputies Arrest Spring Valley Palm Tree Arson Suspect With Help From Drones
The San Diego County Sheriff’s Department used drone technology to identify and arrest a suspect accused of setting multiple palm trees on fire in Spring Valley.
Medical Helicopter That Crashed Off Catalina Island Reportedly Departed From Oceanside
Sources say the medical helicopter that crashed off Catalina Island on Thursday morning had originated from Oceanside, prompting questions about the flight plan.
SDCCD Installs Signs Prohibiting ICE Activity on Its Property
The San Diego Community College District installed new signs at its campuses informing immigration enforcement agents that ICE activity is prohibited on district property.
Fossils Dating Back 40–45 Million Years Uncovered in Oceanside During Construction Project
Workers at an Oceanside construction site uncovered fossils estimated to be between 40 and 45 million years old. Paleontologists have been called in to excavate the site.