Laura Acevedo

San Diego police are asking for the public's help in solving the 33-year-old murder of comic book publisher Todd Loren, whose killer remains at large despite decades of investigation.

A federally funded program has helped distribute more than 720,000 pounds of fresh, locally grown produce to families in need throughout San Diego County.

Immigration attorneys in San Diego say their clients are being detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers during routine green card interviews.

A recent book donation in Escondido put free books directly into the hands of dozens of families, most recently with a special focus on providing Spanish-language reading materials for children.

A beloved community garden in the Tijuana River Valley will continue operating after San Diego County announced a local nonprofit will take over management of the facility.

A San Diego County father is demanding accountability after staff members at the Youth Transition Campus dressed up as the minors they teach on Halloween.

Following Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy's warning that parts of U.S. airspace could close next week due to air traffic controller shortages, aviation experts are providing context.

As the government shutdown enters its 17th day, debates over Medicaid spending continue to dominate political discussions.

Federal agents detained multiple people Wednesday morning near a construction site in Encinitas during what witnesses described as an Immigration and Customs Enforcement raid.

A Coronado Middle School student's family is suing the Coronado Unified School District, alleging the school failed to protect their son from bullying that they say ultimately led to his suicide.