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Hosted by Corey with the Story, San Diego News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening in San Diego with fast, focused updates on local news, government, business, public safety, weather, and the stories shaping the city. From coastal developments to regional updates, the show keeps you informed on what matters most across San Diego. Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, local trends, and stories shaping the city—produced by AI for speed, consistency, and clarity. Part of The Daily News Now network, San Diego News Today is built for listeners who want reliable local news coverage in a quick, easy-to-digest format. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai
Episodes
- Rob Reiner: The Director - A Hollywood Icon's Journey
This podcast episode explores the legendary career of filmmaker Rob Reiner, highlighting his impactful films and unique blend of comedy and drama. It covers his journey from an iconic TV role to directorial blockbusters.
- Renter Solar Power: Rule 21 Battle in California
This episode discusses the legal battle over renter-installed solar panels in California, focusing on the state's Rule 21 and its impact on renters seeking clean energy. A review of bill SB 868 could simplify the process for renters.
- Telegraph Canyon Road Closures: Plan Ahead
Overnight closures on Telegraph Canyon Road in Chula Vista are scheduled for the next four nights as part of a $33 million I-805 transportation upgrade project. Drivers are advised to expect delays and plan for detours.
- Four Stabbed at Oceanside Beach, Suspect Arrested
A suspect has been arrested in connection with a stabbing incident at Oceanside Beach where four individuals were injured. The event took place in the San Diego area.
- Four Stabbed in Oceanside Beachfront Attack
Four individuals were stabbed during an incident on the Oceanside beachfront. This report is from San Diego News Today.
- Betty Broderick: Divorce Tragedy's End
Betty Broderick, convicted of murdering her ex-husband and his new wife, has died at 78. Her story from 1989 involved a bitter divorce and murders that shocked San Diego. The California Department of Corrections confirmed her death.
- San Diego Boat Club Blaze: Firefighters Save the Day
A significant fire occurred at the Mission Bay Boat and Ski Club in San Diego. Firefighters successfully contained the blaze, and an investigation into its cause is underway.
- Top Gun's 40th: Sparking Careers & Shaping Aviation
This episode commemorates the 40th anniversary of Top Gun. It discusses how the film sparked careers and shaped the aviation industry.
- Skyrocketing Gas Prices Hit Farmers Markets
This episode discusses the impact of rising gas prices on local farmers markets, affecting both businesses and consumers. It examines how surging fuel costs are creating financial strain.
- Betty Broderick's Death Marks End of Infamous California Case
Betty Broderick, the San Diego socialite convicted of murdering her ex-husband and his new wife in 1989, has died at 78 in a prison medical facility. Her death marks the end of a notorious case that captivated California.
- Identify Man Found Burned in San Diego
The San Diego County Medical Examiner's Office is seeking public assistance to identify a man found burned in National City on February 21st. The victim was found in a dumpster enclosure at The Galleria shopping center with no identificati…
- Reward Offered in 7-Year-Old Navy Sailor's Murder
San Diego police are offering a $75,000 reward for information about the murder of Navy sailor LeMontee Stevenson, who was killed seven years ago at a house party. The shooter is still at large despite several witnesses.
- Canvas Hack Disrupts Finals, Students Hustle
A hack targeting student data disrupted finals, necessitating professors' intervention, while scam phishing emails are also circulating. This is a high-level news summary.
- Deputy's Reckless Driving Kills, Maims
A car crash in Riverside County resulted in one death and severe injuries due to a deputy's reckless driving. Families have filed a lawsuit alleging negligence, supported by a CHP report. This case raises concerns about accountability in p…
- CA-49: Democrats Battle for Red District
This episode discusses the CA-49 district, formerly a Republican area, now a Democratic battleground. Darrell Issa's retirement has opened the door for Democratic candidates who are focusing on affordability and infrastructure. The race's…
- California Offers Free Diapers for Newborns
California has introduced a new program offering free diapers for newborns to new parents in over 60 hospitals. This initiative aims to support families and ensure a strong start for every baby.
- Chula Vista Mayor Rejects El Cajon's Sanctuary Law Lawsuit
Chula Vista Mayor John McCann has refused to support El Cajon's lawsuit against California's sanctuary law, citing public safety and state guidelines. This decision by McCann, a Republican, contrasts with El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells, who fil…
- Cal State Campuses Return Native Remains, Artifacts
Cal State campuses are in the process of returning Native American remains and cultural items. The episode highlights the varying progress among campuses, the challenges faced, and the spiritual significance of these items to tribal leader…
- Cruise Ship Workers Arrested for Child Sex Abuse Images
U.S. immigration officials revoked the visas of 27 cruise ship workers due to possession of child sexual abuse images. Disney Cruise Line, which employed some of the individuals, has fired them and is cooperating with law enforcement.
- Two Vegetation Fires in San Diego County, Both Under Control
This episode reports on two vegetation fires in San Diego County. Both fires are currently under control.
- California's Free Diaper Program for New Parents
California's new Golden State Start program provides free diapers to newborns at participating hospitals. This initiative aims to help new parents, particularly those receiving Medi-Cal, by easing financial burdens.
- Lake Hodges Dam Crisis: Fire vs Flood Risks
The Lake Hodges Dam in San Diego is in crisis due to severe cracks and deterioration. City efforts to mitigate flood risks by lowering water levels have inadvertently increased wildfire concerns due to dry, flammable brush. The city plans…
- Del Mar Racetrack's 2026 Season Kicks Off with New Eats & Drinks
Tickets for Del Mar Racetrack's 2026 season go on sale May 8th. The season will offer horse racing, premium seating, upscale dining with new food options, and craft cocktails from The Handle Bar.
- San Diego Police Investigate Single-Car Rollover
This episode of San Diego News Today reports on a single-car rollover investigation by the San Diego Police. The podcast covers current news events in San Diego.
- Miracle Triplets: One Mom's Unbelievable Journey
This episode of San Diego News Today tells the story of a mother's journey with her miracle triplets.
- DUI Driver Pleads Guilty, Injures 5-Year-Old
Savannah Monique Taylor, 21, pleaded guilty to felony DUI causing serious injury to a 5-year-old girl in San Diego. The incident occurred in September 2025 near Liberty Station, where Taylor's BMW hit the child on a pedestrian path. Taylor…
- California State Controller Race: Cohen vs Morgan vs Adams
The California State Controller race is underway, with candidates Malia Cohen, Herb Morgan, and Meghann Adams campaigning for the position. They each have distinct approaches to state financial management, focusing on areas such as spendin…
- Katie Porter's Bold Tax Cut Plan for California
Katie Porter, a candidate for California governor, aims to eliminate state income taxes for individuals earning under $100,000. She also plans to reduce waste and allocate funds towards education and green infrastructure initiatives.
- La Mesa Honors Fallen Officer Lauren Craven
The La Mesa Police Department has honored fallen officer Lauren Craven with a monument. The monument bears her name, and she has received various tributes since her death, including recognition at the National Peace Officers Memorial.
- Oceanside Firefighters Tame Vista Way Blaze
Oceanside firefighters successfully contained a vegetation fire near SR 76. The quick response prevented damage to buildings and injuries. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
- Chargers Stack Deck for AFC West Title
The Los Angeles Chargers are preparing for the AFC West title, having bolstered their offensive line and hired new coordinators. After recent playoff appearances but no division title since 2009, the team is set to compete.
- Google's New Store in San Diego: Try Before You Buy
Google's first physical store in San Diego opens at Fashion Valley Mall, featuring Pixel phones, Nest cameras, and Fitbit trackers. The store provides a try-before-you-buy experience and expert assistance.
- Homicide Investigation in San Diego
Homicide detectives in San Diego are investigating the suspicious death of a Hispanic woman found with visible injuries in an O’Farrell neighborhood apartment. Authorities have not yet identified any suspects or motives in the case.
- Man Arrested for La Mesa Assault, Victim Fights for Life
A man has been arrested following an assault in La Mesa. The victim of the assault is reportedly fighting for their life.
- CBP Warns: Declare Mother's Day Flowers or Face Fines
U.S. Customs and Border Protection warns travelers about declaring Mother's Day flowers to prevent the spread of pests and diseases. Increased border traffic means more scrutiny on plants and flowers entering the U.S.
- New Affordable Housing in San Diego: A Dream Come True
Jacaranda on Ninth in San Diego opens 88 affordable units for low-income families, with 14 units reserved for homeless individuals. The project, in collaboration with PATH, provides support services to residents.
- San Diego Supervisors Clash Over Governance Reforms
San Diego County supervisors are divided over proposed governance changes. Democrat Chair Terra Lawson-Remer's reform package faces opposition from Republican Supervisor Joel Anderson.
- La Mesa PD Honors Fallen Officer Lauren Craven
The episode covers the La Mesa Police Department's tribute to Fallen Officer Lauren Craven.
- CHP Cracks Down on Distracted Driving in California
The California Highway Patrol is increasing enforcement against distracted driving, noting a significant rise in citations. The CHP emphasizes the dangers of using phones while driving, especially for younger motorists.
- La Jolla Rec Center Faces Closure, Community Fights Back
The La Jolla Recreation Center, a community hub for over 100 years, faces closure because of San Diego's budget crisis. Despite potential legal issues and the possibility of reverting the building to a trust, locals are actively campaignin…
- Man Arrested for Molesting Girl, Caught on Scooter
A man has been arrested for allegedly molesting a ten-year-old girl in Poway. He was apprehended after fleeing the scene on an electric scooter and his subsequent identification via released photos. The investigation is continuing.
- Jacaranda on Ninth: New Affordable Housing Hope
The new affordable housing complex, Jacaranda on Ninth, has opened in downtown San Diego, providing 88 units for families and previously homeless individuals. Developed by Community HousingWorks with support services, the project aims to a…
- Indigenous Women's Safety: Groundbreaking Agreement in California
A historic agreement has been signed by tribal leaders, law enforcement, and officials in California to address the alarming rates of violence and disappearances disproportionately affecting Indigenous women and girls, particularly in bord…
- San Diego's December Nights Festival Faces Budget Cuts
San Diego's December Nights festival, a tradition since 1978, faces potential cancellation or scaling back due to budget cuts. City officials are exploring options like donations and sponsorships to ensure the event proceeds.
- Carson Beck Joins Cardinals, Eyes Starting Role
Carson Beck, the Cardinals' third-round draft pick, is entering rookie minicamp. He will be in a quarterback room with Jacoby Brissett and Gardner Minshew. Brissett appears to have an advantage for the starting position.
- Man Miraculously Saved by Bush After Cliff Fall
A man miraculously survived a dangerous fall from a cliff. He was saved by landing in a bush, preventing serious injury.
- Deadly Turn: A Reminder to Yield Properly
A tragic head-on collision near Santa Ysabel claimed the life of a 76-year-old man driving a truck who attempted a left turn onto State Route 79. The sedans occupants survived, and authorities are investigating the cause, stressing the imp…
- Tijuana Journalists Face Deadly Risks
Tijuana journalists face significant dangers, with 185 killed since 1995. Despite the murders of prominent figures and an inadequate protection system, reporters continue to cover local news amidst threats from cartels and online harassmen…
- Padres' May Test: Can They Silence Skeptics?
The San Diego Padres have shown resilience, climbing the NL West standings despite injuries and underperforming stars. However, a challenging May schedule against tough opponents will be the true test of their strength.
- Coronado Terrible Orchestra: Embracing Music's Joy
The Coronado Terrible Orchestra is a weekly group where adults can play music in a judgment-free zone, fostering confidence and camaraderie. The group has grown significantly, now tackling more challenging music and offering mental health…