Massage and healing: a local woman’s journey to finding her purpose
Valley Center Resident Suzanne Armstrong did not begin her career as a massage therapist until a few years ago. Since that time, Bodyworks by Suzanne, now San Diego Lymphatics and Massage, has become a place for relaxation and healing. She has offices in Escondido and Carlsbad. For most of her...
Chula Vista police ramp up DUI enforcement ahead of Labor Day
The Chula Vista Police Department will increase officer patrols and conduct a DUI checkpoint between August 19 and September 7 as part of the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" national enforcement campaign.
Flock cameras still stirring suspicion: company taking action
At the August meeting of the Valley Center Community Planning Group, when Mobility Subcommittee Chairman Chris Barber was giving an update, the group took several questions from members of the audience who were concerned about Valley Center’s Flock cameras. Valley Center has at least ten of these cameras that...
Sweetwater Valley Little League families open GoFundMe for World Series travel expenses
The Sweetwater Valley All-Stars 12-Under team from Bonita is traveling to Williamsport, Pennsylvania, to compete in the Little League World Series after winning the West Regional Championship.
Pedestrian trapped between two vehicles in Santee traffic collision
Deputies responded around 10:35 a.m. Tuesday to the 7900 block of Poplin Drive regarding reports of a crash involving two vehicles and a pedestrian, according to the San Diego County Sheriff's Office.
San Diego sued for misinterpreting state housing law that allows for projects near transit
Two California housing advocacy groups are suing the city of San Diego, alleging city planners illegally excluded properties from a state program meant to spur development near transit stations. In a legal filing obtained by Times of San Diego, Californians for Homeownership and the California Housing Defense Fund say
The US Cities With the Most Mountain Lions
Picture this: You’re taking out the trash after dinner, the sun has dipped below the horizon, and something catches your eye near the edge of your property. A shadow moves, large and graceful, disappearing into the darkness before you can fully process what you’ve seen. Was that really what you think it was? In certain
BlackRock’s $1.6 billion Southern California apartment deal sparks fears of rent hikes
The transaction covers 3,620 apartments spread across Los Angeles and Orange counties, the Inland Empire, and San Diego.
Flock backlash grows as San Diego keeps its cameras
Local activists and some elected officials have tried and failed to get rid of Flock cameras across the county, and now pushback against the license plate readers is spreading nationwide. Why it matters: The movement against cameras made by Flock and similar companies, fueled by concerns over privacy and police...
Save on your next SDGE Bill
SDG&E shares practical tips and resources to help San Diegans lower their energy use and potentially save on upcoming bills. Sponsored content disclaimer: The information and advice displayed in this story are those of individual sponsors and guests and not Nexstar Media Group, inc.
