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The California Coastal Commission approved the De Anza Natural restoration project, which is set to expand Mission Bay's marshland from 80 to approximately 260 acres over the next 20 years.

Del Sur Elementary in San Diego County was forced to delay the start of the school year and relocate students to another campus over mold-related issues.

Firefighters are working to gain control of a vegetation blaze that ignited Wednesday afternoon in eastern San Diego County, sending large plumes of smoke into the sky and prompting evacuation orders in nearby communities. The blaze, now referred to as the Dehesa 7 incident, broke out around 3:20 p.m. near...

Authorities reached out to the public today for help identifying the shooter who fired a bullet into a Vista business, wounding a man.

When Moss Randy Ortega was growing up in Paradise Hills in the ‘90s and early 2000s, his mom gave him words of wisdom that shaped his approach to clothing and design. “We didn't grow up with options of, we can go and pick out something new every weekend or something like that,” Ortega explained. “Because of that, findi

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — A Mission Hills man is still searching for the families connected to three St. Christopher medals he believes belonged to Vietnam War soldiers — more than 50 years after they were made. Antonio Palma has been on a mission to return the medals since...

Warner C. Lusardi, the San Diego construction magnate, major philanthropist and longtime civic benefactor, passed away peacefully, surrounded by his family. He was 94. Mr. Lusardi was a devoted horse racing enthusiast and a valued member of the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club Board of Directors, serving with distinction sinc

Thursday the County Board of Supervisors by a vote of 3-2 approved the Socially Equitable Cannabis Program for the unincorporated areas of San Diego County. Fifth District Supervisors Jim Desmond, who was one of the no votes, commented: “This is a twisted, contorted use of the term “equity.” If you previously broke the

David Mackintosh enjoys the quiet: For 20 years, he has sat under the jacaranda tree at his home just outside of Escondido and looked out at an open field. Then last year, he received a notice in the mail about “future uses” of property in his area. Later, he learned he might get 140 new neighbors across the street and

Neighbors in National City are asking for help identifying a group of teenagers accused of repeatedly harassing a resident at the CONAM apartment building near Kimball Park, with the situation reportedly escalating from pranks to property damage and vandalism. Repeated Harassment Leads to Property Damage. According to