San Marcos Gun Safety Event yields over 200 firearms in exchange for cash
Over 200 firearms were collected in exchange for gift cards during a Gun Safety Event in San Marcos, held by the San Diego County Sheriff's Office.
San Diego daylighting enforcement under fire as budget cuts proposed
San Diego is facing criticism for its enforcement of the daylighting law, with a City Heights resident receiving a $115 parking ticket for parking within 20 feet of a crosswalk, despite not knowing about the law, and the city's proposed budget cutting funds for identifying and painting impacted intersections.
24-year-old found dead while in custody at MCC San Diego
Roberto Daniel GarciaJacobo, 24, was found unresponsive at MCC San Diego on Saturday, April 18, and was pronounced dead shortly after by EMS personnel.
The ‘Ghost Towns’ of 2026: 5 U.S. Suburbs That Are Losing Residents at Record...
U.S. population growth has hit a snag lately. Between 2024 and 2025, the national rate dipped to just 0.5 percent, down sharply from the year before. Much of this stems from a plunge in international migration, which dropped by more than half, leaving many areas that relied on newcomers scrambling. Suburbs once seen as safe ... Read more The post The ‘Ghost Towns' of 2026...
San Diego Basks In Sunny Saturday Before Onshore Chill Rolls Back In
San Diego woke up to clear skies and a cool 56°F today, on track for a bright afternoon around 74°F with light west winds, a classic easygoing day for anyone with outdoor plans. Afternoon And Weekend Outlook. Afternoon highs are expected to peak near 74°F today, with a...
WATCH: SeaWorld rescue team releases rehabilitated seabirds, sea lions
Five seabirds and two California sea lions were successfully released back into the wild after receiving weeks of intensive care from a SeaWorld San Diego Rescue Team, highlighting the importance of rescue and rehabilitation efforts amid growing concerns about coastal wildlife health.
Traffic collision on SR-78 leaves one dead
SAN DIEGO (CNS) — At least one person is dead following a traffic collision in the Shelter Valley area of Anza-Borrego Desert State Park today, according to the California Highway Patrol. Officers responded to SR-78, east of San Felipe Road near Scissors Crossing, at about 10:15 a.m. Saturday to...
National City’s $15 Million Harassment Bombshell Puts Police Budget On The Ropes
National City is fighting back in a high-stakes courtroom sequel after a jury awarded former police officer Ashley Cummins $10 million in a workplace discrimination case last year. With interest and legal costs piling up, that bill is now pushing toward $15 million, a tab big enough to rattle the city’s public safety budget. This spring, city leaders voted to bring in outside...
San Diego’s High-Pay Hiring Spree Puts Skilled Workers In The Hot Seat
Higher-paying jobs are finally starting to move again in San Diego County. Fresh state labor figures for February show a clear pickup in hiring for better compensated roles, with the strongest gains in professional and business services and technical fields. The latest monthly snapshot nudged the region's annual net job gain to about 7,900 and kept the county's unemployment rate parked in the...
Portion of SB-805 freeway to be closed through weekend for construction
A portion of southbound Interstate 805 stretching from Sorrento Valley to University City will be closed starting Friday night and through the weekend for construction. From 9 p.m. Friday until 5 a.m. Monday, all southbound lanes will be closed from the Interstate 5/805 split to Governor Drive, while a culvert replacement project gets underway beneath the freeway just south of Nobel Drive.
