SDSU Mission Valley development adds senior living community
San Diego State University Wednesday joined with several housing developers to announce plans for a senior living community as part of the development of SDSU Mission Valley. The project will be a seven-story, 295,000-square-foot community including 224 independent and assisted living residences, 26 memory care residen
County Launches Third Round of Shallow Rental Subsidy Program for Older Adults
Nearly 200 older adults will start receiving a $500 a month in rental assistance next year through the County’s third round of the Shallow Rental Subsidy Program. The County is now accepting applications and will continue until 195 qualified households are accepted. Monthly payments to landlords are expected to begin i
More Than $800,000 in Grants Will Bring More Trees, Gardens and Restored Natural Spaces...
San Diego Foundation’s Growing Green Spaces grants will support 23 organizations working to create greener, healthier communities across San Diego County. August 6, 2026 – San Diego, CA – Communities across San Diego County will soon get more trees, greener public spaces, restored native landscapes and bigger community
Severe Weather Alert Coverage for San Diego Area Focuses on Local Station Reporting and...
EL CAJON, CA — The page tied to this San Diego County weather alert does not provide a traditional forecast or storm narrative. Instead, it centers on user actions around a weather station, including a notice thanking people for reporting data and a prompt to flag information that appears incorrect.
Paralyzed by Deputies in 2019, Otay Mesa Man’s Death Ruled Homicide — Watchdog Says...
Randal Tanner spent nearly four years in wheelchairs and nursing beds after San Diego County sheriff's deputies pinned him to the ground during a 2019 van tow stop in Otay Mesa, leaving him quadriplegic and unable to use his hands. He died on February 12, 2023, and the county medical examiner later ruled his death a ho
Man convicted in San Diego County’s first nitrous oxide DUI jury trial
San Diego County's first jury trial for a DUI case involving nitrous oxide resulted in guilty verdicts against a 34-year-old man, the San Diego City Attorney's Office announced Thursday.
Chula Vista Police Use Automated License Plate Readers to Arrest Two Armed Robbery Suspects
On Tuesday night, officers with the Chula Vista Police Department responded to a report of an armed robbery in the parking lot of Bayside Park. Investigators determined that a male victim was approached and robbed at gunpoint in what appeared to be an unprovoked incident. Following the robbery, the primary suspect fled
San Diego targets owner of 11 smoke shops for selling kratom
The San Diego City Attorney’s Office has filed a civil lawsuit against the owner of 11 smoke shops, alleging he illegally sold kratom, a psychoactive substance linked to hundreds of deaths nationwide, and dozens here in San Diego. In a newly filed enforcement action, obtained by Times of San...
San Diego’s Brick By Brick To Close After 12-Year Run Under Current Ownership
One of Southern California’s most recognizable heavy music venues is preparing to close its doors. Brick By Brick, the longtime San Diego club operated by former As I Lay Dying drummer Jordan Mancino and co-owner Shannon, has announced it will vacate its Bay Park location later this month after 12 years under their cur
ZZ Top Cancel Hollywood Bowl and Other Dates, Citing ‘Insurmountable Obstacles’
ZZ Top canceled their Tuesday performance in Chula Vista and their Wednesday show at the Hollywood Bowl, citing “insurmountable obstacles.” Their touring partner Cheap Trick held an “intimate” show at the Troubadour. This week, ZZ Top canceled their Tuesday show in Chula Vista, California, and their Wednesday performan
