These 9 Lucky Cities Just Got a Whole Foods (Is Yours One?)
Check if your city is on the list of recent Whole Foods openings (or in the chain's future plans) and learn why you'd want to shop at this supermarket.
Father and daughter plead guilty to smuggling banned R-22 gas
A father and daughter duo pleaded guilty in federal court to a multi-month conspiracy to smuggle banned R-22 refrigerant from Mexico into the United States.
Water line break forces Pacific Beach businesses to temporarily close
SAN DIEGO — A water line break and related electrical issues have left several businesses in Pacific Beach, including eatery Ramen Ryoma, closed. The restaurant’s closure has not only impacted patrons, but it has also resulted in layoffs and lost inventory for employees who are eager for answers about when they can return to work.
Dozens of firearms collected at Vista gun buyback event
A total of 119 firearms, including 15 assault rifles, were surrendered at a gun buyback event in Vista Sunday.
County Supervisor Jim Desmond flies himself to campaign events in a plane he bought...
California’s new 48th Congressional District is big, but County Supervisor Jim Desmond has an unusual advantage when he needs to cross it: his private plane. A 32-minute flight to Palm Springs on Sept. 11. A 29-minute flight to Riverside on Sept. 30. From campaign meet-and-greets in Idyllwild to a Lincoln Club luncheon in Rancho Mirage to, most recently, a meeting in Riverside with House Speaker Mike Johnson, the former commercial airline pilot regularly flies himself to campaign events as he se
California and the Southwest Brace for Tropical Downpours, Flash Flooding, Mudslides and Mountain Snow...
LOS ANGELES, California — A wet and stormy setup is lining up for California and the Southwest this week, and our forecast team is watching it closely. Tropical moisture will fuel heavy downpours and thunderstorms from Tuesday night October 20 through Thursday October 22. That raises the risk of flash flooding and mudslides in cities like Los Angeles, San Diego, Las Vegas and Phoenix.
San Diego crews help battle Norte Fire in south Orange County
Hundreds of firefighters, including crews from San Diego, assisted in containing the Norte Fire in South Orange County, which burned 570 acres and destroyed seven homes.
Pacific Beach Retirees, Both 83, Relive Their Bar Mitzvahs 70 Years Later
Two retired psychologists, both 83, stood before roughly 100 neighbors, friends and family on a Friday in July and chanted Hebrew verses they had first learned as 13-year-old boys seven decades earlier. Sanford Braver and William Soltz, who live down the hall from each other at Wesley Palms Retirement Community in San Diego's Pacific Beach neighborhood, had restudied their portions for the joint celebration.
San Diego’s Orchids & Onions Awards Mark 50 Years of Roasting Bad Buildings
San Diego's Orchids & Onions awards program turned 50, with a retrospective event scheduled at the San Diego History Center in Balboa Park for Saturday, October 17, at 10 a.m. Orchids & Onions, the annual awards program that hands out praise for standout architecture and public scorn for the ugliest misses, planned the event to mark the occasion.
San Diego Airport Tops Federal List as Nation’s Highest Lead Polluter From General Aviation
San Diego’s Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport still using leaded fuel – Image for illustrative purposes only (Image credits: nvmwebsites-budwg5g9avh3epea.z03.azurefd.net) San Diego’s Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport in Kearny Mesa continues to rely overwhelmingly on leaded aviation fuel despite the introduction of an unleaded alternative two years ago. Federal data analyzed through public records requests show the city-owned airfield ... Read more
