“I Like Beer” More Than Beer News with Brandon Hernández
We crack open the Rauchbier brewed with Blue Fire Brewing, talk about the kinds of breweries and taprooms that keep people coming back, and get into what makes San Diego beer culture feel more like a community than an industry. Brandon joins us once again to share more of his...
Inside the SDPD K9 Unit: Training Heroes on Four Legs
The San Diego Police Department K9 unit plays a vital role in keeping our community safe and now we’re getting a behind-the-scenes look at how these highly trained dogs prepare for patrol. From obedience drills to real-life scenario training, these working dogs are constantly sharpening their skills alongside their dedicated handlers. And thanks to McDonald’s, we’re also showing appreciation by delivering...
Warm now, storm later: Big weather swing ahead for San Diego County
San Diego is experiencing warm, summer-like weather before a storm system moves in on Thursday, bringing cooler temperatures, showers, and gusty winds.
County Announces New Director and Deputy Director of Animal Services
The County has appointed a new Director and Deputy Director of Animal Services, strengthening the department’s leadership as it continues to provide animal care, public safety and community support across the region. Dr. Brieana Sarvis has been named Director of Animal Services. She has served as Acting Director since...
Viva La Música & SoCal Taco Fest return to SeaWorld San Diego
Viva La Música is returning to SeaWorld San Diego from May 1-17, bringing food, culture, concerts, and a chihuahua beauty pageant to the city, with the SoCal Taco Fest joining the festivities on May 2-3.
Opinion: San Diego’s canyons are one spark away from disaster
San Diego cannot afford to wait until the next catastrophic fire to act. We must take immediate, proactive steps to remove the dead oak trees and clear dangerous brush from our canyons and natural parks of these known fire hazards. At the same time, we should be leveraging advanced technologies like drone mapping and thermal detection to identify high-risk areas with precision and...
Man faces murder charges in fatal DUI crash of San Marcos landscaper
SAN MARCOS, Calif. — Juan Alvarado appeared in court today in Vista, where he faced murder charges in connection with the February death of 62-year-old Carey Faust. The San Diego County Sheriff's Office arrested Alvarado last Thursday. He did not enter a plea and remains held without bail. Prosecutors...
Thrilling Ziplines, Mountain Trails and Camping Adventures for the Whole Family
Just a short drive from San Diego and Temecula, nestled on hundreds of acres of pristine wilderness, La Jolla Indian Adventure Park is redefining outdoor recreation in Southern California. But this isn’t your average outdoor spot; it’s your next unforgettable weekend escape, packed with adrenaline-pumping adventures, starry nights by the campfire, and memories that will last a lifetime.
Riverside County Crash: 61-Year-Old Woman Killed After Freeway Accident Near Perris
A 61-year-old woman from San Diego was killed in a tragic early morning crash after her vehicle veered off a freeway in Riverside County, according to the California Highway Patrol (CHP). Fatal Freeway Crash Near Perris. The deadly incident occurred just before 12:45 a.m. Sunday near Perris, as the woman...
This Curvilinear Home Near San Diego Combines 1970s Style With Middle Earth-Whismy
While Bag End—the tunnel-like home from Peter Jackson’s Oscar-winning Lord of the Rings franchise— may provide bucolic solace for Frodo Baggins, played by actor Elijah Wood, the hobbit-hole digs are hardly suitable for humans. Those drawn to that kind of fantasy retreat, however, might find a 1970s West Coast home—nestled into a granite boulder field and distinguished by a...

















