San Diego Unified Teachers Almost Walked Out for Special Ed Staff. They May End...
At a San Diego Unified board meeting earlier this month, speakers lined up to decry layoffs proposed by district leadership amid its continued budget crisis. More than 200 positions were set to be eliminated. These were what’s known as classified staff — everyone from custodians to classroom aides to secretaries and...
Late-night flights could become reality at Palomar
More flights may be coming to McClellan-Palomar Airport, with the latest one landing after the airport’s voluntary curfew for jets of 10 p.m. American Airlines is seeking to renew its lease with San Diego County, this time adding two daily round-trip flights to Phoenix, Arizona, at the Carlsbad airport. The latest...
Deadly Spin On Coronado’s Silver Strand Leaves 78-Year-Old Cyclist Dead
Yesterday on Coronado’s Silver Strand, it ended in tragedy when a 78-year-old man was struck by a vehicle and killed, city officials said. The collision happened at about 1:35 PM near the intersection of Silver Strand Boulevard and Tulagi Road, shutting the highway down for several hours while emergency crews and...
Crash prompts lane closures on southbound I-805 in Chula Vista
A multi-vehicle crash involving a big rig and a diesel spill has caused lane closures on southbound Interstate 805 in Chula Vista, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Beach Parking Brawl: San Diego Councilmember Moves to Lock In Free Spots
San Diego’s parking wars are creeping toward the shoreline, and one city councilmember wants voters to slam on the brakes. Today, City Councilmember Raul Campillo announced he is drafting a ballot measure that would let residents decide whether the city can ever charge for parking at beaches and bays. The move comes...
Local organizations consider renaming buildings amid César Chávez accusations
Local organizations responded to allegations that labor icon César Chávez sexually assaulted female followers as young as 12 in the 1970s, and raped United Farm Workers co-founder Dolores Huerta, now 95, in 1966, according to an explosive New York Times investigation released Wednesday. The San Diego Community...
Arraignment delayed for ex-TV journalist in shooting case
Ricardo Berron, a former San Diego television journalist, had his arraignment postponed as prosecutors review evidence related to two shootings on Palomar Mountain.
Chollas Creek Inferno: Fire Crews Crush 2-Alarm Apartment Blaze In 16 Minutes
A fast-moving, second-alarm fire tore through a three-story apartment building yesterday at Euclid Avenue and Home Avenue in San Diego's Chollas Creek neighborhood, sending firefighters racing to keep the flames from spreading through the complex. Crews knocked down the main body of the blaze in short order, but...
Father suffers severe burns shielding his 2-year-old son from raging house fire
A father is on a ventilator with severe burns after shielding his 2-year-old son from a raging house fire in the Mount Hope area.
San Diego Government Officials Attempting to Keep Padres From Relocating
The San Diego government seems to be attempting to keep the Padres from relocating.
