Former County Supervisor Bill Horn dies
A combat Marine and local farmer, Bill served as a County Supervisor representing North County for more than two decades, and devoted his retirement years to founding and running a school in Uganda. Former County Supervisor Bill Horn passed away on Friday, July 17th surrounded by his family. For more...
Deputies search for missing 17-year-old in 4S Ranch
SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — Police are searching for a missing 17-year-old girl in 4S Ranch Sunday evening. The San Diego County Sheriff’s Office said deputies are searching for 17-year-old Joyce Yen after her mother reported her missing. Joyce is described as being 5’5″ and 120 pounds. She...
14 California Cheeseburgers So Good You’ll Be Craving Them Long After The Last Bite
Cheeseburgers are rarely complicated, which makes a truly great one feel almost suspicious. A hot griddle, melted cheese, and the right bun can turn lunch into the only thing anyone talks about for the rest of the afternoon. California serves the kind of cheeseburgers that make a detour feel completely...
Downtown El Cajon revitalization brings new seating, lighting for businesses
Downtown El Cajon's latest revitalization project adds seating, planters and lighting to attract visitors, increase foot traffic and support local businesses.
Escondido Fire Station Shutters For Months As Crews Tackle ‘Critical Failures’
CAL FIRE/San Diego County Fire is temporarily shuttering Miller Station, also known as Fire Station 15 in Escondido, starting tomorrow, while crews tackle critical infrastructure renovations that are expected to last about two to three months. Firefighters will not be based at the station during the work, and both equi
DUI driver arrested, passenger hospitalized in single-vehicle crash
SAN DIEGO (CNS) — A female passenger was seriously injured early Saturday morning in a single-vehicle crash in Chollas Creek that led to the arrest of the driver on suspicion of felony DUI, authorities said. Officers with the San Diego Police Department responded at about 4:15 a.m. Saturday to...
Sheriffs Dept. collects more than 100 firearms at Encinitas event
Law enforcement officials collected 105 unwanted firearms at a gun safety event in Encinitas this weekend, authorities said Sunday. Deputies from the San Diego County Sheriff’s Office were joined Saturday at Encinitas City Hall by investigators from the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office and personnel with the
Denny Sanford Dies At 90, Sioux Falls And San Diego Wrestle With His Legacy
T. Denny Sanford, the Minnesota-born banker who turned a credit-card empire into one of the Upper Midwest’s largest philanthropic engines, died yesterday at 90, leaving behind hospitals, university programs and even an elephant habitat bearing his name. He also leaves a trail of unresolved questions that now sit alongs
La Mesa Targets Party Pads As Neighbors Fume Over Vacation Rentals
La Mesa’s City Council has officially put the city’s freewheeling short-term vacation rental scene under the microscope, ordering its first formal review after residents complained that party houses, clogged streets and late-night noise are upending quiet blocks. Councilmembers directed staff to study the local market
Thorn Fire near 100 percent contained as probe continues into cause
Containment of the Thorn Fire in rural southeastern San Diego County is now 95% with the acreage burned holding at 1,234 acres, officials said Sunday. Four structures were reported damaged or destroyed, but no further details were available. No injuries were reported. “Firefighters worked hard throughout the day, impro
