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Bystanders and neighbors watch fire crews as they receive evacuation notifications during the Sorrento Fire. Those in the Torrey Hills neighborhood are singing the praises of the firefighting crews for preventing this fire from getting any worse.

Romel Romero, founder of OJT Connect, has been reaching out to hundreds of students in hard-hit General Santos City

An Escondido police officer pleaded not guilty Thursday to a misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter charge stemming from a fatal crash that occurred last year.

Tragic update after pregnant Arizona mom was lured to death by boyfriend using DoorDash tactic – Image for illustrative purposes only (Image credits: Unsplash) San Diego – A 17-year-old pregnant woman from Arizona was lured outside her Airbnb rental and killed in a case that has now claimed two lives. Her newborn daugh

Daniel Crago, a 32-year-old man from San Diego, survived a terrifying grizzly bear attack on May 28, 2026, while hiking the popular Grinnell Glacier Trail in Montana's Glacier National Park.

San Diego Police are looking for a man suspected of destroying over 200 door locks on May 26 at Patrick Henry High School in San Carlos. Crimestoppers is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. According to police, the man placed a sticky substance on over 200 door locks around the high school, c

A kidnapping suspect was arrested within minutes of a 911 call with help from an automated license plate recognition system, police announced Monday. At about 5:10 p.m. Friday, the San Diego Police Department received a 911 call from a witness in the Mira Mesa neighborhood who saw a woman run from a car, then be physic

California’s biggest research hubs, from South San Francisco to San Diego, are bracing for a new kind of lab test: the state tax code. Governor Gavin Newsom’s May budget revision proposes a permanent cap on how much corporate tax credits, including the prized research and development credit, can reduce a company’s Cali

Week 4 of the Larry Millete murder trial began with testimony from a former co-worker of Maya Millete, who testified that Maya did not have an idea of her own finances.

As sixth graders at Central Elementary in Imperial Beach lined up to receive their certificates of promotion on Friday, some of the younger students on campus blew bubbles, munched on snacks, and hung out with friends as teachers packed up their belongings inside classrooms once filled with color. The campus...