How I Got in the Best Shape of My Life at Age 70
Jim Owen went from being a physical wreck to a gold medalist after age 70. Learn how walking, strength training, and making fitness fun made the difference.
Lane closures planned for southbound I-5 near SR-56 overnight
Motorists planning to drive where Interstates 5 and 805 meet with State Route 56 in San Diego Monday night into Tuesday morning, be aware of a slew of lane closures which may affect you. From 8 p.m. Monday to 5 a.m. Tuesday, Caltrans will close all but one lane of...
Why Locals Adore This AMAZING All-Day Dining Destination in San Diego, CA
Open Mon-Thu 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM | Fri-Sat 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM | 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM. Park Social is the kind of neighborhood hangout that quietly becomes part of your weekly routine, especially if you live or work around Kearny Mesa. You can roll in for...
Built For Play: The History Of Coronado’s Parks And Recreation
If you take a stroll through Coronado on any sunny afternoon, you will witness a town designed for recreation. From lawn bowlers dressed in white to children splashing in the community pool, our public spaces are the heart of island life. But the parks, beaches, and recreational centers we enjoy today did not appear by
Veterans Village of San Diego holds 38th Annual Stand Down
On July 17 through July 18, Veterans Village of San Diego hosted the 38th Annual Stand Down event, a two-day outreach serving unhoused and at-risk veterans and their families, at Arts District Liberty Station’s Ingram Plaza. Founded by Veterans Village of San Diego in 1988, the annual Stand Down...
Hit-and-Run Bike Crashes: No Plate, No Witnesses — What Options Do You Have?
Most of us got into gravel riding because we wanted to get away from traffic. The whole point is to find the dirt, the quiet roads, the routes where you can actually breathe. But the reality of cycling in San Diego is that cars are part of the equation, and eventually most riders will have a close call. Some will have
Cellphone theft reported over Pride weekend as Comic-Con crowds prepare to hit Gaslamp
SAN DIEGO — Big crowds mean big opportunity for thieves, and over Pride weekend, bar owners in Hillcrest reported cellphone thefts. Now, with Comic-Con about to bring thousands more visitors to the Gaslamp Quarter, News 8 is looking at how to keep your phone out of a thief's hands.
Grantville woman raises fire concerns over encampments along San Diego River
A Grantville woman is demanding action after finding dozens of encampments along the San Diego Riverbed, expressing concerns of serious fire risk.
Chula Vista council weighs pay raise, extra term in charter vote
A controversial proposal to rewrite parts of Chula Vista's city charter is back up for review this week, including a plan to give council members and the mayor a significant pay raise and an extra term in office.
San Diegans who use less water could see their monthly water bills increase next...
SAN DIEGO — San Diegans who use less water could see their monthly water bills increase in 2027 due to a proposed rate change that could eliminate the City's tiered pricing system. The proposal, prompted by a court ruling in Patz, et al. v. City of San Diego, 113...
