Free Spay/Neuter, Vaccinations Offered to Homeless People’s Pets in SD
A San Diego nonprofit has received a $30,000 grant to pay for spay/neuter procedures, microchips and vaccinations for 180 pets of homeless people in the region, the group announced Saturday.
A former police officer kept about $300,000 in government benefits after failing to report...
A former Naval Base San Diego police officer has pleaded guilty to keeping nearly $300,000 in government benefits meant for a retired co-worker who died in 2016, Social Security’s inspector general says. Ivan Alonso Rodriguez, 47, of El Cajon, admitted in federal court on Nov. 3 that he knew of the death and told neither... The post A former police officer kept about $300,000 in government benefits after failing to report a death, Social Security’s inspector general says appeared first on The F
Escondido police officer granted misdemeanor diversion for fatal on-duty crash
An Escondido police officer charged with misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter for a fatal on-duty crash that occurred last year was granted misdemeanor diversion Friday.
Linda Vista wants a say in future of Skateworld site as city conducts housing...
Originally built as a community facility during World War II, the building that houses Skateworld retains distinctive wooden arches spanning its skating floor. It’s distinctive enough that the city designated it as a historical resource in 2011. It’s a standout too, as San Diego’s only indoor roller-skating rink and a long-time family enterprise. Skateworld opened in 1975 under Gary Stang and his son Brett purchased the family business in 2020. Brett now operates it with his wife, Christina.
A San Diego man got laid off from his marketing job and started selling...
A San Diego man who was laid off from his marketing job this summer is now selling pizzas out of his apartment, with more than 3,500 people competing for 15 weekly order slots, as reported by the New York Post . AJ Miller’s 15-inch pies sell out in less than 30 seconds. Miller, who is originally from Connecticut, moved to San Diego in 2020 and found himself missing the East Coast-style pizza he grew up with. Since he couldn’t find the kind of pie he wanted in Southern California, he taught himse
Number of rabid animals in California skyrockets to the most cases in nearly 30...
Your browser does not support the video tag. California has seen the number of rabid animals skyrocket, with the most cases in nearly 30 years, according to state officials. At least 368 rabid animals were found in the Golden State so far this year, breaking a 28-year record, the California Veterinary Medical Association announced Saturday. Most of the rabid animals were bats or skunks from Southern California, according to the veterinary association. San Diego County health officials sounded th
San Diego Rushed For 305 Yards, And Drake Couldn’t Even Protect Senior Day
trophy logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) San Diego absolutely rolled over Drake, beating the Bulldogs 40-17 on November 7, totally ruining their Senior Day celebration at Drake Stadium. That score only scratches the surface of […]
SeaWorld San Diego reports surge in seabird rescues
SeaWorld San Diego's Rescue Team reported a surge in seabird and shorebird rescues in 2026, totaling 486 cases so far, and urged the public to report injured or stranded birds.
Volunteers pull 5,000 pounds of trash from the San Diego River
Volunteers pulled 5,000 pounds of trash from the San Diego River as the Park Foundation kicks off its El Niño cleanup season.
Downtown San Diego offices get new life as affordable housing
As San Diego sees a growing need for affordable housing, developers are getting creative in their approach to help meet the demand. Some are acquiring downtown high-rise office buildings and converting them to affordable housing. “It’s really fun to walk by the building that I used to work in about...

















