San Diego Pride announces this year’s lineup
The organizers of the San Diego Pride Music Festival announced some of the artists performing at this year's event, including names in the electronic/pop scene such as HAYLA, Wreckno and Haute & Freddy.
Public’s help wanted in identifying National City burn victim
The San Diego County Medical Examiner's Office is seeking help from the public to identify a man who died from burn injuries in National City in February, who was believed to be African American, in his late 30s or 40s, and around 5-foot-5.
Unique ‘Adopt an Avocado Tree’ program aims to revive San Diego’s struggling farms
A new pilot program allows people to adopt individual avocado trees from local farms and share in their harvests, all while helping struggling avocado farmers, according to its founder. The "Adopt an Avocado Tree" program was created by Chuck Samuelson, founder and executive director of local non-profit Heal the Earth....
Family hopeful one week after 12-year-old boy critically injured in e-bike crash
A 12-year-old boy remains in a coma after an e-bike crash in Carmel Valley, but family says he is showing signs of improvement.
San Diego Police to provide update on unsolved 2019 murder of Navy Sailor LeMontee...
SAN DIEGO — San Diego County Crime Stoppers, working in conjunction with the San Diego Police Department’s Homicide Unit, the FBI, and NCIS, is set to give an update Friday on the unsolved murder of 19-year-old United States Navy Sailor LeMontee Stevenson. LeMontee Stevenson joined the Navy in...
Area residents have the chance to recycle and repurpose soft plastics with Goodwill
Goodwill Industries in San Diego and Imperial counties are expanding their sustainability efforts by accepting soft plastics for recycling at select donation centers throughout the two counties. The nonprofit agency has been “Making Good Happen” since 1930, and it is well-known for its retail stores and outlet centers which offer...
Flood or fire? A disaster at Lake Hodges is looming, residents warn
Lake Hodges is a San Diego landmark where people hike, bike, fish, kayak, canoe, bird watch and take photographs against the backdrop of a century-old, city-owned reservoir. It’s also a disaster waiting to happen. The question is whether calamity would come by flood or by fire. An earthquake could...
Drivers delaying car maintenance as costs rise
Rising costs and busy schedules are causing more Americans to delay routine car maintenance, a trend mechanics say could lead to bigger repair bills and safety risks. From oil changes to tire rotations to major repairs, drivers nationwide — including in San Diego County — are putting off essential services.
Car rolls over, crashes into city pole in Lake Murray neighborhood
Police are investigating after a car crashed into a city pole in the San Carlos neighborhood of San Diego Thursday night, authorities said.
City of San Diego trash fee settlement in the works
It appears a settlement over the City of San Diego's controversial trash fees may be in the works and the city may not have to defend itself in court.
