This iconic home reveals a lot about San Diego city history
George Marston and his father came to San Diego from Wisconsin in 1870. The younger Marston was involved in protecting and preserving the original 1,400 acre City Park for years before building his family home in 1905 in the park’s northwest corner. City Park would become Balboa Park five years later.
Alicia Keys surprises San Diego Civic Theatre audience
Alicia Keys made a surprise appearance at the San Diego Civic Theatre during the opening night of her autobiographical musical, "Hell's Kitchen."
La Jolla teen pleads guilty to kicking sea lion in viral video
The La Jolla teen who appeared in a viral video kicking at a sea lion in La Jolla Cove has pleaded guilty to violating the Marine Mammal Protection Act's prohibition on harassment of wildlife.
Last year they cut librarian jobs. Now the Grossmont Union High School Board is...
In early 2025, Grossmont Union High School District’s board majority said the district was facing an ongoing budget shortfall that required them to cut a number of positions, including teacher-librarians. The decision sparked a public outcry so intense that a board meeting in February 2025 had to be moved...
7 arrested after San Diego police investigation into online drugs and guns sales
Seven suspects were arrested and illegal guns and drugs were seized after an 11-month San Diego Police Department investigation into alleged sales through social media, primarily in the College Area, investigators said. Mid-City Division detectives served 15 search warrants and confiscated two pounds of cocaine, eight
Crown Point: How ‘America’s Riviera’ became a beloved Mission Bay neighborhood
On a summer evening, Crown Point Park feels like a perfect snapshot of San Diego. Families gather on the grass. Boats glide across Mission Bay. Walkers and cyclists follow the shoreline. As the sun sets over the water, it is easy to forget that this beloved waterfront neighborhood was once an undeveloped peninsula with
HHS Secretary Kennedy in San Diego to address homeless crisis in America
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced a new "treatment-first toolkit" in National City, California, aimed at addressing the connection between addiction and homelessness through multi-agency partnerships.
Over 900 vehicles screened at La Mesa DUI checkpoint: Here are the results
A DUI checkpoint held in La Mesa on August 7 resulted in one arrest and 12 citations after 931 vehicles were screened.
Teddy the poodle, missing for a month, is pulled from drain in video. Owner...
San Diego County Animal Services climbed down a manhole and rescued a female poodle named Teddy on Monday morning in the town of Spring Valley.
How This SWEET Destination Turned Coffee Breaks Into UNFORGETTABLE Moments in San Diego, CA
San Diego dessert lovers have made Hinar Dessert Bar & Café an East Village destination for beautiful cakes, specialty coffee, and a cozy escape. Located at 454 13th Street, the café invites guests to enjoy an afternoon treat, a late coffee date, or relaxed conversation with friends. Hinar...

















