Irwin Jacobs pledges $50 million to Father Joe’s Villages
Qualcomm founder Irwin Jacobs donated $50 million to Father Joe's Villages to help build the Joan and Irwin Jacobs family campus, which will provide more than 500 new apartments for those experiencing homelessness.
USS Theodore Roosevelt Departs San Diego
The USS Theodore Roosevelt departed San Diego Bay Sunday on a mission to the Middle East.
Leader of the group opposing transmission line project is ready for battle
The effort to stop San Diego Gas & Electric’s proposed Golden Pacific Powerlink Project, a 145-mile high-voltage power line that would cut through the heart of Temecula, appears to be gaining momentum. About 130 people attended the Sept. 17 meeting of the California Public Utilities Commission at San Marcos...
Save Your Appetite For Dim Sum At These 7 California Restaurants
Dim sum is a meal where you point at a passing cart, grab a few small plates, and somehow end up with a table covered in dumplings, buns, and custard tarts. California has some of the best places in the country to eat this way, from giant banquet halls in the San Gabriel Valley to busy dining rooms in San Diego, San Jo
Two dead after motorcycle crashes into tree in East County
Two people died after a motorcycle crashed into a tree in East County over the weekend, triggering an investigation by the California Highway Patrol.
Inmate at San Diego Central Jail dies after experiencing ‘medical distress’
The San Diego County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death of a 62-year-old man who experienced medical distress and passed away at a local hospital on Sunday while in custody at the San Diego Central Jail.
Elderly man, 70, dies after being struck by car in North Park
A 70-year-old man died early Monday morning after stepping into the street and being struck by a car in San Diego's North Park area.
Weeks after California childcare providers were hit with fraud charges, defense lawyers challenge feds’...
Some attorneys representing San Diego County childcare providers who have been criminally charged with fraud are raising questions about how the federal investigation has been handled in the early stages. It has been two weeks since federal prosecutors filed wire fraud charges against a dozen San Diego County home-base
San Diego marks World Day of Migrants and Refugees
Thousands gathered at Balboa Park in San Diego to mark World Day of Migrants and Refugees with speeches and a procession.
Overnight closures coming to I-805 at Palm Avenue
A section of interstate 805 near Palm Avenue will undergo overnight closures starting Sunday for an ongoing $31 million Caltrans infrastructure improvement project.
