Burgers vs. Bumper-To-Bumper: La Mesa’s First In-N-Out Plan Heats Up Grossmont Corner
La Mesa is already arguing over a burger joint that does not even exist yet. A shuttered bank at Grossmont Center Drive and Center Drive is being eyed as the city’s first In-N-Out, and neighbors are split. Some see a popular brand and fresh life for the shopping district. Others see a wall of brake lights clogging an...
Navy vet and retired paramedic chases Hollywood dreams
Ennis Jackson, a Navy veteran and one of the first Black paramedics in San Diego, retired after 35 years of service. He now plans on pursuing a career in Hollywood.
San Diego police identify suspected trailer thief who led wild freeway chase
Authorities on Thursday identified a 34‑year‑old woman suspected of stealing a trailer in Kearny Mesa and leading police on a two‑part road chase.
Kristi Noem humiliatingly drowned out by sirens as protestors ruin press conference
Sirens blasted throughout a press conference held by U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, which was stormed by protestors
‘Sandcastle man’ who created sand art for 20 years at a California hotel just...
It's probably because they secretly love dictatorship.
Kaiser pharmacy workers to end 3-day strike
DOWNEY — More than 3,000 pharmacy and lab employees Thursday will end their three-day targeted unfair labor practice strike against Kaiser Permanente facilities across Southern California and Bakersfield. "Our strength and solidarity this week proved we are prepared to escalate again if Kaiser refuses to respect...
Overtime pay and night vision binoculars: UC San Diego is among agencies helping patrol...
(CalMatters) — For 20 nights every year, police from UC San Diego depart from their usual school rounds and patrol the shores of La Jolla, Black’s Beach, and Torrey Pines. Powered by overtime pay provided by the federal Department of Homeland Security, the officers look for people crossing the border. UC San Diego...
Photo released of car involved in deadly PB hit-and-run
Crime Stoppers has released photo of a suspect's car involved in a deadly hit-and-run in Pacific Beach.
America’s top Admiral says leadership starts at home
Admiral Daryl Caudle, the 34th Chief of Naval Operations, has made it his priority to invest in sailors and their families, believing that taking care of them directly translates into readiness, and has emphasized the importance of mental health care for sailors.
Public forum on Vista Detention Facility plans
The San Diego County Sheriff's Office is hosting a public forum to discuss the future modernization of the Vista Detention Facility. The event will take place on Tuesday, February 17, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the Morris B. Vance Community Room in the Vista City Hall Complex.
