San Diegans facing steep fines from state’s new crosswalk parking law
SAN DIEGO — A new state law prohibiting parking within 20 feet of crosswalks has resulted in over 4,300 tickets issued in San Diego, causing frustration among residents in densely populated neighborhoods. Daylighting law, which went into effect Jan. 1 but wasn't enforced until March 1, is aimed at...
3rd hidden cam found at El Cajon fire station as probe in first case...
As an investigation into the discovery of two hidden cameras at an El Cajon fire station heads toward a conclusion, another hidden camera was recently found at another city fire station.
Man recounts ‘horrific’ moment he caught panga capsizing on camera
In a video more than seven minutes long, Del Mar resident Dan Connor captured the moment a panga capsized as it was making its way to shore.
San Diego relocates 400 city employees to save $13 million amid budget deficit
SAN DIEGO — Mayor Todd Gloria announced that hundreds of city employees will move their offices to city-owned properties in Kearny Mesa to save money. "We will save San Diego taxpayers more than $13 million over the next five years," Mayor Gloria said during a news conference Monday morning.
Border highway connecting to planned port of entry being demolished
One contractor told Border Report that depending on the thickness of the concrete and amount of rebar used, it's likely the cost was at least $10 million.
Lampley celebrates “uniquely lucky life” in new memoir
Hall of Fame broadcaster and former Del Mar resident Jim Lampley has returned to his old town to talk about his life, the state of boxing and his new book.
She Was Murdered, Her Legs Thrown in Dumpster — and Husband Went on Shopping...
Jack Potter, 72, became obsessed with a woman he met at a strip club and gifted her with a boat, a Hummer and a credit card with a $30,000 limit that he obtained using his dead wife's identity, prosecutors say
Woman killed in I-805 pile-up crash identified
The person killed in a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 805 over the weekend has been identified.
‘Rolled their eyes’: Pregnant woman forced to deliver premature baby in her car in...
A California woman who went to a hospital with intense labor pains claimed in a lawsuit that she was refused help, which resulted in her giving birth in the parking lot to a baby who later died. The post ‘Rolled their eyes’: Pregnant woman forced to deliver premature baby in her car in hospital parking lot after...
Dust up – UC researches sound the alarm
A new report by University of California researchers warns that it’s time to get serious about dust storms. Historical records suggest the state’s dust emissions are now higher than ever, while the forecast points to increasing dustiness and a rising toll on public health, the environment and farming.