Sea turtle eggs found in OC transferred to Aquarium of the Pacific over concerns...
Eggs from two endangered olive ridley sea turtle nests discovered on Orange County beaches were moved to the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach.
El Niño threatens the beloved Pacific Surfliner. Can the iconic train survive the winter?
A section of railway in San Clemente, as well as other portions in coastal Orange County, have repeatedly shut down for landslides, coastal erosion and rockfalls. Another stormy winter is coming.
Former SD behavioral health services director files wrongful termination claim
The former director of San Diego County's Behavioral Health Services has filed a claim against the county, alleging she was wrongfully terminated.
Classroom to cockpit: La Mesa man fulfills lifelong dream to fly with Blue Angels
Jason Robbins, a government and economics teacher known for his character development program, fulfilled a lifelong dream by flying in a U.S. Navy Blue Angels F/A-18F Super Hornet as part of a civilian appreciation flight.
San Diego Locks In Sports Arena Deal Through 2031
San Diego is extending the sports arena lease through Dec. 4, 2031, allowing more time to negotiate the broader Midway Rising redevelopment project.
Mountain lion near Mission Trails dies after being struck by vehicle on SR-67
A mountain lion was killed by a vehicle near Mission Trails Regional Park in San Diego, prompting discussions about wildlife connectivity and an upcoming educational event on October 7.
Mexican Navy ship, the Cuauhtémoc, coming to San Diego
The Mexican Navy tall ship Cuauhtémoc is scheduled to arrive in San Diego Bay on October 1 for a goodwill visit featuring free public tours.
This California Diner Has Dancing Servers, Poodle Skirts And A 1950s Party That Never...
Dinner usually involves sitting down, ordering food, and allowing the kitchen to handle the entertainment. One wildly nostalgic diner has a much louder plan. Poodle skirts immediately set the decade, but the throwback fun does not stop with the uniforms. Servers might break into a dance, music keeps the energy...
New mixed-use development to transform La Jolla’s Pearl Street
The La Jolla Community Planning Association unanimously approved plans for a new mixed-use development on a prominent corner of Pearl Street and Girard Avenue. Applicant and architect Taal Safdie of Safdie Rabines Architects gave a presentation to the planning group on Sept. 3 detailing the project. The planning group
The asbestos factory that once operated in Pacific Beach
Pacific Beach is now lined with restaurants, apartments, shops and busy streets. But in the late 1880s, when the community was still being promoted as a new seaside resort, one of its more unusual businesses was an asbestos factory. The plant was established in 1888 near the Pacific Beach driving...
