San Diego CA

The average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in San Diego County dropped for the 16th time in 17 days today, decreasing 1.3 cents to $5.907, its lowest amount since April 23.

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — The Taste of Barrio Logan returned this weekend for its 3rd annual event, giving attendees the chance to sample food from more than 30 restaurants across the neighborhood. For $40, guests received access to food samples, free entry to art and cultural centers, and a...

Members traveled Nacimiento Lake Road before stopping for lunch. – Members of the Paso Lotus Club gathered June 4 at the former Rite Aid parking lot before departing on a tour through western North County. The group traveled along Nacimiento Lake Road and through the west side wine country, driving...

The San Diego City Council will today vote to partially reduce trash fees for single family homes, and roll back entirely paid parking in Balboa Park. Homeowners sued the city following the passage of Measure B, which ended more than 100 years of free trash pickup services for many homes.

A $140 million dollar state project aiming to prevent suicides on the Coronado Bridge is moving forward. This week the California Coastal Commission is set to meet to sign off on the permit that would allow the project to get underway. The Coronado Bridge is the second most frequently used...

San Diego’s Flock Cameras Snare the Innocent: One Man’s False Arrest Exposes Flaws in Private Surveillance Dragnet. Hugo Parra spent nearly a month in jail. He missed Thanksgiving with his family. He shared space with murderers. All because a Flock Safety license plate reader placed his friend’s red Alfa Romeo near a v

CocoBomb, a dessert cafe specializing in unique Thai desserts, is opening its second location in San Diego's Convoy neighborhood.

The San Diego Zoo Safari Park welcomed Sdudla, a male African savanna elephant, to its Elephant Valley herd.

Three U.S. citizens have been arrested for allegedly conspiring to provide material support to ISIS and target American service members.

Movie nights used to begin long before the opening credits. A car rolled in. The radio crackled. Someone argued about snacks. Half the fun happened before the film even started. Drive-ins still hold onto that magic better than almost anything else. Vintage screens across California still make movie night feel...