Pacific Beach man sentenced for fatally shooting his roommate
A Pacific Beach man who shot his roommate to death was sentenced on June 26 to 28 years to life in prison, including extra years for being a felon in possession of a firearm. Richard Kyle Herrman, 34, didn’t show much reaction to the sentence while sitting in blue jail clothes and sporting a ponytail. A jury convicted
Lakeside man makes ‘miracle’ recovery after motorcycle crash
Matthew Harger, 20, suffered 7 skull fractures and a massive brain bleed in a mid-June crash. Doctors told his family to prepare for the worst.
San Diego ADU Hustle: Young Investor Admits To $8.2 Million Fraud
A San Diego man has admitted in federal court that he took money investors believed was headed for accessory dwelling unit projects and funneled it elsewhere, according to court records. Ethan Joseph Sanchez, 29, pleaded guilty yesterday to a federal wire fraud charge at a change-of-plea hearing following an FBI invest
Mystery ’94’ Fire Erupts On Private Land In San Diego County
A new wildfire, logged as the “94” fire, was reported in San Diego County at 12:17 PM today. The blaze is burning on private land and, in early reports, officials have not released acreage, containment or a possible cause. What officials are saying. The initial federal incident entry,...
Robbery suspect arrested after pursuit through Spring Valley
Bradley Queen was arrested Thursday after leading deputies on a vehicle pursuit through Spring Valley before attempting to flee on foot, while his passenger Michelle Winters was arrested for possession of illegal narcotics.
San Diego man pleads guilty in ADU investment fraud scheme
A San Diego man who solicited millions from investors under false promises of building accessory dwelling units — or ADUs — pleaded guilty Thursday to wire fraud charges.
San Diego Raises Civil Penalties to $10,000 a Day and $500,000 a Year per...
San Diego's Land Development Code update raises civil penalties to $10,000 per day and $500,000 per year per parcel.
Opinion: Kelly Davis gave San Diego its conscience and changed mine
Kelly Davis died Wednesday. She was 53. And I am not okay. I’ve been sitting with the question every person asks when they lose someone taken too soon: Why her? Why now? How is it possible that someone who spent three decades shining a light into San Diego’s darkest corners, jail cells, hospital wards and the quiet suf
Pancakes in the Park – July 4 UC Celebration 2026 Pancake Breakfast benefits the...
The UC Celebration Pancake Breakfast has a new sponsor this year – the Centurion Alumni Foundation of University City High School and the UCHS Music Boosters with all proceeds to benefit the music education programs at UC High School. After the run, come to Standley Park on July 4...
A walk down memory lane with John Gomez
Local attorney John Gomez knows firsthand the sacrifices military families make because he grew up in one. We take a walk through the neighborhood that helped shape his values and inspired his commitment to serving others. It’s a look back at the people and places that influenced one of San Diego’s most recognizable co

















