Repairs completed on Tijuana wastewater pipeline, though odors may persist
Emergency repairs to a key wastewater pipeline in Tijuana have been completed, resulting in a significant reduction in sewage flows impacting the US-Mexico border region and allowing the South Bay International Wastewater Treatment Plant to return to normal operations.
Gruesome new details revealed in alleged fatal landlord-tenant dispute in Chula Vista
A man who allegedly murdered and dismembered a woman who managed the Chula Vista property where he lived pleaded not guilty Thursday to a murder charge. Robert Lee Watkins, 41, is accused in last month's slaying of 56-year-old Brenda Gillett, who managed a property owned by her mother on Via Curvada.
SeaWorld San Diego announces 2026 Summer Concert Series lineup packed with 90s, 2000s nostalgia
SAN DIEGO - SeaWorld San Diego is tapping into millennial nostalgia with the return of its Summer Concert Series, featuring an expanded lineup of iconic hip-hop, R&B, pop, and rock artists from the late '90s and early 2000s. What we know:. The Summer Spectacular Concerts are returning to the Bayside...
Fleeing driver leads police pursuit across San Diego Area
A driver led police on a pursuit that began in Escondido and ended in La Jolla, Thursday morning, after evading several traffic stops.
A little-known right can help families unhappy with care facilities
This story originally appeared in the California Health Report. Julie Hendrickson was nervous about her 87-year-old father’s move to a San Diego County assisted living facility and wanted to make sure they both understood the rules and conditions before signing the contract. The person who admitted her father was walki
Step Into Silver Hoof Creamery, Old Town’s New Folklore-Inspired Ice Cream Parlor
Old Town has a new reason to wander in. Silver Hoof Creamery is a woman-owned soft serve parlor opening in the heart of the neighborhood, and from the moment you step inside, it’s clear this isn’t your average ice cream shop. The space is warm and cabin-inspired, the...
La Jolla Coyotes Turn Brazen, Leaping Fences And Chasing Pets
In La Jolla, coyotes are not sticking to the canyons anymore. Residents across multiple neighborhoods say the animals have followed people, chased pets and strutted straight into yards, turning quiet streets into unwelcome wildlife corridors. Neighbors have traded videos and posts of coyotes trotting down residential r
Emotional testimony from family members during Day 11 of Larry Millete murder trial
CHULA VISTA, Calif. (KGTV) — — NOTE: This page will be updated throughout the day. 11 a.m — It was emotional testimony from Maya Millete’s sister-in-law as Day 11 of the Larry Millete murder trial began. Genesis Nicolas-Tabalanza was friends with Maya and is married to...
Two sisters arrested for murder of their mother in San Diego
SAN DIEGO — Two middle-aged sisters were arrested Thursday on suspicion of murdering their mother and severely neglecting their father -- both octogenarians unable to care for themselves -- in the couple's University City apartment. Ingrid Wu, 52, and her 53-year-old sibling, Rebecca, were caretakers of their parents a
San Diego accountant pleads guilty to filing thousands of false tax returns
SAN DIEGO, California - Oladapo Olagbemi, a 72-year-old certified public accountant from San Diego, pleaded guilty in federal court to filing thousands of false income tax returns, resulting in over $5 million in improper deductions and credits. Olagbemi, who managed D.A.O. Accounting, Consulting, and Taxation, admitte

















