San Diego’s Housing Market Clock In: Are Buyers or Sellers Winning?
Is San Diego a buyer's or seller's market? Data from the inaugural Realtor.com Market Clock quarterly report shows where the city stands.
You’ve Had a California Burrito, Now Try the CA Bánh Mì
Is there any food more quintessentially San Diegan than the California burrito? That was a rhetorical question since the French fry-stuffed, flour tortilla-wrapped torpedo of carne asada bliss came into being in the 1980s (either invented by Lolita’s or Santana’s, depending on who you ask). But now, Vietnamese-Mexican
Tribute Pizza makes Italian 50 Top Pizza Guide
Tribute Pizza, located in North Park, was named one of the best pizzerias in the U.S. by the Italian 50 Top Pizza guide.
Agencies in 3 states sign MOU to share water across dry Colorado River basin
The federal government and water agencies in Arizona, California and Nevada signed a landmark agreement Wednesday to explore ways to exchange supplies across the drought-challenged Colorado River Basin. The goal is to find ways to work across state borders on desalination, recycled water and other projects to ensure ad
Pedestrian critically injured after being hit by truck in San Diego
A pedestrian suffered life-threatening injuries after being struck by a pickup truck while crossing 54th Street in the Colinas del Sol neighborhood, and the driver was not injured in the collision.
Orphaned baby long-tailed weasel brought back to Southern California wilderness in ‘rare rescue’
Southern California wildlife officials successfully rehabilitated and released an orphaned long-tailed weasel to the wilderness in a process that took more than two months. In a media release, the San Diego Humane Society’s Project Wildlife program explained that the “tiny patient” was found alone on a trail in River
Larry texted ‘I’m not right,’ and ‘I’m about to lose it,’ hours before Maya...
On day 10 of the trial, Larry Millete's phone records were in the spotlight, showing his text messages with Maya's sister-in-law leading up to her disappearance.
Voters OK Measure H, Sharp to revitalize Tri-City Hospital
Voters in Oceanside, Carlsbad and Vista have overwhelmingly approved a 30-year partnership between Sharp HealthCare and Tri-City Healthcare, which will bring $100 million in upgrades to Tri-City Hospital and restore the previously eliminated labor and delivery department.
Authorities Confirm Betty Broderick’s Manner of Death Weeks After Convicted Killer Dies in Prison:...
The convicted murderer was serving a life sentence with the possibility of parole in California at the time of her death in May
Escondido man charged with murder after victim dies from severe beating
Thomas Butler Beat Kerry Sheron on May 20, Causing his Death. San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan announced today that Thomas C. Butler has been charged with murder following the death of Escondido resident Kerry Sheron. Butler was previously charged and arraigned on May 22 for attempted murder in connect
