Larry Millete seeks to have sentencing delayed
Larry Millete, who was found guilty of first-degree murder for the death of his wife Maya Millete, will have his sentencing possibly postponed after a continuance request.
Strong El Niño could bring heavy rain to San Diego County; officials outline preparations
San Diego County officials announced new storm-readiness and flood prevention measures to prepare for an expected increase in rainfall due to developing El Niño conditions.
‘Plug-in’ solar may provide rate relief for households that can’t get rooftop panels
Dave Kesner’s household was the first on his hilly La Mesa street to install rooftop solar panels in 2000, when a massive electricity shortage caused blackouts and price spikes across California. “Our utility rates virtually doubled very, very quickly. And I just thought, ‘This is not sustainable,’” Kesner said....
When opera singer Lillian Russell drove the first car to the top of Grossmont...
Lillian Russell was famous for her voice, her beauty, and her glamorous lifestyle. In 1913, she made San Diego history from behind the wheel of an automobile. Russell, one of the era’s best-known light opera and vaudeville stars, was invited by real estate developer Edward Fletcher to help open a new road to the summit
Metallica to bring M72 world tour to San Diego
Heavy metal fans in San Diego have something big to look forward to in 2027!
North County Drivers Hit by Soaring Fuel Costs
NORTH COUNTY — The nation’s fuel crisis is exploding as the war in Iran has taken a dramatic turn over the past week. And San Diego drivers are paying some of the highest gas prices in the nation because of the global oil shocks colliding with the state’s expensive fuel system.
Shooting involving police leaves 3 people, K-9 injured in San Diego
At least three people and a police K-9 were injured following a shooting and a fire involving a suspect in San Diego on Wednesday.
3 people found dead inside San Carlos home
Three people were found dead in a San Carlos home Wednesday morning, prompting a San Diego police investigation.
A ‘sad issue’: With crashes rising, a California county to sue illegal e-bike companies
San Diego County has a new target for a consumer protection lawsuit: deceptive advertising of e-bikes. The Board of Supervisors has ordered county attorneys to start litigation against companies that sell and market products they call e-bikes but which are actually more akin to high-powered electric motorcycles. Such b
This Week in Ag – September 16
California agriculture is seeing developments across several major commodities this week, from strong almond exports and an expanding citrus quarantine to concerns surrounding avocado production in Mexico. Here are five stories to know in this week’s edition of This Week in Ag. Almond Market Looks Strong Heading Into 2
