San Diego DACA recipient detained in Arizona, accused of stealing baby food, family says
A DACA recipient who grew up in the San Diego area has been held for more than two months in a detention center in Arizona after he was accused of stealing baby food, according to his family and attorney. Bryant Sempoalt Chavez was brought to the U.S. from Mexico in...
Woman enters guilty plea in stabbing of two men in Ocean Beach
SAN DIEGO – A woman who angrily declared “that’s not how you treat a lady” before stabbing two men in Ocean Beach is going to prison. Jana Nicole Halaska, 29, will be sentenced on Feb. 17 in San Diego Superior Court after pleading guilty. Her sentence will range from four to eight years in state prison, according to...
Tree branch with beehive falls onto El Cajon roadway, police say to avoid area
The El Cajon Police Department has advised the public to avoid the intersection of Lexington and Avocado Avenues due to a tree branch containing a beehive having fallen onto the roadway.
Manny Pacquiao to fight for San Diego TJ’s boxing team
Legendary boxer Manny Pacquiao will serve as a team captain and compete as an active fighter for the San Diego TJ's, an expansion franchise in the Team Boxing League, officials announced Wednesday.
EPA Administrator returns to San Diego County to address ongoing sewage crisis
One year after taking office, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin will return to San Diego County Thursday to continue addressing the decades-old Tijuana sewage crisis.
Huge 17.4-Pound San Diego County Bass Caught-And-Released
The 31-year-old San Diego resident was fishing alone that Friday afternoon. He’d parked his car and walked to the shores of Lake Jennings, a place he’d fished often since age 8. “The fishing wasn’t great that day, which was pretty warm in the 70s,” Henson tells Wired2fish. “I...
Understanding concealed carry laws in California
California residents have the right to obtain a concealed carry weapons license, but strict regulations govern where firearms can be carried, particularly at demonstrations and protests.
California 1st Grade Teacher Garners Backlash For Flipping American Flag Upside Down In Classroom
A California 1st grade teacher is garnering backlash after posting a social media video of herself flipping an American flag upside down in her classroom. She also posted an "Abolish ICE" sign on her classroom wall as well. Videos by Wide Open Country. Now, the San Diego Unified School District...
Effort to bury utilities in Egger Highlands neighborhood raises complaints
An Egger Highlands utility project was stopped for the day on Wednesday just to clean up the mess left behind. The city has been fielding several complaints from neighbors about damage, careless work, home and yard damage, and trash left by subcontractors. “When they were scooping up all the dirt,...
Crews to close Telegraph Canyon Road in Chula Vista for temporary bridge work
Eastbound Telegraph Canyon Road will be closed from Nacion Avenue to Halecrest Drive in Chula Vista Wednesday evening for a bridge repair project.
