Can two people enjoy a day at the San Diego County Fair for under...
The San Diego County Fair has been held for 146 years, starting as an agriculture fair to bring local farmers together, according to the fair site. It has since become a summer tradition that has taken place in National City and Balboa Park, and has been at the Del Mar Fairgrounds since 1936.
E-bike rider suffers broken ribs, other serious injuries after colliding with truck
A man suffered serious injuries after his e-bike crashed into a Ford truck on Balboa Avenue, resulting in multiple broken ribs, a collapsed lung, and a stretched vestibular artery.
‘No ADU parking’ signs spark controversy in Clairemont neighborhood
People living in a Clairemont neighborhood have posted unofficial signs reading “No ADU parking” near a newly built accessory dwelling unit development. The signs appeared on Shoshoni Street, where 13 accessory dwelling units, or ADUs, were completed earlier this spring. They are still unoccupied. Homeowners who suppor
New Taste Black San Diego food tour highlights black-owned restaurants on Juneteenth weekend
Taste Black San Diego is hosting a Juneteenth celebration tour on Saturday, highlighting the resilience of the black community and the excellence of black-owned restaurants and chefs in the area.
California Man Accused of Taking PTO Day to Drive 500 Miles and Fatally Stab...
A California man took a vacation day so he could murder his estranged wife. Cold-blooded killer Kandynn Wilson, 34, drove 500 miles from Oakland to Spring Valley near San Diego to stalk and then ambush Ericka Wilson, 29, the mother of his child, San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan said in a news release.
From Pizza Port to Koakai: The Story Behind Oceanside’s Newest Brewery
This week, the BFB crew samples suds from San Diego County’s newest beer operation, Koakai Brewing. Founded by a married couple who cut their teeth at Pizza Port‘s Carlsbad Village brewpub before moving on to chase their own dreams and eventually take over Oceanside’s Kyoto Japanese Market, the just-opened business ser
Saunas, Cold Plunges and Cash: San Diego’s Wellness Gold Rush Hits The Strip Mall
San Diego is quietly turning into a national hub for wellness businesses, as breathwork studios, recovery lounges, med-spas and boutique clinics move into retail corridors that used to be all about shopping and errands. From indoor cold plunges and infrared saunas to hormone clinics with in-house bloodwork, this new wa
Jack Johnson’s surf film arrives at San Diego’s oldest theatre
Jack Johnson's documentary "SURFILMUSIC" is playing at the La Paloma Theatre in Encinitas, showcasing his journey from professional surfer to filmmaker to musician.
VIDEO: Little Blue Penguins at Birch Aquarium show World Cup spirit
The video above was provided by Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego. SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — A group of pint-sized penguins in La Jolla are getting into the patriotic spirit as they cheer on Team USA — all while going through a seasonal transformation. The Little Blue Penguins at […]
Grand Jury Rips San Diego’s Patchwork Bike Lanes As Riders Left Hanging
San Diego’s bike network may look impressive on paper, but a new grand jury report says the reality on the ground is a lot bumpier for people on two wheels. A county civil grand jury released a 33‑page report Thursday that applauds the city’s recent push for protected bike lanes while warning that the system still leav

















