Woman who died by suicide in Little Italy had been sentenced to prison for...
A La Jolla woman who had been sentenced to prison for a failed attempt to hire someone to kill her husband died by suicide last week in Little Italy. According to the San Diego County Medical Examiner’s Office, Tatyana Remley, 45, shot herself in a public square at 523 W. Date St. just before 9 p.m. on Thursday.
Escaped felon prompts search after running onto freeway
LEMON GROVE, Calif. (FOX 5/KUSI) — The Lemon Grove Sheriff’s Substation is seeking the public’s help in locating Hiram Sanchez, a wanted felon who escaped from custody. Sanchez was wanted on an active and outstanding felony warrant, officials said. Sheriff’s deputies observed him in the 7100 block of Broadway in...
These San Diego Chinese restaurants are open on holidays
San Diego is usually quiet on Christmas Day with most businesses taking the day off — but that's certainly not the case for many Chinese restaurants, like Mandarin House in La Jolla. "I call it our Super Bowl," said Nelson Law, owner of Mandarin House. Nelson Law took over...
Southern California’s Holiday Storm Claims Third Life in Tragic Tree Collapse
The Deadly Incident Unfolds (Image Credits: Pixabay) San Diego – A powerful atmospheric river battered the region with relentless winds and rain, turning a routine morning into tragedy for one local resident. The Deadly Incident Unfolds Emergency responders rushed to the City Heights neighborhood on Wednesday morning...
Court rejects bid to beef up policies issued by California’s home insurer of last...
A California appeals court this month turned down an effort by Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara to force the state's insurer of last resort to add more coverage to its basic fire policies.
California Highway Patrol Allegedly Detains Activist Arturo Gonzalez During ICE Operation in San Diego:...
Abuse of power has increasingly become a concern for many Americans, especially as immigration enforcement actions continue to expand. In recent months, ICE operations have drawn heightened scrutiny, and one incident in San Diego has intensified that debate. The situation involves activist Arturo Gonzalez, who was...
‘This Gotta Be the Most Savage Marketing I’ve Ever Seen:’ San Diego Man Goes...
A car expert is racking up views on TikTok after spotting a piece of marketing so blunt it stopped him in his tracks in the parking lot. Etienne Elsaesser (@etienne.elsaesser) says he had just pulled into a Discount Tire when he glanced across the street and noticed a competing auto shop advertising many of the same...
Sycuan Band opens new tribal health center on reservation in Dehesa
The Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation has opened a state-of-the art health center on the reservation in Dehesa. A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the 24,000-square-foot facility was held on Dec. 19 by tribal Chairman Cody Martinez with a traditional performance by the Kumeyaay Bird Singers. “This remarkable facility is...
San Diego military families: The commissary isn’t your only option
San Diego is a proud military town, but the reality is that many junior enlisted families are relying on WIC and tight budgets to survive the high cost of living in SoCal. Relying solely on the commissary or base resources isn't always enough, especially when an unexpected bill hits. There is a massive network of...
Spring Valley Block Rocked as Barricaded Suspect Triggers SWAT Chaos
What started as an early-morning call in Spring Valley escalated into a full SWAT operation yesterday, as a heavy sheriff's presence shut down part of Canyon Road and forced nearby residents to evacuate. Deputies say a man barricaded himself inside a home on the 1600 block, prompting tactical teams and crisis...
