Tropical Showers Hit Southern California Sunday as Moisture From Hurricanes Polo and Odalys Brings...
LOS ANGELES, CA — Tropical moisture from Hurricanes Polo and Odalys starts moving north into Southern California on Sunday. It will bring more clouds, noticeably higher humidity and a chance of showers to parts of the region. An upper-level disturbance moving across California is helping pull that moisture north. Forec
San Diego healthcare jobs: physical therapists, RN care coordination, LVN/LPN, and lead caregiver roles
San Diego’s listings center on healthcare and home-based support, but the roles differ in scope and setting. OneStaff Medical is hiring a travel physical therapist for clinical rehab work, while Kaiser Permanente’s per diem RN position focuses on palliative care coordination across providers and care settings. Lifespan
La Mesa Breaks Ground on 147 Affordable Homes, Shuts Trolley Lot for Two Years
County officials and local leaders gathered Friday at the Spring Street transit station in La Mesa to break ground on Spring View Apartments, a 147-unit affordable housing development rising directly next to the San Diego Trolley line. The project will replace a park-and-ride lot with two six-story buildings, marking o
San Diego Warms Saturday as Surf Turns Sinister, Beach Hazards Linger
Saturday is expected to be the warmest day of the stretch. The National Weather Service has issued a Beach Hazards Statement for San Diego County beaches through Wednesday afternoon. Elevated surf is expected through Tuesday, with waves of 3 to 5 feet and sets reaching 6 feet. Strong rip currents and coastal erosion re
Opinion: San Diego residents should not have to audit their own trash bills
Opening a property tax bill should not create a second job: checking the city’s arithmetic, comparing records and figuring out whom to call. Yet San Diego’s trash-fee billing errors have given thousands of residents reason to question a charge they should have been able to trust. The city...
This No-Frills Counter In Chula Vista, California, Serves Tijuana-Style Tacos Worth The Stop
Red plastic trays stacked high, a spinning column of pork glowing under a heat lamp, and a line snaking out the door at ten at night told me everything before I even ordered. Southern California has no shortage of taco shops, but a few minutes from the border I found one that feels like a short trip across it.
National City Balks at Hiring Towing Firm San Diego Once Suspended
National City's council voted 4-1 to postpone awarding new towing and impound contracts while questions remain about the vetting of two recommended bidders. One, Cortes Towing, had been suspended by the City of San Diego a year earlier over unpaid fees. The council extended the current agreements with RoadOne Towing an
Here’s where you can pick up sandbags to prepare for El Niño storm flooding
Officials have released a list of locations where San Diego residents can pick up sandbags to fill in the event that El Niño-related storms threaten to cause neighborhood flooding. “Very high tides are expected this Sat–Tue and may cause temporary flooding in low-lying coastal areas like Midway and Mission...
Ex-Kentucky Derby Trainer Mick Ruis Indicted in San Diego Navy Scaffolding Fraud Case
Alvin “Mick” McDonald Ruis Jr., a San Diego businessman once known for training a Kentucky Derby contender, has been indicted on federal charges accusing him of scheming to defraud the U.S. Navy out of scaffolding contracts worth millions of dollars. Federal prosecutors in San Diego indicted Ruis on...
Crews contain Forester Fire at edge of El Cajon
Fire crews contained a vegetation fire known as the Forester Fire near El Cajon on Saturday.

















