MTS considers a fare freeze proposal for low-income San Diego riders
The Metropolitan Transit System Board of Directors voted to advance a proposed Fare Freeze Program that would lock in current fares for San Diego riders enrolled in public assistance programs.
San Diego band Slightly Stoopid plays hometown stadium concert for over 25000 fans
San Diego band Slightly Stoopid hosted their inaugural Field of Dreamz Festival at Petco Park on Saturday, June 13. The hometown event spanned two stages […] The post San Diego band Slightly Stoopid plays hometown stadium concert for over 25000 fans first appeared on This is JELD ⚡️ .
Felony assault suspect leads Chula Vista police on chase
The Chula Vista Police Department apprehended a suspect in a felony assault after a vehicle pursuit and foot chase, during which a police vehicle was struck by a commercial truck, causing minor damage.
The man Maya Millete supposedly had an affair with takes the witness stand
CHULA VISTA, Calif. — In the ongoing murder trial of Larry Millete, Jayme Laird took the witness stand Monday morning, and testified he and Maya met while working together at the Southwest Regional Maintenance Center back in July of 2019. He told the jury the two developed a friendship...
County Official Was on the Clock Day of Fatal Hit-and-Run
A county official charged with a fatal hit-and-run in Southcrest last month was working the day of the crash, according to county records. Assmaa Elayyat, a deputy director with the county’s Self Sufficiency Services, on Friday, May 22, allegedly veered off the road, struck and killed 27-year-old Katie Osorio while she
Morning Report: San Diego’s Homeless Day Center Faces Uncertain Future
One lesser-discussed victim of the budget cuts is the Neil Good Day Center, a resource hub that will shutter later this year after serving homeless San Diegans for 35 years. But that’s not the end of the story: Social Media Producer Bella Ross reports that Father Joe’s Villages, the center’s operator, has vowed to retr
Sharp Coronado Hospital First In California To Earn ACEP Emergency Department Accreditation
Sharp Coronado Hospital is the first emergency department in California to earn the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) Level 2 Emergency Department Accreditation. This three-year accreditation confirms that when an emergency happens, the care delivered at Sharp Coronado meets a national standard for qualit
San Diego County expands Mexican fruit fly quarantine area
A 76-square-mile area in San Diego County has been placed under an agricultural quarantine after the detection of a Mexican fruit fly in the Spring Valley area.
Crews stop forward movement of Echo Fire in Jamul area
The forward progress of a fire that has burned at least 25 acres near the community of Jamul has been halted, Cal Fire San Diego announced Monday.
Hells Angels event in San Diego results in multiple arrests
Over 200 Hells Angels members were monitored by police during their annual May "Southrun" event in San Diego, resulting in 64 traffic citations, 24 arrests, 14 firearm seizures, and multiple vehicles impounded.
