End of An Era—Las Cuatro Milpas Is For Sale
For 92 years, Las Cuatro Milpas bucked the odds. Petra and Natividad Estudillo opened the restaurant on Logan Avenue in 1933, serving simple plates of comfort food like rice, beans, tacos, burritos, and the best tortillas in town. It’s hardly changed a bit since then—it’s still cash-only, the lard-laden beans are...
A look back: San Diego remembers tragic McDonald’s massacre 41 years later
This week marks the solemn 41st anniversary of one of the most devastating mass shootings in American history — the July 18, 1984, San Ysidro McDonald’s massacre.
Pride Protest Prompts More Parade Pull Outs
Another local public officals has announced his with drawl from the San Diego Pride Festival because of headline performer Kehlani
Man pleads not guilty in fatal 2017 stabbing of Miguel Ruiz in Vista
A man allegedly involved in the 2017 killing of another man found stabbed to death at a Vista apartment complex has been arrested and charged with murder, authorities said. Adan Villa, 30, Villa pleaded not guilty to a count of murder on Tuesday, according to the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office.
No Break From Steep Rate Hike For San Diego Water Customers
Water customers in San Diego probably won't get a break from steep rate hikes.
Michael Pham, nation’s first Vietnamese American bishop, now leads San Diego diocese
Michael Pham, a Vietnamese American and a refugee himself, has been installed as the first Vietnamese American bishop to lead a diocese in the United States, overseeing nearly 1.4 million Catholics in San Diego and Imperial counties.
SDG&E warns of new scam targeting San Diegans
SDG&E is warning customers about a new scam call demanding payment for a utility bill and threats to shut off the power.
Mom of migrant killed in Otay Mesa Border Patrol chase sues federal government
Jesus Atenco Perez was one of two passengers killed when a vehicle driven by Chula Vista resident Sergio Josue Palomera crashed at high speeds on state Route 905 on Oct. 22, 2024.
3 San Diego County men charged with selling guns, drugs to undercover agents
Three San Diego County men who allegedly sold drugs and dozens of firearms to undercover federal agents were arrested and charged with firearms and drug trafficking offenses.
It’s almost the most popular time for divorce in San Diego County
Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. In San Diego County, you can track that lost love by the month at the county courthouse. And there’s no more popular time for marriage dissolution filings than August. Just over a thousand couples untie the knot that month, on average.