La Mesa studies busy intersection where a pedestrian died in 2025
After nearly nine months, the city of La Mesa is closer to repairing a broken street light at Baltimore Drive and Lake Park Way, where a pedestrian was hit and killed while crossing the street last September. Some La Mesa residents have since urged the city to repair the broken...
Del Mar opening day spotlights female horse trainer and Hall of Fame jockey
Opening day at Del Mar will be about more than watching colts and fillies race. Behind the scenes, two heavy hitters, based in California, are working to keep Del Mar at the top of the racing world.
How One San Diego Bartender Became One of America’s Best
Behind every great cocktail is at least one terrible idea. Sometimes it’s a French onion soup martini. Sometimes it’s setting a drink on fire inside the Casbah. And every once in a while, it’s the kind of experiment that lands you on a list of America’s best bartenders.
No outbreak of Cyclosporiasis reported locally yet, but food safety encouraged
While no local increase in the intestinal illness cyclosporiasis has been reported locally, San Diego County public health officials today urged the public to take food safety seriously.
San Diego County reassures public amid nationwide stomach-bug outbreak
San Diego County reports no local increase in cyclosporiasis cases despite a multistate outbreak linked to potentially contaminated produce.
Sheriff Kelly Martinez honored by DEA for leadership in fight against fentanyl
Sheriff Kelly Martinez has been honored by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration for her department’s efforts to combat fentanyl, officials said Thursday. DEA Administrator Terrance Cole presented Martinez on Monday with the inaugural Administrator’s Special Recognition Award during the agency’s Fentanyl Free Americ
Family discovers photo of themselves at San Diego Airbnb: ‘Insane’
A family staying at a San Diego Airbnb was shocked to discover a framed beach photo on the wall that appeared to feature themselves. After comparing the people and swimsuits in the image, they realized it was actually a photo of the family from a past beach outing and were able to identify when it had been taken.
Uber and Lyft pickup restrictions coming to Gaslamp Quarter: Here are the details
Starting July 17, the city of San Diego will implement rideshare pickup restrictions on Fifth Avenue in the Gaslamp District during peak weekend hours to reduce congestion and improve safety.
Tony Hicks, convicted murderer turned youth advocate, mourned by his victim’s family
Tony Hicks, a convicted murderer whose life became a powerful example of redemption and forgiveness, died suddenly last week, according to the Tariq Khamisa Foundation. Hicks was 14 years old and a gang member in 1995 when he shot and killed 20-year-old San Diego State University student Tariq Khamisa in North Park. In
Chula Vista woman previously convicted of fraud pleads guilty in new case
SAN DIEGO (CNS) - A Chula Vista woman previously convicted of embezzling from her employer and then faking a cancer diagnosis to avoid going to prison pleaded guilty today to new fraud charges for falsely representing to a prospective employer that she'd been exonerated in her criminal case. Ashleigh Lynn...

















