County Confirms Mumps Outbreak at San Diego State University
County Public Health Services (PHS) has confirmed a mumps outbreak at San Diego State University (SDSU) and is coordinating with school leadership on notifications to the campus community. A similar mumps outbreak on the SDSU campus occurred in 2020 and was contained through collaboration between the County and SDSU. A
PETA criticizes SDPD for sending burned K-9 into situation ‘too dangerous for human officers’
Animal rights group PETA said San Diego police never should have sent a police dog into a North Park altercation in which a suspect wielding a fiery torch burned Ryder, a veteran K-9. PETA called on the San Diego Police Department to immediately retire Ryder so he can recover and...
San Diego police launch ‘Operation Overdue’ at Central Library to curb violence
San Diego police are launching "Operation Overdue," a new effort to reduce violence and illegal activity at the Central Library in downtown San Diego.
Poway Slashes Speed Limits on 10 Streets After Close Calls Near Twin Peaks School
Drivers cruising Scripps Poway Parkway between the western city limit and Community Road will soon have to ease off the gas, as Poway's City Council has given preliminary approval to lower speed limits on 10 street segments across the city. The move follows a review of 55 road segments and comes after a parent's accoun
La Jolla Planners to SANDAG: Move the Tracks Off the Bluffs Now
All railroad traffic connecting San Diego County with the rest of the nation was suspended again last week. This time it wasn’t Del Mar. It was San Clemente, where high tides and coastal erosion are steadily eroding the tracks. Waves overtopped the tracks and caused further deterioration along the...
Contest: Winning restaurants announced for 2026 ‘Best of Coronado News’
The winning restaurants have been announced for the first ever “Best of Coronado News” competition, a contest highlighting local businesses that community members voted on as their all time favorites. To recognize the vast and thriving local business landscape in Coronado, The Coronado News hosted the contest which...
Carlsbad Council Presses for Answers on Palomar Airport Security
CARLSBAD — A Carlsbad councilman continued pressing for transparency, independent scrutiny and corrective action regarding security issues at McClellan-Palomar Airport on Sept. 11. Councilman Kevin Shin, who represents District 2, where the airport is located, said a recent Transportation Security Administration (TSA)
Man arrested after threats mailed to high school in El Cajon
SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — A man was arrested Thursday after investigators linked him to threats mailed to a high school in unincorporated El Cajon, a San Diego bank and private residence, according to the San Diego County Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff’s detectives and school resource officers began investigating on Sept. 16
Animal officers rescue dog trapped in Bonita cactus patch
BONITA, Calif. — San Diego County Animal Services officers waded deep into a dense cactus patch to rescue a trapped dog covered head-to-toe in painful thorns, officials said Friday. On Thursday, an officer and an accompanying trainee pushed through the sharp cactus needles right alongside the animal to safely...
The rise of roadside motor lodges in San Diego
Part one of a three-part series exploring San Diego’s long-forgotten motor lodges and the roadside culture that grew around them. A motorist traveling through San Diego in the 1930s didn’t need a large hotel to spend the night. Small tourist courts offered a room, a parking space, and a convenient stop along the road.

















