San Diego CA

This morning in the state of Oaxaca a police cruiser on patrol was suddendly approached by a truck carrying several gunmen who opened fire on the officers inside the vehicle.

A blustery winter storm that moved into the Southland early this week brought more significant rainfall to the San Diego area today along with flurries of mountain snow. As of midday Tuesday, the bands of dark clouds had delivered precipitation amounts ranging from less than a tenth of an inch to over 3 1/2 inches...

One of the world’s most recognizable names in high-end Japanese dining is officially headed to San Diego. Public records, a pending California liquor license, and active executive hiring confirm that Zuma Restaurant is preparing to open its first area outpost in the downtown San Diego, marking the brand’s first foray...

À L’Ouest a long-anticipated French brasserie from one of San Diego’s most influential chefs, has officially opened in the North Park neighborhood. Located at 3002 University Avenue at the corner of 30th Street, the restaurant brings classic French brasserie technique and elevated wood-fire cooking to one of San...

The long-vacant Consulate Hotel in Point Loma is trading in suitcases for sofas as it reopens as Celeste Point Loma, a 127-unit apartment complex aimed at young professionals and students. The former hotel is now filled with studio and one-bedroom apartments that are being pre-leased, and management says move-ins are...

San Diego’s Harbor Island holds a breakfast secret hidden inside a marina convenience store. The Funky Frenchie operates from Suite 200 at 955 Harbor Island Drive where outdoor seating offers stunning water views. The family-owned spot embraces 80’s/90’s/00’s pop-culture while serving French toast variations that put...

San Diego is staring down a jaw‑dropping $7.8 billion infrastructure funding gap that threatens to slow or stall basic fixes in neighborhoods across the city, from crumbling storm drains to rough streets, dim streetlights and worn‑out beach lifeguard towers. The shortfall lands at a time when construction costs keep...

By early Monday afternoon, parts of San Diego’s Midway District went from busy commercial strip to shallow lagoon in a matter of minutes, as floodwaters rushed through parking lots and storefronts and forced businesses to shut their doors early. Employees and customers scrambled to move inventory off the floor and...

California and a small crew of other states are finally trying to fix a problem that has quietly tripped up students for years: the split between what high schools teach in math and what colleges expect. A new report says those gaps are slowly starting to close, and that the changes could cut down on the expensive,...

The California Dream For All Program gives qualified home buyers 20%, up to $150,000 to purchase a home.