Motorcycle rider dies after crashing into SUV in Point Loma
A 23-year-old man died after his motorcycle collided with an SUV in San Diego's Sunset Cliffs area on Wednesday afternoon.
Poway Rodeo Marks 54 Years With Legends Night, Bike Giveaway and Line Dancing
The Poway Rodeo returns for its 54th year on Friday, Sept. 25, and Saturday, Sept. 26, with three performances packed into two days at the Poway Valley Riders Association arena. Expect bull riding, barrel racing, tie-down roping and mutton bustin' alongside a themed tribute to the volunteers who built the event from sc
America’s Air Show Returns to MCAS Miramar
American's Air Show is returning to MCAS Miramar Sept. 25-27. This celebration of military aviation with be extra special, as the nation's largest military air show honors the country's 250th birthday. Col. R. Erik Herrmann joined "Good Morning San Diego" with all the details you need to know.
Strange behavior in court from Pacific Beach stolen Tesla suspect
A 39-year-old man named Juan Antonio Gonzaba pleaded not guilty to multiple felony charges following a police pursuit where he allegedly drove a stolen Tesla onto a San Diego boardwalk and seriously injured a woman.
Arizona’s Cartel Roasting Co. Set to Replace Moto Deli on Encinitas Coast Highway
190 N. Coast Hwy 101 — Reported Cartel Café Replacement Site. A coffee roaster with roots in Tempe, Arizona, is angling to open its first San Diego County café in Encinitas, and the target address is one longtime sandwich lovers already know well: 190 N. Coast Highway 101, currently home to Moto Deli. Cartel Roasting C
San Diego Cracks Down on Waymo—Could Other Cities Follow?
San Diego is pushing for greater control over Waymo robotaxis, citing safety, jobs and local oversight concerns.
Desmond honors Hope on the Hard Road
At the September 1 Board of Supervisors meeting 5th District Supervisor Jim Desmond recognized Escondido residents Eric & Kristen Freund, co-founders of Hope on the Hard Road, Inc. Since its founding in 2019, Hope on the Hard Road has been guided by a powerful message: families should never have to face the journey of
Larry Millete seeks to have sentencing delayed
Larry Millete, who was found guilty of first-degree murder for the death of his wife Maya Millete, will have his sentencing possibly postponed after a continuance request.
Strong El Niño could bring heavy rain to San Diego County; officials outline preparations
San Diego County officials announced new storm-readiness and flood prevention measures to prepare for an expected increase in rainfall due to developing El Niño conditions.
‘Plug-in’ solar may provide rate relief for households that can’t get rooftop panels
Dave Kesner’s household was the first on his hilly La Mesa street to install rooftop solar panels in 2000, when a massive electricity shortage caused blackouts and price spikes across California. “Our utility rates virtually doubled very, very quickly. And I just thought, ‘This is not sustainable,’” Kesner said....
