Should a high-voltage power line run through California’s largest state park? Critics are furious
The proposed 140-mile, 500-kilovolt Golden Pacific Powerlink from San Diego Gas & Electric would cut through California's largest state park, Anza-Borrego.
Tattoo artist Dillon Forte brings sacred geometry to San Diego
Tattoo artist Dillon Forte will be doing a guest residency at Guru Tattoo in San Diego from May 28 to June 4, bringing his signature sacred geometry style to the Golden State.
Goodwill Industries of San Diego County to divert plastics from stores to landfills
Goodwill Industries of San Diego County is expanding its environmental efforts with a new initiative aimed at one of the region’s most persistent waste challenges: soft plastics. The nonprofit, which has operated in the region since 1930, is now accepting clean, dry soft plastics at select donation centers across...
Dexcom’s Diabetes Boom Poised To Shower San Diego With Cash
Dexcom is suddenly the San Diego company everyone from Wall Street to City Hall is watching. At its latest investor day, the glucose-monitoring giant laid out a packed to-do list of new products and insurance wins that, if it all actually happens, could send a serious wave of jobs, contracts and local spending across t
San Diego’s New Justice Hub Takes Aim at Cross-Border Abusers
For people whose lives constantly move between San Diego and Tijuana, getting help after a crime can feel like falling into a gap between two systems. Yesterday, local leaders tried to close that gap, unveiling a new crime-service center that focuses on victims who live, work or travel on both sides of the border. The
Cooler weekend ahead for San Diego as marine layer deepens and winds increase
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Another gray start greeted much of San Diego County Saturday morning as a deeper marine layer spread low clouds well into the valleys. The cooler pattern will continue through the weekend, especially for inland communities, as stronger onshore flow keeps temperatures below average for mid-May.
Chula Vista DUI checkpoint results: arrest made, citations issued
One person was arrested for a suspected DUI at a checkpoint in Chula Vista on Friday night, while four drivers were cited for driving without a license or with a suspended license, and two vehicles were impounded.
San Diego’s Hidden Quake Alley: Rose Canyon Fault Slices Under Convention Center, La Jolla
For many San Diegans, earthquake danger lives somewhere far off along the San Andreas. In reality, a far less famous fault, the Rose Canyon Fault, cuts straight through the city, running beneath downtown, the convention center and up through Mt. Soledad in La Jolla. Geologists say it is very much an active hazard, and
Deadly El Cajon Boulevard Crash Stuns City Heights
A motorcyclist was killed yesterday in a violent crash at the intersection of El Cajon Boulevard and 56th Street in San Diego’s City Heights neighborhood. Paramedics rushed the rider to a hospital, where they were pronounced dead shortly after arrival. Officers at the scene said the collision involved a motorcycle and
Opinion: San Diego cannot afford to lose the services of Neil Good Day Center
Each and every day, hundreds of people come through the doors of the Neil Good Day Center in the East Village. For many, it is one of the few places they can seek refuge off of the streets. For others, it is a place where they can find the basic dignities that life on the street too often denies: medical care, laundry,

















