Environmental groups sue SeaWorld San Diego over fireworks
(The Center Square) — Two environmental groups are suing SeaWorld San Diego for allegedly failing to follow its Clean Water Act permits. They claim that has led to pollutant discharge violations during the theme park's nightly fireworks. Nonprofits San Diego Coastkeeper and Coastal Environmental Rights Foundation...
First 150 residential customers can get a Flume flow monitor device offered for free
For a limited time, single-family residential customers are eligible to receive a Flume water monitor for FREE. These smart devices help you track your water use in real time, catch leaks early and avoid costly surprises. This program is made possible through a partnership with Flume and the San Diego County Water...
Caltrans wins funding for high-occupancy toll lanes on I-805 in South Bay
Caltrans is planning changes to Interstate 805 in the South Bay. KPBS metro reporter Andrew Bowen explains how, in a few years, solo drivers will be able to use carpool lanes by paying a toll. Caltrans District 11 won a competitive grant last week that will help fund the conversion...
Jury selection set for University City man in death of infant daughter
SAN DIEGO – Jury selection will start on Sept. 24 in the murder trial for a University City man accused of causing the injuries that led to his infant’s death. Jaime Javier Santillanes, 40, has pleaded not guilty to the murder of 7-week-old Genevieve Santillanes, who was taken to a hospital on March 18, 2023, and...
CHP to launch Fourth of July safety enforcement on July 3
California Highway Patrol officers will ramp up patrols across San Diego County starting Thursday as part of the agency's annual Fourth of July weekend crackdown on drunken and drug-impaired driving.
New laws in California include bars, clubs offering lids to help prevent drink spiking
A handful of new laws and policies start July 1 in California, including some that are sure to catch your attention.
Santa Rosa Has A Whimsical Museum Where Peanuts Fans Can Step Into Schulz’s Comic...
Tucked into a quiet corner of Santa Rosa, California, lies a delightfully nostalgic treasure that will tug at your heartstrings and tickle your funny bone. The Charles M. Schulz Museum is more than just a gallery—it’s a vibrant, charming journey through the world of Peanuts, crafted with love, detail, and plenty of “Good Grief!” moments.
This Mossy Green Canyon In Northern California Looks Like A Set From Jurassic Park
Tucked deep within Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park near the foggy shores of Orick, California, lies a place that feels straight out of a fantasy novel—or maybe a Spielberg blockbuster. Fern Canyon is a lush, narrow gorge where ancient walls drip with vibrant green ferns and a babbling stream winds between them like nature’s red carpet. One minute you're walking through a redwood forest, and the next, you're stepping into a scene that’s almost otherworldly.
Survey: Rent increases 4.1% in San Diego County as vacancy rates drop
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — The San Diego area experienced a modest increase in rents as the number of vacant rental units decreased compared to 2024, according to the Southern California Rental Housing Association's latest Vacancy and Rental Rate Survey. In a press release sent Tuesday, the association says rents...
San Diego Pride speaks about backlash, dropouts over Festival headliner Kehlani
As the San Diego Pride Festival approaches, ABC 10News reporter Ryan Hill follows through with the head of Pride about its decision to keep Kehlani as its headliner despite her controversial past.
