ICE Arrests Parents Near San Diego School, Mayor Gloria Issues Statement
Federal immigration agents detained the parents of two young children near John Marshall Elementary School in San Diego's Chollas Creek neighborhood this week, chasing the mother into a house under construction as she pleaded for help. The children, ages 2 and 5, remained at the school and continued their activities no
Black’s Beach Cliff Fall Sends Person Plunging 20 Feet, Triggers Air-and-Ground Rescue
A person reportedly fell more than 20 feet near a trail above Black's Beach, triggering a multi-unit emergency response from San Diego Fire-Rescue Department lifeguards, firefighters and medics. The patient sustained serious injuries and was eventually transferred to an ambulance before being taken to a local hospital.
California farm recalls eggs due to possible salmonella. What to look for
There have been a growing number of food recalls across California . A California farm just recalled several lots of organic shell eggs amid a salmonella outbreak in San Diego County, according to the California Department of Public Health. The recalled eggs were distributed throughout California, including to food del
Extreme heat straining car AC units, San Diego repair shop owner says
Extreme heat is driving a surge in auto repairs across San Diego. A local shop owner shares what's breaking down and how regular maintenance can help drivers avoid costly fixes this summer.
Poway Unified educator accused of misconduct
Parents spoke out during Thursday's Board meeting in light of lawsuit filed against former Poway Unified School District employee over inappropriate behavior
Del Mar prepares for winter storms, flooding as El Niño looms
DEL MAR — The Del Mar City Council reviewed the city’s storm preparations with staff Tuesday evening as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicts strong El Niño conditions this fall and winter. Assistant City Manager Clem Brown briefed council members on the status of those preparations....
National City Is Poised to Hire a Towing Company that Got Suspended
National City is preparing to award a lucrative contract for municipal towing services to a towing company that was recently suspended by the city of San Diego for failing to pay more than $279,000 in overdue invoices. San Diego suspended Cortes Towing Enterprises last September after the company fell into...
Amid transit fare hike, MTS launches discount program for low-income riders
Ahead of transit fares increasing on Oct. 1, the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System Thursday announced a program intended to keep transit affordable for riders enrolled in certain benefits programs. The PRONTO Low-Income Fare Eligible Program will give discounted rates to people enrolled in CalFresh, Medi-Cal or Cal
Broken ACs leave San Diego County students in extremely hot classrooms
Parents and teachers at schools across San Diego County are raising concerns about students learning in extremely hot classrooms as a heat wave pushes temperatures into the triple digits in some areas. Thermometers have recorded classroom temperatures into the 90s, while parents and teachers at Gage Elementary School i
State Bar seizes unauthorized Chula Vista immigration consultant’s business
CHULA VISTA (CNS) - The State Bar of California has seized a Chula Vista law practice run by a man who allegedly provided legal immigration services despite not being an attorney. The seizure followed an investigation into Superior Immigration Services, operated by Gabriel Luna de la Fuente, whom the State...

















