Former Navy swimmer suing Amazon over 3rd-degree burns from ethanol fire pit
A San Diego man who suffered third-degree burns from a portable ethanol burner called a “tabletop fire pit” is suing the company manufacturer and Amazon, saying that they intentionally sold defective devices and failed to warn that there was an explosion risk. The lawsuit, which was filed Wednesday...
Coronado Bridge to get AI cameras and suicide barriers
Caltrans is scheduled to begin a two-year, $145 million project this October to install 8-foot suicide barriers and AI-powered surveillance cameras on the Coronado Bridge.
These San Diego caregivers are owed $2 million in stolen wages. They’ve been waiting...
For five months, Paul Serrato worked 20-hour days, six days a week at a collection of small elderly care homes arrayed around a tidy cul-de-sac in Poway. He lived at the homes, bathing residents and changing their diapers, cooking meals, administering medicine, washing laundry and cleaning rooms, according to allegatio
The Streamline: City of San Diego’s new e-bike rules take effect
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Imperial Avenue Crack Ring Moved $2M Monthly, Feds Say — 30 Charged
Dealers on a stretch of Imperial Avenue in San Diego allegedly moved more than $2 million worth of cocaine a month before federal authorities shut the operation down in July, according to court documents. Thirty alleged gang members and associates now face conspiracy charges for distributing cocaine and cocaine base, w
San Diego police step up summer beach enforcement as alcohol citations climb
San Diego police are increasing enforcement along beaches and boardwalks to address summer violations such as public intoxication and unsafe e-bike riding.
San Diego lightning storm turns a rare night into a warning
A rare lightning storm lit up the night sky over eastern San Diego County late Thursday, pushing the National Weather Service to issue a severe thunderstorm warning that ran until 11:15 p.m. Doppler radar picked up a strong storm near Interstate 8 between Boulevard and the Imperial County line at 10:36 p.m., drifting w
SDSU Mission Valley development adds senior living community
San Diego State University Wednesday joined with several housing developers to announce plans for a senior living community as part of the development of SDSU Mission Valley. The project will be a seven-story, 295,000-square-foot community including 224 independent and assisted living residences, 26 memory care residen
County Launches Third Round of Shallow Rental Subsidy Program for Older Adults
Nearly 200 older adults will start receiving a $500 a month in rental assistance next year through the County’s third round of the Shallow Rental Subsidy Program. The County is now accepting applications and will continue until 195 qualified households are accepted. Monthly payments to landlords are expected to begin i
More Than $800,000 in Grants Will Bring More Trees, Gardens and Restored Natural Spaces...
San Diego Foundation’s Growing Green Spaces grants will support 23 organizations working to create greener, healthier communities across San Diego County. August 6, 2026 – San Diego, CA – Communities across San Diego County will soon get more trees, greener public spaces, restored native landscapes and bigger community

















