Hines Kicks Off Construction on San Diego’s Riverwalk Village, Pledges Over 700 New Homes...
Amid ongoing discussions about housing and urban development, Hines, the international real estate investment firm, has officially begun construction on phase one of Riverwalk San Diego. This initial phase of the massive 200-acre mixed-use village in Mission Valley is set to include over 700 new homes, a statement...
Torrey Pines Reserve to (mostly) close for months starting in November
One of San Diego's most iconic locations is being closed through next February, state park officials announced this week. Due to improvements for accessibility and upgrades to utilities, visitors to Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve will have limited access starting in November. While both beach parking lots — and...
Guillotines placed in a San Diego park!
Two terrifying guillotines have been placed in a downtown San Diego park! I spotted them this morning at Lane Field Park as I walked along the Embarcadero!. Turns out these props, and others, are part of a scary event that will take place tomorrow, Halloween day. It’s called the Graveyard Festival!
Fallen La Mesa Officer’s attacker sentenced to 146 years in prison
A Hollywood producer was sentenced to 146 years to life in prison for the deaths of two models and sexual assaults of seven other women, including fallen La Mesa Police Officer Lauren Craven.
San Diego captain stumbles on 4-hour marine spectacle of a lifetime
SAN DIEGO — A whale-watching expedition off San Diego's 9-mile Bank last Thursday turned into an extraordinary wildlife event when Captain Matthias Scheer and his guests witnessed a massive bait ball of anchovies being attacked by 300-pound tuna, fin whales, and sea lions in what marine experts are calling a...
New memorial honoring fallen SDPD officer is vandalized
A memorial unveiled in a Clairemont park just this past weekend was defaced by vandals overnight, the San Diego police reported on Thursday morning. The park, in fact, was renamed for Officer Austin Machitar at an event on Sunday. An emotional SDPD Chief Scott Wahl held a hastily arranged news...
Non-profits step up as government shutdown delays food assistance benefits
ESCONDIDO, Calif. — As the federal government remains shut down, 400,000 San Diegans will lose access to food assistance on Nov. 1. The delays to Cal Fresh benefits could impact how families get food on the table. It's an estimated shortfall of 16 million meals locally, in November alone,...
Powerball ticket worth $1.8 million sold in California
LOS ANGELES - Feeling lucky? As the nation awaits the winner of the $400 million Powerball lottery jackpot, someone in California may be $1.8 million richer. According to California Lottery's website on Wednesday night, a ticket worth $1,840,664 was sold at a Circle K store in El Cajon. This comes...
Spring Valley Resident Sentenced for Animal Cruelty After Chihuahua Rescued and Rehomed
A woman from Spring Valley has been sentenced for animal cruelty after County Animal Services responded to a report about her Chihuahua. The case began in August when a member of the public submitted a recording that showed the dog being mistreated.
New proposal aims to cap rental fees in San Diego at 5% of rent
SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — Belt tightening has been the name of the game for the last few years and renters have felt it more than most. Now, the San Diego City Council is proposing a new plan to regulate extra fees which landlords sometimes charge that add to the cost of living. “These quote-on-quote […]
