Mother of kidney donor and recipient unite in San Diego over son’s legacy
SAN DIEGO — A powerful reunion took place at Lifesharing in San Diego as Michelle Lowenthal, the mother of Matthew Lowenthal, an organ donor, met Laura Gaytan, the recipient of her late son's kidney, for the first time. The two women, who had been in contact for years, traveled from Florida and Los Angeles,...
Chula Vista mayor unveils city’s first homelessness action plan
Mayor John McCann has unveiled Chula Vista’s first Strategic Plan to Address Homelessness, a five-year effort aimed at reducing the city’s unhoused population.
Philly Flavor in San Diego
Craving an authentic Philly sandwich? The Philadelphia Sandwich Co is bringing the taste of the East Coast straight to San Diego. From Amoroso rolls to thinly sliced ribeye and gooey cheese, every bite transports you to Philadelphia. With an evolving menu and a commitment to flavor, this local spot is a foodie...
San Diego organizations prepare emergency aid for military families
The government shutdown starting Wednesday is impacting San Diego County's military and veteran families.
Officials honor 8 local residents killed last year in domestic violence cases
Eight people died last year in local domestic violence-related homicides, the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office said Thursday. Though last year’s slayings exceeded 2023’s mark of five domestic violence homicides, the DA’s Office said local DV homicides remain at a lower rate than the average from the...
New Ocean Beach memorial honors UPS driver killed in Santee plane crash
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — A new memorial near Robb Field in Ocean Beach honors Steve Krueger, the 61-year-old UPS driver who was killed when a plane crashed into his delivery truck in Santee in 2021. "It's very moving for my family. We're really excited about this," Jeffrey Krueger said...
La Mesa Oktoberfest returns for 52nd year with beer, live music, Bavarian festivities
LA MESA, Calif. — The 52nd La Mesa Oktoberfest is returning to the heart of La Mesa for three days to kick off the month of October. From Friday, Oct. 3, to Sunday, Oct. 5, San Diegans of all ages are invited to participate in the festivities. Attendees can enjoy their day with food and German beer, live music, as...
Government Shutdown: Insights from USD professor
University of San Diego Finance Professor Dab Roccato discussed the potential effects of a Government shutdown, including who will be paid and who will not, and that active-duty military personnel may be affected.
Grocery stores adjust as San Diego’s digital-only coupon ban takes effect
San Diego has passed a law banning digital-only grocery coupons, requiring discounts to be accessible in-store, and some grocers have adjusted by providing in-store flyers while others have reduced the number of digital deals due to lack of in-store alternatives.
$53,000 reward offered in 2006 murder of Navy service member in San Diego
Authorities sought the public's help finding the person responsible for the murder of Navy service member Ronald Harnish almost 20 years ago in San Diego.
