San Diego mayor encourages service, civic engagement in Independence Day message
San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria encouraged Americans to reflect on the nation's founding and recommit to civic engagement and community service in honor of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
U.S. military searching for Marine missing off San Diego coast
The waters off the coast of San Diego turned into a scene of urgent activity when reports emerged of a Marine who vanished amid routine exercises at sea. Authorities quickly mobilized resources to address what is now known as Marine Missing San Diego Coast Search, with vessels and aircraft combing the area in coordinat
Neighborhood parades shine with patriotism on the Fourth of July across San Diego
Families across San Diego County celebrated on Saturday by lining neighborhood streets for patriotic Fourth of July parades, waving flags and marking America's 250th anniversary. People who live in Scripps Ranch gathered along Scripps Ranch Boulevard for the community's annual parade, a tradition that has continued for
Crash shuts down I-8 transition to southbound I-805 in Mission Valley
A single vehicle crash involving three teenagers or young adults caused a temporary closure of the westbound I-8 transition ramp to southbound I-805 in San Diego, resulting in traffic delays in the Mission Valley area.
48 Hours: Full timeline of Larry Millete trial as shocking 2021 disappearance awaits final...
The missing case of Maya Millete in January 2021 sparked a major investigation into Larry Millete's suspicious activity in the disappearance of his wife. The prosecutor said that Maya's missing case relied entirely on circumstantial evidence. Investigators pressed their arguments forward until the trial's closing stage
Security Guard Arrested After Allegedly Tasing Man in the Face at Point-Blank Range
A security guard hired to help keep order outside a Carlsbad bar was arrested after video appeared to show him firing a Taser directly into a man’s face at close range, an incident that gun-rights activist Colion Noir says should serve as a warning about misplaced trust in people who wear a patch, carry equipment, or a
Discount Chains And Budget Gyms Muscle Into San Diego’s Empty Big Boxes
Discount retailers and round-the-clock budget gyms are rapidly rewriting San Diego’s retail map this summer, as off-price chains and fitness operators grab the oversized spaces once ruled by traditional department stores. Landlords are trading those vacant big boxes for thrift giants, value formats and national gym bra
San Diego starter and mid-tier home prices drop nearly 2%, report shows
A new report from First American Data and Analytics shows that starter- and mid-tier home prices in San Diego fell by just under 2%, even as luxury home prices ticked up.
San Diego community rallies for stolen cats in Midtown neighborhood
Two cats, Mitsy Binks and Noodle, have gone missing and a man in a black hoodie was seen leaving her apartment with a cat, prompting community uproar for their safe return.
Navy Band Southwest returns to 77th annual Coronado Fourth of July Parade
When Coronado’s Independence Day parade rolls down Orange Avenue this July 4, about 30 sailors in the Navy Band Southwest are scheduled to provide the patriotic sound track. And Petty Officer Haley Bryla-Cameron has been tabbed to lead the way – using a ceremonial baton known as a “mace” to signal instructions to her f

















