Horton Plaza Boss Told To Unlock Shuttered Park By Next Year
San Diego’s long-dormant Horton Plaza Park is finally on the clock. The owner has been ordered to reopen the public space next year, according to local reporting that Mayor Todd Gloria quickly amplified on social media. The small urban plaza, long envisioned as the public front door to the Campus at Horton redevelopmen
A Massive 148,000-Square-Foot Bass Pro Shops Is Coming to San Diego County
Bass Pro Shops, the retailer known for its fishing, hunting, camping, and outdoor gear, is bringing a new outdoor retail destination to La Mesa to serve the greater San Diego region. The new store will be located at Grossmont Center, occupying 148,000 square feet, the retailer announced on July 1.
No parole for man convicted of killing adoptive mother in 2008
The convicted killer in a high-profile 2008 Scripps Ranch murder case will not be granted parole for the time being, it was decided on Thursday.
San Diego Wildlife Authorities Nab Suspect with Illegally Captured Lobsters
Spiny lobsters are a key predator in Southern California’s marine environment. By eating kelp-hungry urchins, they maintain balance in kelp forest ecosystems. That’s why, for more than a century, rules have existed in California for how you can hunt the crustaceans. However, lobster dinners are not cheap, and...
The Perspective of a SEAL Spouse | Beyond the Military
SAN DIEGO (FOX5/KUSI)–Surinder Goode joins Beyond the Military to talk about how she navigated being an entrepreneur, podcast host, Navy SEAL wife and mother. She says her goal is to bridge the gap between military life and civilian life for military spouses. “I want to tell enlisted spouses out there that anything you
U.S. vs. Bosnia: Fans glory in sun, sand, celebration — and statistics too —...
At the Mission Beach Soccer Celebration, in the festive heart of San Diego, there is no soccer-induced anxiety. What fills the air is the laid-back energy of a long, warm summer afternoon, the kind where everything seems perfectly arranged for a celebration. The occasion: a World Cup matchup between the United States a
Maura Fox: Drive along California’s haunted Proctor Valley Road to reach this pleasant hike...
SAN DIEGO - Bumping along Proctor Valley Road in Chula Vista in pursuit of my recent hike, I started to have some reservations. There I was - with my mom and her dog, Milo, in tow - driving toward what appeared to be nowhere. It was beautiful, as the early Thursday morning light tipped over the rolling hills. But much
City of San Diego services impacted by Fourth of July holiday: Parking, trash collection...
San Diego County administrative offices and services will be closed on Friday, July 3, in observance of the Fourth of July holiday, with some services such as trash collection and swimming pools being impacted.
Rincon Band launches California’s first Multi-Tribal Emergency Tribal Access Pass Program
The Rincon Band of Luiseño Indians Tuesday, June 30 hosted the inaugural Emergency Tribal Access Pass (ETAP) Training at the Rincon Government Center. This was the official launch of the first Emergency Tribal Access Pass program in San Diego County and the first multi-Tribal implementation of its kind in California.
Zero tolerance for fireworks locally: $50K fines & jail time
Violators of law against fireworks in Valley Center face fines up to $50,000 and a year in jail as both Cal Fire and the Valley Center Fire Protection District warn that there is zero tolerance locally for illegal fireworks. Illegal fireworks includes the sale, purchase, possession, transportation, or use of...
