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(LOS ANGELES) — Erik Menendez is back in prison — weeks ahead of his parole hearing — after an extended hospitalization, sources confirmed to ABC News. On July 22, ABC News learned the 54-year-old was in the hospital. The younger Menendez brother was suffering from kidney stones, Los Angeles ABC station KABC reported.

The NWS warns that overexposure to heat can cause heat cramps and heat exhaustion to develop, which can lead to heat stroke.

There’s a lighthouse in San Diego that doesn’t guide ships to shore – it guides hungry seafood lovers to what might be the best crab sandwich on the West Coast. Point Loma Seafoods, with its distinctive lighthouse-shaped tower and ocean-fresh offerings, has been turning first-time visitors into lifetime devotees...

Antonio Lopez, a 27-year-old entrepreneur, is taking curb painting to a new level with unique designs and quality craftsmanship, offering a new service to the San Diego community.

A single-vehicle crash on northbound I-5 near the border between San Diego and Orange counties early Monday morning caused heavy traffic.

California’s housing crisis is real, and so is the need to build clean energy infrastructure at scale. But blaming CEQA — the California Environmental Quality Act — for our state’s lack of housing or climate progress is not only inaccurate, it’s dangerous. In recent commentaries...

But concerning those Rocky Mountain oysters, we may have to pass … Welcome to today’s three thoughts that make up Vol. 1,360 of The Daily Dirt. 1. This is the time of year when county and state fairs reign supreme. And what is the best part of any...

Old No. 3, the 1923 steam locomotive on display outside the La Mesa Depot, is to be restored. I learned that yesterday from Timothy, who is Station Master at the historic old train depot in La Mesa. No. 3 originally was purchased to haul lime rock on the Mojave Northern...

A man was shot and killed after a fight broke out inside a downtown San Diego rooftop bar Sunday evening, and one person is in custody after being detained by bystanders.

Two groups of people assembled Friday morning on a dirt hill overlooking a freeway. On one end were more than a dozen individuals in reflective vests. They stood holding shovels and rakes and eyed several mattresses lying on the ground. Closer to the bedding were Maria Garcia, 55, and a man in his 20s. Garcia ignored...