Firefighters tackle brush fire in San Marcos
Crews are working to contain a vegetation fire burning on North Twin Oaks Valley Road in San Marcos.
Millete murder trial jurors could begin deliberations tomorrow
In less than 24 hours, jurors in the murder trial of Larry Millete will hear closing arguments in a case that’s captivated San Diego County and the nation for more than five years. Once those final speeches have been delivered, the jury’s biggest job begins – deliberation.
Blue Bottle just proved California can grow world-class coffee
Coffee has always had its origins story – Ethiopia, Colombia, Panama. But California was never part of that conversation, until now. Coffee leader, Blue Bottle, has just launched the California Frinj San Diego Gesha, a washed Gesha grown in San Diego and Santa Barbara counties in partnership with Frinj Coffee, the pion
Pacific Beach sleep cabins will house people cleaning up San Diego’s streets
New sleep cabins in Pacific Beach will soon house six people working their way out of homelessness. This group is already part of a program where they work to clean public streets, which includes sidewalk sweeping, trash pickup, landscaping, graffiti removal and custodial work. A case manager checks in weekly...
Jury awaits closing arguments and jury instructions in Millete murder trial
In the Millete murder trial, the prosecution and defense have rested their cases, and the jury is now awaiting jury instructions and closing arguments, with a verdict expected to come this week, despite the lack of a body and other evidence.
San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter still struggling with illegal sidewalk food vendors
This story was originally published by our partner The San Diego Sun. Sign up for its newsletter. Merchants in the Gaslamp Quarter have been frustrated for years by illegal sidewalk food vendors. Beyond the matter of legal operation, people are concerned vendors are health and safety risks to customers and are dumping
Months later, San Diego still hasn’t fixed its Airbnb eviction loophole
Earlier this year, inewsource revealed a glaring loophole in a San Diego law that allows property owners to obtain a short-term rental license even after carrying out an illegal eviction. More than four months have passed and that loophole still exists, and city officials haven’t said how they plan to...
Private prison company sells two of California’s immigrant detention centers to the feds
Private prison company CoreCivic will continue operating two large ICE detention centers in California after selling the properties to the Department of Homeland Security.
San Diego Pride 2026: Guide to marches, rallies and festivals
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — San Diego Pride 2026 offers a week of celebration, advocacy and community connection. Whether you're marching for visibility, celebrating faith, or dancing to live music, there's a place for everyone in this year's festivities. The San Diego Pride Dyke March kicks off Pride Week with...
Free summer concert series returns to Kate Sessions Park
Concerts on the Green, a free concert series, is returning to Kate Sessions Park in San Diego from July 12 to August 2, featuring local artists such as Captain's Orders, Sandollar, Twilight Highway, The Tourmaliners, The Dub Squad, and a Beatles Cover Band.
