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The 28-year-old man allegedly entered the woman’s home on Boston Avenue near south 28th Street while she was asleep and attacked her about 3 a.m. on March 25
Suspect arrested May 16 after people reported seeing him remove mirrors from 17 cars; San Diego police say mirror removals have been happening since at least May 12
The city of San Diego is not renewing funding for San Diego Workforce Partnership in FY24. The nonprofit also discussed leadership changes at Thursday’s board meeting.
A motorcycle and Toyota Prius crashed at the intersection of West Mission Bay Drive and Dana Landing just before 9 a.m.
Lockdown has been lifted at Palmquist Elementary, Lincoln Middle and Oceanside Adventist Schools, and police say no threat located
The federal civil rights lawsuit alleges Swami’s leadership failed to address numerous complaints about verbal and physical sexual harassment
Fire Capt. Derrin Austin after his motorcycle crashed into a light pole around 10 p.m. Sunday on North Escondido Boulevard near Washington Avenue, Fire Department officials said.
City officials cite ‘inspiring’ progress and minor hurdles — including maps that don’t reflect recent housing developments and getting residents to embrace composting their food scraps in kitchen pails.
Roberto Flores first conviction was overturned because his attorney did not follow Flores’ desired legal strategy of insisting innocence; appeals court finds he should have been appointed a new attorney for his retrial
The May 2021 arrest of Jesse Evans was captured on bystander and body-worn camera video and prompted public outcry
Deputy Justin Williams shot a man who was armed with a gun May 7at Iglesia Ni Cristo in Vista. The wounded man was taken to a hospital for treatment of injuries that did not appear to be life threatening, Sheriff’s Department said.
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Oceanside police said the shooting occurred in the area of Mesa Drive and Pear Tree Lane about 12:50 a.m. Wednesday
Awardees are second group of scholarship winners announced by the program, chosen from a pool of more than 15,000 finalists
Maximillian Aguirre had “extensive medical issues unrelated to his incarceration,” sheriff’s officials said, and had been hospitalized since March 29, the department said
The fire was reported shortly after 10:50 a.m. at the building on Utah Street near Adams Avenue; a truck parked next to the building caught fire and spread to the building
Police arrested a 38-year-old man in connection with the shooting, which occurred at a community pool after the victim and the suspect got into an argument shortly after 10 p.m. at the Pacific Beach park
Bus routes across San Diego’s South Bay are being impacted by the work stoppage amid union negotiations
Investigators weren’t sure where the victim was attacked but believe he was walking around 10:20 p.m. on Broadway, possibly near Naples Street
The fire was reported at 9:20 a.m. on the freeway between Jackson Drive and El Cajon Boulevard; westbound traffic was slowed but lanes were reopened after firefighters put out the blaze
Desert town holding areas the last in San Diego County to empty of migrants as border crossings slow
Roughly 1,200 migrants were kept in holding areas around Jacumba Hot Springs, according to Jeff Osborne, who helped provide aid to the waiting asylum seekers.
They will take up intriguing questions like, ‘Can elephants and humans co-exist?’ and ‘Why are radio stations in Louisiana preserving the Cajun French language?’
San Diego’s regional transportation leaders continue to plan for major rail expansion despite lack of public funding. Republicans voice frustration.
The package would see San Diego embrace the controversial state law known as SB 10 and accelerate the conversion of scrap yards and public land to housing.
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On Tuesday — his 23rd birthday — Araiza talked with the Union-Tribune about the allegations, his fight back and his enduring desire to play football
Senior paramedics were flown in from Israel Monday to teach congregants at Chabad of Poway life-saving first aid techniques. Four years ago, a gunman opened fire at the synagogue, killing one person and injuring three others.
Erlinda Yong, of Bonita, died after a pickup collided with her Honda minivan on Telegraph Canyon Road near Oleander Avenue, police said
Officials with the Border Patrol and the FBI declined to comment about the recent arrest near Otay Mesa
John Phillip Ryan, 64, of Yucca Valley was ordered this week to repay the victims
Heather Lang Vass, 43, faces up to four years in state prison for the death of 36-year-old Megan Espinoza
The City Council OKed a contract amendment that boosts service and shifts long-term control of billing and staffing to the city.
The two properties could create 75 permanent housing units for homeless people. The San Diego Housing Commission is applying for state funds.
The flooding began shortly before 7:30 a.m., when a driver in a big rig accidentally ran over a hydrant near a loading dock at a Ralph’s store
The higher contribution maximums — up from $650 to $750 for council races and from $1,200 to $1,350 for mayor and city attorney — could make it more expensive to run for city office.
County and city of San Diego meet to coordinate vaccination and sanitation
This week in health news, from UC San Diego’s Scott LaFee
Community Through Hope has begun its own count of homeless people similar to one done annually throughout the county
