Officers who went to the single-family home on National Avenue just before midnight Thursday found a man dead on the bathroom floor.
San Diego County Has Nearly 100,000 Vaccine Doses Available After New Shipment
The county’s vaccination dashboard showed a total of 909,225 doses received to date, up from 828,825 as of Thursday.
State Releases New Fault Line Maps, Shaking Up San Diego City Zoning
San Diego is notifying residents and property owners of proposed changes to earthquake fault zones within city limits.
Justice Dept. Pledges to Investigate Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans in California
From March to December last year, there were more than 2,800 reported incidents of anti-Asian hate incidents in the United States, many in California.
Police Shoot, Wound Knife-Wielding Main in the Gaslamp District
Officers were called about 7:10 p.m. to reports of the man with the knife at Third Avenue and G Street. Pedestrians were walking into the street to avoid him.
Shooting Outside Home in San Marcos Leaves Man Hospitalized
Deputies responded about 10:50 p.m. Thursday to the 3800 block of La Rosa Drive after a witness called to report hearing a heated argument outside the home.
San Diego Weekend Guide: Feb. 26-28 – Serenades & Stories
Mark Black History Month in San Diego this weekend or shift your attention to classical music and local short stories inspired by the pandemic.
Publisher Sues San Diego, Alleging City is Stonewalling Data on 101 Ash Debacle
The case, assigned to Judge Timothy Taylor, focuses on a purported Footnote 15 of an independent investigation into the city’s acquisition of the former Sempra Energy headquarters beset by asbestos and other problems.
San Diego County Reports 519 More COVID-19 Cases, 30 Deaths
The San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency reported 519 new COVID-19 cases Thursday and 30 more deaths.
Miramar Marines Mark Final Deployment of F/A-18 Hornet as Transition to F-35 Accelerates
The squadron is set to transition to the F-35B Lightning II, a fifth-generation stealth fighter that is being built in Air Force, Navy and Marine variants.
Judge Rules Against Gyms in Pandemic Suit, Rejects Call to Resume Indoor Operations
A federal judge Thursday denied a request from 25 San Diego County gyms and fitness centers that sued to resume indoor operations despite COVID-19 restrictions.
4 People Arrested in Raid After Fentanyl, Meth, PCP Found in Clairemont Home
Federal narcotics agents raided a Clairemont home Thursday, seizing a variety of illicit drugs and arresting four people, authorities said.
Appeals Court to Reconsider Ruling Permitting High-Capacity Magazines in California
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals set aside a decision made last August by a three-judge panel against the ban on magazines with more than 10 rounds.
Sempra Reports Strong Earnings Growth, Plans $32 Billion Investment in Low-Carbon Energy
The company announced it plans to spend $32 billion over the next five years to upgrade its networks in North America to reach a net-zero energy future.