San Diego’s Transit Network Gearing Up to Carry Comic-Con Crowds
From new bike lanes to ride share discounts and extra commuter trains, San Diego is…
Bank Robbery Suspect’s Pride Parade Threats Lead to His Arrest
A man who allegedly threatened to “kill all the gays and the children” at this…
Man, Woman Found Dead in Possible Murder-Suicide at Borrego Springs Home
A man and woman were found dead Wednesday morning in a home in Borrego Springs,…
General Atomics’ Iconic Predator Drone Marks 25 Years Since First Flight
A drone designed and built in San Diego that revolutionized aerial surveillance and warfare turns…
Opinion: San Diego’s 250th Anniversary Brings Us Together
San Diego’s celebration of its 250th anniversary this week was a welcome reminder that what…
Sweetwater Union Employee Sentenced for Embezzling $50,000
A former employee of the Sweetwater Union High School District who siphoned more than $50,000…
Drunk Driver Convicted of Murder in 2017 Death of Ramona Woman
A drunk driver who rear-ended a pregnant woman’s car in Ramona two years ago, killing…
Chamber Reports Local Business Confidence ‘Faded Slightly’ in June
The San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce reported Wednesday that local business confidence “may have…
First Protected Bicycle Lanes Appearing on 3 Downtown Streets
New protected bicycle lanes are appearing on three streets in downtown San Diego in the…
80th Racing Season Beginning at Del Mar Amid Statewide Controversy
The Del Mar Thoroughbred Club begins its 80th racing season Wednesday, with horse racing coming…
San Diego Marks 250 Years—And Millennia of Kumeyaay History
San Diego officially celebrated it’s 250th birthday Tuesday while also recognizing millennia of Kumeyaay Indian…
Cubic Breaks Ground on $100 Million Headquarters in Kearny Mesa
Cubic Corp., a San Diego company best known for its transit fare systems installed worldwide,…
Report: San Diego County Will Face 90-Degree Highs 77 Days a Year by Mid-Century
Absent significant global action to address climate change, San Diego County will see dramatic spikes…
Transfer of Nuclear Waste Resumes After a Year at San Onofre Plant
Southern California Edison resumed the transfer of nuclear waste at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating…
