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Classes Suspended at Escondido Middle School After Social Media Threat

Chris Jennewein / March 15, 2018

Classes were cancelled Thursday at Rincon Middle School in Escondido out of “an abundance of…

Chris Jennewein / January 27, 2018

Times of San Diego takes an old-fashioned approach to reporting the news: just the facts.…

Toni McAllister / October 22, 2017

A man who alleges he was defamed on Facebook by a fellow college student filed…

Alexander Nguyen / August 24, 2017

Joining a host of other sports team, the San Diego State football team will stream…

Chris Jennewein / March 26, 2017

Facebook pioneer Taner Halicioglu is donating $75 million to his alma mater UC San Diego to…

Ken Stone / March 23, 2017

Updated at 6:15 p.m. March 24, 2017 Oliver Mitov was dispatched by the Kremlin to…

Editor / March 16, 2017

Does conservative firebrand Milo Yiannopoulos have a constitutional right to tweet? Most Americans know that…

Chris Jennewein / March 8, 2017

Two Marines, one still on active duty, came forward on Wednesday as victims of a…

Chris Jennewein / March 6, 2017

The Naval Criminal Investigative Service has begun an investigation into a closed Facebook group with about 30,000…

Ken Stone / February 28, 2017

Aiming to learn from journalists and school them as well, Facebook is planning a program…

Ken Stone / February 9, 2017

Updated at 11:30 a.m. Feb. 11, 2017 Ansel Adams had images like “Moonrise, Hernandez, New…

Editor / December 16, 2016

Did you hear that President Obama signed an executive order banning fake news sites? Or…

Toni McAllister / November 22, 2016

A 22-year-old man pleaded guilty in San Diego Tuesday to leading a drug-smuggling ring that…

Toni McAllister / November 14, 2016

The chief executive of a San Diego-area cybersecurity firm has resigned over social media comments…