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Move signal’s city’s intent to compete with county to purchase secluded property
Ridiculous choices for answers and multiple chances for do-overs beg the question: Just how competent are other drivers?
The many amazing qualities of hummingbirds — from how they conserve energy to their intricate feather patterns and their tiny hearts and feet
City pays tribute to James McDonald. ‘He was full of love and full of life.’
Patients still encountering difficulties three weeks after systems were shut down
A deep marine layer will keep temperatures in San Diego from rising out of the 60s during the 3-day weekend
The lawsuit claims the companies know about undisclosed flaws and defects that led to a 2022 crash in Imperial County that killed five military service members
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This year’s Vista Strawberry Festival on May 26 is expected to attract more than 100,000 visitors to downtown Vista
City Council splits 4-1 over proposed 1 percent tax increase
Equipment repairs underway at port in Long Beach; job could be completed in a few more days
Cliffside dirt path down to seaside was closed for months due to landslide issues
County officials have also expanded the number of older adults who can receive rental assistance under a pilot program.
Firefighters said they were initially concerned about some power lines and homes near Santa Fe Knolls Lane and Artesian Road
City Council members raise concerns about plan to find another buyer who can upgrade apartments and keep units 100 percent affordable
Court case against Berkeley ended municipal bans on natural gas connections in new homes
Far more than 10,000 homeless people were again tallied throughout the region during the annual point-in-time count
A Chevrolet Silverado and Ford F-150 collided about 6:30 a.m. on the northbound side of the freeway, just south of Deer Springs Road, according to the California Highway Patrol
It seems having Lower Trestles as your home break helps as a training ground for surfers to lay claim to the best in the nation.
