The Latest
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CDC and County of San Diego begin second Tijuana River health survey
County and CDC teams will again walk neighborhoods in the Tijuana River Valley to hear directly from residents, visiting randomly selected households Sept. 17 and Sept. 18.
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Former TikToker and convicted murderer Ali Abulaban loses bid for new trial
Ali Abulaban was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole, plus 50 years to life for killing his wife and another man at an East Village high-rise apartment.
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San Diego County condemns Otay Mesa Facility for lack of health transparency
San Diego County leaders Thursday called out Otay Mesa Detention Facility for failing to report a suspected tuberculosis case within 24 hours.
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Following mosque attack, San Diego City Council adopts definition of Islamophobia
On May 18, a pair of teenagers motivated by white nationalism gunned down the victims at the Islamic Center of San Diego before fleeing and fatally shooting themselves.
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Crowded youth house parties in Bonita lead to 2 arrests
Sheriff’s personnel, including the crew of an airborne patrol helicopter, went to the neighborhood shortly after 8:30 p.m. to investigate.
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County Treasurer-Tax Collector Larry Cohen warns of property tax scam
San Diego County Treasurer-Tax Collector Larry Cohen warned the public about a property tax scam that falsely claims homeowners can reduce or freeze their property taxes by filing a supposed federal IRS “Form 1098-SR.”
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Poway City Council unanimously advances AI data center ban
The Poway City Council Tuesday evening voted unanimously to give initial approval to an ordinance banning artificial intelligence data centers.
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Santee man dies in residential homicide, suspect arrested
Two men were found at a Santee residence Monday afternoon, one suffering from traumatic injuries from an assault with a deadly weapon.
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San Diego City Council approves calling for local control of autonomous vehicles
While Waymo has been using San Diego as a testing ground for months, some councilmembers are pointing out that no one in local government had any say on the matter.
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Hazmat responds to suspicious packages found in Oceanside neighborhood
Oceanside police officers contacted the residents in the affected locations and provided instructions.
