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San Diego’s team hasn’t been asked to help in Syria and Turkey, but they are on standby.

Much of the transformation can be seen in the driveways of California, where electric-vehicle sales are soaring.

The California Department of Food and Agriculture (FDA) has issued a quarantine for citrus in a 95 square-mile area of Rancho Bernardo after routine inspections uncovered a bacterial disease harmful to citrus plants.

Until now, it wasn’t known what was discussed behind closed doors by Larry Millete’s defense, prosecutors and the judge at Millete’s preliminary hearing.

The latest in San Diego’s effort to make the city more bike- and pedestrian-friendly has temporarily closed a portion of Park Boulevard near the San Diego Zoo for construction.

A group of middle school students reported a hooded man driving a black SUV try to kidnap a boy Tuesday morning in Lakeside, according to the Lakeside Union School District.

4 hurt after external battery fire aboard United flight ready for takeoff at San Diego Airport. Hackers breach Sharp Healthcare server. Drug-related arrests of San Diego deputies put dept.’s problem with in-custody deaths back in spotlight.

Between sending out invitations, securing reservations, planning a menu and obsessing over the finishing touches on the cake, it’s no wonder weddings are planned months — or even years — in advance.

A United Airlines flight had to turn around just before takeoff after an external battery pack caught fire, according to San Diego Fire-Rescue.

A heartbroken Fallbrook family is searching for answers and justice after their baby brother was killed by a hit-and-run driver while skateboarding around the corner from his own home.

An 84-year-old man suspected of fatally shooting his wife during an argument at their house in Skyline Monday was arrested.

A San Diego Navy captain who allegedly posted sexually explicit photos and videos of a woman onto the internet without her knowledge or consent appeared in San Diego federal court Monday on a federal cyberstalking charge.

The drug-related arrests of two San Diego sheriff’s deputies in the last month have put their department, and its concerning history of in-custody deaths, back in the spotlight.