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Some Lincoln High parents and students are at odds with the school over the alleged sexual assault of a 15 year old girl.

San Diegans were startled by loud booms Tuesday night, with the first and loudest coming around 10:08 p.m.

A man who opened fire in the Gaslamp Quarter last summer and shot two bystanders in the process was sentenced Tuesday to 15 years and six months in state prison.

The storm toppled at least 36 80- to 100-foot eucalyptus trees last Thursday in Balboa Park, and this week, another is tagged for removal.

National City just approved a $30,000 hiring bonus for police officers. It joins a growing line of police agencies fighting over a shrinking pool of new candidates by poaching proven hires from other departments.

The expected price is still slightly higher than last winter’s average gas bill of $105 in January 2022, reports NBC 7 and Telemundo 20’s Sergio Flores.

AMR and Southwestern College program promises cadets they’ll “Earn While They Learn.”

The average San Diego Gas & Electic customer’s bills are likely to be cut significantly — some even halved — in February. Here’s why.

Monday’s storm brought precipitation across the county including snow at higher elevations.

Fresh snow is blanketing Mount Laguna. Learn how San Diegans are saving rain for a non-rainy day. Cal State San Marcos’ Craven Hall will be renamed due to controversial connections.

The city of El Cajon launched on Tuesday a pilot program that aims to decrease the number of unnecessary ambulance calls and emergency room visits.

More than 60 museums, gardens, cultural centers and more from all corners of the county participate San Diego Museum month. Here are the locations.

The California Attorney General’s Office has filed a brief in support of appealing the dismissal of a proposed class-action lawsuit filed in San Diego that alleged Wet Ones Antibacterial Hand Sanitizing Wipes were falsely advertised as killing “99.99% of germs.”