Mission Trails Regional Park

A multimillion-dollar construction project is almost done on a massive water tank in Mission Trails Regional Park. Once construction is complete, it will likely be forgotten because no one will be able to see it. The San Diego County Water Authority is wrapping up construction on its newest flow regulatory structure on the western edge of the park. Work began…

City Councilmember Raul Campillo, chair of the Mission Trails Regional Park Task Force, said Wednesday he supports constructing a pedestrian and bicycle bridge at the San Diego River Crossing in Mission Trails Regional Park to honor the memory of a 21-year-old student who drowned at the crossing in January.

The San Diego County Water Authority is building a massive 5-million-gallon concrete water storage tank, called a flow regulatory structure, in Mission Trails Regional Park.

The LeNail/Yoler family will launch a fund with the San Diego Foundation to build a pedestrian bridge at the San Diego River crossing in Mission Trails Regional Park to commemorate the death of their son, Max LeNail.

NBC 7’s Lauren Coronado spoke with the parents of Max Lenail after police returned their son’s cell phone.

The parents of 21-year-old Max Lenail told NBC 7, San Diego Police have returned their son’s cell phone after the young man’s body was found in Mission Trails Park. Max Lenail was on a run when he was caught in a severe rain and hailstorm on January 29. Ben Lenail and Laurie Yoler said Max Lenail’s brother was able...

The father of Max Lenail, the 21 year old man whose body was found this afternoon in Mission Trails Park after an intensive search, spoke to NBC7’s Bridget Naso to share the incredible accomplishments of his son and the gratitude to all who came out to help search for him.

At Mission Trails regional park, police have just released information about a missing 21 year old. NBC 7’s Bridget Naso was live outside the park with the latest details.

Local councilmembers Scott Sherman and Jen Campbell – who are members of the Mission Trails Regional Park (MTRP) Taskforce and MTRP Committee, respectively – opened a new, 5,000-square-foot ranger station at the park Wednesday.