San Diego police detectives are investigating two residential burglaries that occurred in Clairemont and Mira Mesa on May 8 and May 10 that appear to be related to several other cases from February.
San Diego letter carriers will pick up food donations for a one-day Stamp Out Hunger food drive Saturday, May 12. To participate, simply place a bag of non-perishable food out prior to your regular mail delivery on Saturday. Your Letter Carrier will pick up the food for the local food bank.
The chargers will host a “celebration of life” for late San Diego Chargers linebacker Junior Seau, 6:30 p.m. Friday, May 11 at Qualcomm Stadium.
A ground squirrel trapped during routine monitoring at the Cedar Grove Campground on Palomar Mountain has tested positive for plague, County vector control officials announced Thursday, May 3.
Seau’s family will allow researchers to study his brain for signs of damage he sustained during his NFL career.
Last September’s historic Southland blackout, which left communities from northern Mexico to Orange County and Arizona without electricity for almost 12 hours, stemmed from inadequate preparedness and subpar coordination among the agencies that operate the region’s power systems, according to a government-industry report released today.
There is not a court order for public auction on the building at 7630 Fay Ave., once the headquarters of the Chopra Center for Well Being.
Additionally, there is a motion pending before the U.S. Bankruptcy court to approve a sale of the building for $9.250 million.
The San Diego Unified School District Board of Education voted 3-1 Tuesday, April 24 to issue layoff notices to about 975 full- and part- time classified employees for the next fiscal year to help balance a budget deficit that could reach $122 million.
Hoteliers voted in favor of creating an assessment district that will generate $35.7 million a year over 30 years, contributing the most funding for the proposed $520 million expansion of the San Diego Convention Center. The City will also provide $3.5 million annually, and the Port District will provide $3 million annually toward the expansion.
The four major San Diego mayoral candidates stuck to familiar campaign themes Thursday in a debate at the KPBS studios — the first to be broadcast to a wide audience.
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