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BCycle racks didn’t receive as much use as hoped, company and city officials say
Through interviews and court records, the lives of three people illustrate the complicated routes recovery from mental illness can take
Game camera finally gets shot of mountain lion in the wild
From perfecting mother’s recipes to mastering new methods, longtime hobby not only enjoyable but economical
More may unite than divide San Diego City Council President Sean Elo-Rivera, Escondido Mayor Dane White and two El Cajon officials
Ordinance takes aim at ‘mini-hotels’ and ‘party houses’ that residents say have ruined quiet neighborhoods
Registered nurse Gary Johnson is being held without bail at Vista jail; he was fired from Oceanside hospital days after his arrest
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A 911 caller made a false report to Sheriff’s Department dispatchers that a person was walking around outside Ramona High School with a firearm, officials said.
City has been dipping into reserves, says needed repairs are long overdue
Miguel Zuniga, 19, was struck while making a left turn from West Tribal Road onto Valley Center Road last week
City wants more say in runway extension and other changes outlined by San Diego County’s update of airport master plan
Consultant would develop plan and obtain permits for regular removal of cobblestone berm that builds up on the beach
The annual event allows area residents to meet elected officials representing Vista at the state and federal levels
Supervisor positions sought to coordinate city’s homeless, environmental, transportation and other services
The department bought land at I-15 and SR-76 with hopes for a new station. It also wants a new Ramona substation and to replace the crumbling Vista jail.
UCSD Health CEO says she’s still optimistic that a final agreement will be approved
City will use nearly $6 million to buy oceanfront 1.43-acre site
There are now nearly four dozen Mobile Crisis Response Teams responding to calls across San Diego County
