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Albert Carder, 57, is set to be released to a home located at 45612 Old Highway 80 no later than June 26, a San Diego judge ruled
Aaron Russell could serve life in prison if convicted of the two charges, which includes depriving Nicholas Bils of his right to be free from officers using excessive force
An evacuation warning was briefly issued while crews worked to again bring the blaze at the Gateway Energy Storage facility under control
The first of seven critical incident teams was created in the Border Patrol’s San Diego Sector in 1987. Border Patrol headquarters did not oversee the units
Sergio Lopez Contreras, 45, was accused of spraying gunfire into the San Diego apartment over a $30 methamphetamine debt in September 2000 in San Diego
An agreement with the teachers union saved some educators from layoffs. Meanwhile, about 60 non-educator employees are still set to be laid off.
Sources with knowledge of the case said two officers are at the center of the investigation, and multiple search warrants have already been served
The decision means Hughes, who pleaded guilty last year to engaging in a criminal conflict of interest, can keep his license while he appeals the penalty to the Superior Court
The Mexican ship Cuauhtémoc docked in San Diego Bay as part of a tri-continental training cruise and is open for public tours Friday through Monday
Inaugural review of outpatient medical interventions rates more than 4,000 locations nationwide
The teen was with two friends when someone drove up and opened fire about 11:30 p.m. Wednesday near a business on what is known as Furniture Row. His friends drove him to the hospital, where he died
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The vote gives the union’s executive board the ability to call a strike at any time
The plant closure is part of a broader restructuring at Takeda. The closure affects more than 300 San Diego workers who will either be laid off or relocated.
Fears over toxic fumes prompted evacuation warnings and a shelter-in-place order at Donovan state prison after a fire was discovered Wednesday at the Gateway Energy Storage
The San Diego City Council approved a deal Monday to create a network of charging stations for electric vehicles.
A 44-year-old man and 32-year-old woman were arrested in Santee Monday on suspicion of possessing fentanyl and thousands of dollars in stolen merchandise, according to El Cajon police
A consultant’s analysis says the hikes are warranted and will only cover the city’s costs, but local developers object to the higher costs
Firefighters knocked down flames at the dealership service center on Kearny Mesa Road shortly before 2:25 p.m.
After a nearly hourlong hearing, the judge took the matter under submission
The footage shows deputies yell at a man armed with an imitation handgun and knife to stop walking toward them just before gunfire erupts
Officials said the compromises in the plan came after thousands of hours of hearings and negotiations. ‘Compromise is hard,’ one said. ‘It’s not perfect.’
Police said several different women reported incidents near South Escondido Boulevard and Brotherton Road between May 5 and May11
The plaintiffs are free to pursue their claims through the state workers’ compensation system, the judge said at a Tuesday hearing
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She was honored with the Beverlee A. Myers Award for Excellence in Public Health
The man died after his Volkswagen sedan veered off Interstate 5 and crashed into a tree near Palomar Street around 9:30 p.m. Monday
Phong Huynh, 47, convicted in two separate jury trials for the 2000 car-to-car shooting of Nghia Tan Pham, was sentenced Tuesday to 25 years to life
The changes announced Tuesday are part of the mayor’s May revision to his proposed $2.15 billion spending plan for the fiscal year that begins July 1
The victim was identified as 19-year-old Miguel Mozo-Hernandez; authorities said he was stabbed during an argument in the front yard of their home
Couple Peggy Moore and Hope Wood founded Hope Action Change, an organizational development and consultancy firm, and worked in politics
Lots of people in the United States are taking five or more prescription drugs, a situation that can lead to serious complications
This week in health news from Scott LaFee of the Sanford Burnham Prebys research institute
Counterfeit doses and unlicensed providers are harming patients, experts said
For someone mired in depression, the multiple steps required for even a basic cleansing can seem a daunting task
Dozens of relatives, friends and leaders shared story after story of the philanthropist’s generosity and endurance.
The deal aims to make it easier for residents to own electric cars and reduce local greenhouse gas emissions, and help the city replace its 5,000-vehicle gas-powered fleet
Assistant Chief Scott Wahl, selected by Mayor Todd Gloria in March to be the city’s next top cop, will replace Chief David Nisleit who is retiring in June
