Rocky Kanaka credits his late boxer Flip with saving his life. Now he's building Flip Farms, a coffee farm and dog rehab village in Oceanside.

No one was hurt when a car punched a hole in the branch in July. The library has since reopened.

Nominations open Nov. 1 for the three-decade San Diego tradition that surprises struggling families with furnished homes and gifts.

The 52-year-old downtown site is giving way to a two-phase campus with more than 100 beds and senior housing already on site.

The 100,000-square-foot facility fried up 2,200 pieces of catfish on opening day at MCRD San Diego.

Seth Wakeling, injured by an IED in 2013, no longer has to fight door frames with his wheelchair in his new Fallbrook home.

Golfers at Lomas Santa Fe Country Club can tee off for a cure, with every registered player taking home a CURE T1D hat.

Two retired psychologists at Wesley Palms chanted Torah portions they first learned as boys, 70 years apart.

Guelaguetza San Diego organizers scrapped months of planning at Palomar College, saying safety now outweighs the celebration.

More than 25 altars, a mole fundraiser and a candlelight procession return to Sherman Heights through November 2.

A National City councilmember was escorted out of an Encinitas meeting after a heated clash over the proposed shelter deal.

Bratwurst, a Palm Desert raffle prize and Miss Toby the Clown headline San Rafael Catholic Church's Oktoberfest fundraiser.

Guests at La Gran Terraza could don blindfolds for a three-course meal benefiting blind artisans and USD engineering projects.