The East Village landmark will keep its brick facade and grain silo, but Mission Brewing's taproom closes for good on August 31.

A 25-year-old grad student named a snake after Wil Myers. His team tracks red diamonds several times a week to see how hikers affect them.

Genesis Opera Theatre brings Mozart's classic comedy to San Marcos's 200-seat Bornemann Theatre, with proceeds supporting TERI Inc.'s programs for adults with disabilities.

The University Heights favorite closes September 7 for a design overhaul, while owners quietly plan a Midwestern diner nearby called Josie's.

Raúl Prieto Ramírez and Maria Teresa Sierra, married with a 3-year-old daughter, still argue over music at rehearsals.

A bullet shattered a window at 2N1 Korean BBQ in downtown Vista, grazing a diner who was treated and released at the scene.

The Coastal Commission's unanimous vote clears San Diego to chase grants for a 500-acre Mission Bay makeover decades in the making.

Helicopters and fixed-wing tankers swarmed a Peñasquitos Creek canyon fire that grew from 2 to 7 acres in hours.

Clouds should clear by midmorning Monday as San Diego warms to 81 degrees. The city stays mostly sunny all week, while inland areas heat up.

Students can shop hundreds of vintage pieces, grab SDSU and UCSD gear, and enter for a Las Vegas getaway at the Mission Valley event.

A deputy found the man unresponsive during a security check; he died at a hospital hours later.

Nearly 75 volunteers grabbed brushes near Imperial Avenue as a four-year push finally covered graffiti and trash-strewn pillars with Logan Heights history.

A 47-year-old set his room ablaze and fired a pellet gun at officers, National City police say. Seven units took smoke damage.