Million-Dollar Skim Scam Drained San Diego, LA Victim's Pockets at the Pumps; "Installer" Admits Guilt in Identity Theft Ring
A meticulous identity theft scheme orchestrated by a group of fraudsters has been unraveled in California, leading to prison sentences for those involved and over $1 million stolen from unsuspecting victims at gas stations.
168-Year-Old California Newspaper, Santa Barbara News-Press, Abruptly Shuts Down After Bankruptcy
The Santa Barbara News-Press ceases publishing after 168 years and lays off staff following bankruptcy filing, in yet another closure of the news media industry which has been plagued by a troubling financial crisis.
La Jolla Sea Lion Sanctuary Sparks Debate Over Permanent Closure of Point La Jolla
San Diego City Council's proposal for a permanent year-round closure of Point La Jolla, near sea lions, has ignited a heated debate between wildlife advocates and those concerned about the loss of ocean access and environmental impacts.
Off-Duty Security Guard Turned Good Samaritan, Shot in Leg Amid East Village Altercation
An off-duty security guard was shot in the leg while intervening in a fight in San Diego's East Village neighborhood, highlighting the dangers of trying to be a good samaritan in the midst of violence.
This California City Poured Over $2B Into Homelessness Crisis; Number of Unhoused Still Increased
San Diego has spent over $2 billion on homelessness since 2015; however the number of unhoused and adjacent issues relating to the crisis continues to worsen. What's missing in the battle against homelessness in the area?












