At-Risk Women's Shelter Shuts Down at San Diego's Old Library, Sparking Debate on Homeless Crisis Solutions
San Diego's old Central Library women's shelter faces temporary closure due to permit expiration, raising questions on the city's approach to homelessness and the future of the property.
Pop-Up Sonic Restaurant Opens in East Village Prior to San Diego Comic-Con
Nostalgic for the iconic blue hedgehog? East Village announces the opening of Sonic the Hedgehog Speed Cafe, serving Sonic-inspired dishes and offering exclusive merchandise in San Diego, just in time for Comic-Con.
Deadly California Human Smuggling Incident Leads to 15-Year Sentence for "Gross" Mexican Organizer Whose Actions Caused 13 Deaths
Jose Cruz Noguez receives a 15-year prison sentence for coordinating a deadly smuggling event in California, where 13 undocumented migrants lost their lives in a tragic accident.
Vile San Diego Pedophile Impersonates Sports Masseuse, Doctor to Solicit Explicit Photos from Minors, Says FBI
A man in San Diego has been arrested and charged with attempted child pornography production after allegedly posing as a sports reporter, doctor, and other roles to deceive young victims on social media into providing explicit photos.
San Diego Breaks Ground on Cutting-Edge Solar Microgrids, Pioneering the Path to a Greener Future
San Diego is revolutionizing its energy infrastructure as it begins installing solar-powered microgrids in public facilities. The goal of this innovation is to serve as a blueprint for a sustainable, resilient, and cost-effective energy future.
'Gunman Could Not Buy That Gun' - Negligence Lawsuit Proceeds with Blame on Federal Government, as Mother Mourns Loss of Daughter
A mother's lawsuit against the federal government moves forward, as she accuses the government's negligence for allowing her daughter's schizophrenic killer to buy a gun in 2018.












