Fan Camp Out at 1am to Visit Jurassic Park Dino-Adventure in East Village, During Comic-Con San Diego
As part of Comic-Con International Weekend, a Jurassic Park experience has brought prehistoric adventure to East Village, promising dino-themed excitement, nostalgia, and exclusive merch to fans.
Missing Las Vegas Pup Mysteriously Reappears in El Cajon, 335-Mile from Home; Microchip Gets Him Home
Ryder, a Chihuahua-terrier mix escaped his fenced backyard in Las Vegas two weeks ago. He proceeded to embarked on a stunning 335-mile journey ending up in El Cajon, California. The dog's owner, Debbie Ferris, and her pup were finally reunited after a heartwarming rescue.
Controversial Smart Streetlight Proposal Takes Step Forward; San Diegans Split Over Public Safety Versus Invasion of Privacy
As San Diego moves forward with its controversial smart streetlights proposal, residents and privacy advocates are raising concerns about the technology's impact on privacy, especially in communities of color.
Homeless Center Worker Plunders Over $70k from San Diego's Desperate Unhoused; Theft Funds Lavish Casino Spree
A former employee of the San Diego (Neil Good) Day Center for Homeless Adults pleads guilty to stealing over $70,000 in government-issued checks intended for the unhoused, causing immense financial hardship among the most vulnerable.
4th Best Farmer's Market in the USA: In-Depth Look at San Diego's Little Italy Mercato
Countless times, we've explored the unique charm and abundant offerings of the Little Italy Mercato Farmers' Market, now recognized by USA Today as the 4th best in the nation, a must-visit destination for locals and visitors alike.
Transgender Woman Beaten Bloody in San Deigo Jail Speaks Out for the First Time, Following $275k Settlement
A transgender woman who suffered a brutal attack while in a San Diego County jail recounts her experience for the first time, following a $275,000 settlement with the county over the incident.












