Chula Vista News

The Kiwanis Club of Chula Vista held its 12th annual wine tasting social last Saturday at the Otay Ranch Town Center shopping mall.

Jay Derris, right, student Tim Fries, center and John Farrell at the Chula Vista Veterans Home.

Officers were called to the school on 4th Avenue about 8:55 a.m. after the 16-year-old rode to the school on a bike and dropped off the note at the office, Chula Vista Lt.

In April, Chula Vista Superior Court Judge Ana EspaA a denied a request by defense attorneys in the case to seal the transcript in its entirety, but the judge said she would consider requests to seal or blackout portions of the transcript that contained inflammatory and highly prejudicial information that could jeopardize the defendants' right to a ... (more)

Attorney Eugene Iredale is flanked by members of Valeria Alvarado Tachiquin's family during a press conference announcing a lawsuit against a border patrol agent.

U.S. Bank is providing nearly $22 million in financing to help Carlsbad-based Chelsea Investment Corporation develop Cesar Chavez Villas, an affordable housing complex in Coachella.

Artist Chris Padilla has placed his art for display on one of the main walls in the Chula Vista Superior Court.

Phillip Michael Eggers, 24, of El Cajon, faces two counts of assault with a deadly weapon - a car - and one count of child endangerment.

Tassie's Twister is just one of many exciting slides and rides at Aquatica SeaWorld's Waterpark, opening June 1, 2013.

City of Milpitas welcomed two new employees last week to run its public works and engineering department, and assist as a leading attorney within its legal wing.

Four of five San Diego Unified School District candidates at this year's Politifest debate.

Planned Parenthood held its 50th Anniversary Dinner on May 9 at the Hilton Bayfront Hotel.

Get ready to shake out that picnic blanket and dust off your favorite lawn chairs.

Theme park visitors have some tough decisions to make on Memorial Day weekend if they want to be first on their block to see this summer's new attractions.

One of the most positive actions, even laudable, is the joining of two or maybe three organizations within the community for the purpose of doing something for the public good.

A Chula Vista man who sliced the face of his attorney during his Dec. 13 trial pleaded guilty Tuesday to aggravated mayhem and faces 20 years to life in prison - which would be added towards two other sentences.

A National City man who killed his roommate after he made a disparaging remark was sentenced May 8 to 24 years in state prison.

Two weeks ago there was a letter to our editor from a woman in San Diego who castigated and vilified the Chula Vista Police Department.

Austin's mother, Amanda Stroberg, said that after the boy auditioned for the talent show, she received an e-mail from school administrators indicating that although they were pleased with Austin's performance, he would not be allowed to perform the song if the song had any religious implications.

A mother was caught leaving two children under 5 in a running car while she went shopping in an Eastlake store.