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Saturday, November 7, 2009 at 1:40 a.m. RAINFALL NUMBERS As of 4 p.m. yesterday: Julian -- 0.01 Potrero -- 0.02 Source: National Weather Service RAINFALL NUMBERS As of 4 p.m. yesterday: Julian -- 0.01 Potrero -- 0.02 Source: National Weather Service Online: Robert Krier's Weather Watch blog can now be reached at: ...
Let Julian be the apple of your traveler's eye
The scent of bubbling apples and cinnamon lead you to a memorable day or weekend outing in the mountains 4,500 feet above San Diego.
After searching for survivors of Thursday's mid-air collsision, coast guard officials say "we no longer believe there's any chance that somebody could still be alive." El Cajon Garage Fire A garage is severely damaged after a fire ripped through it.
Plane Makes Emergency Landing on Highway Near Julian
A small private plane made an emergency landing on Highway 78 Friday night, about 10 miles south of Julian, blocking all traffic in both directions.
Seasons eatings: Year-round dining guide.
Ignore your jealous pals in Dubuque and Buffalo. San Diego County has seasons. Borrego Springs' summers sizzle and Julian's winters can be as direct as an ice pick.
Judge dismisses lawsuit in reservation land dispute
Too much time has passed since leaders of the Mesa Grande Indian band learned that land the tribe had long considered its own was being held in the name of the neighboring Santa Ysabel band, U.S. District Judge Larry Burns said.
Tranquil Mine Canyon and its several tributaries slash deep into the Pinyon Mountains of central Anza-Borrego Desert State Park.
Firefighters Battle Flames in Julian
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Renewables credits are not CO2 offsets: U.S. expert
Renewable Energy Certificates are not carbon offsets and should not be eligible as such under a U.S. climate bill, an environmental policy expert told Reuters.
Special needs children lose services after budget cuts
Patrick Paeper and his 4-year-old daughter Lucille. Due to California State budget cuts, special needs early-intervention programs will no longer be funded.
Julian Apple Days Provides Family Fun
As part of Julian's Apple Days Centennial Celebration, a two-day Apple Days Festival will be held October 3rd and 4th at Menghini Winery featuring apple displays, music and dancing, an antique tractor display, children's games and activities, gold panning demonstrations, a beer and wine garden, over 50 food and merchandise vendors, contests, and, ...
With plenty of fuel laying around town, and winds picking up to the high teens and low 20s in the East County, weather conditions have firefighters on alert.
El Cajon Man Guilty in Fatal DUI
An El Cajon man who was drunk when he caused a crash on state Route 78 near Ramona that killed two men and injured a woman was cleared Friday of murder charges but convicted on two counts of gross vehicular manslaughter.
Hot weather expected to stick around
The heat and thunderstorms hit early and hard Thursday, and the high temperatures aren't expected to go away anytime soon, a National Weather Service meteorologist said.
Radisson death ruled a suicide
According to the USC Department of Public Safety, Tuesday's death at the Radisson has been ruled a suicide.
Apple Day Festival in Julian, California
Exposition in Virginia. In celebration the town commemorated this prestigious accomplishment by creating a fall festival, which they called Apple Day.
Thunderstorms rumble through parts of county
Strong thunderstorms rumbled through the center of the county Wednesday, dropping more than one inch of rain and dime-sized hail in some areas.
A silhouette in the doorway of Palomar Observatory captured the extraterrestrial nature of the gathering there Saturday, a public viewing of Jupiter.
Woman, 73, dies in crash near Lake Cuyamaca
SAN DIEGO a ' A 73-year-old Julian woman died after a rollover accident on state Route 79 near Lake Cuyamaca Monday afternoon, authorities said.
Julian Woman Dies in Crash on SR-79
Authorities Tuesday released the name of a 73-year-old Julian woman who died after the 2001 Ford Explorer she was driving overturned several times before crashing into a large pine tree on a mountain road in eastern San Diego County.