Tierrasanta News

Conceal-Carry instructor Marc Halcon won't name names but estimates dozens of school employees are carrying concealed weapons on San Diego County Campuses legally.

Ask the city's new planning director what a perfect neighborhood looks like, and he'll have you thinking Little Italy or North Park -- as opposed to sprawling suburbs like Tierrasanta or Poway.

Car burglars hit Suzette Trantham's Tierrasanta home twice. The first time, they broke into her son's car.

A young man who tried to rob a bank Thursday in Tierrasanta fled when a teller showed him that she had no money in her cash drawer, San Diego police said.

A woman who took her 3-week-old niece from the Spring Valley home of the child's grandmother was sentenced Monday to three years probation and ordered to undergo four months of addiction treatment.

It happened around 8 a.m. just west of Santo Road. Authorities say one car hit the brakes, and was rear-ended, starting a pile-up of several other cars.

San Diego police were on the lookout Monday for a man who wore a Spider-Man mask while robbing a Tierrasanta convenience store at gunpoint.

The thief walked into the Circle K on Clairemont Mesa Boulevard near Santo Road about 11:15 p.m., pointed a gun at the clerk and demanded cash, San Diego police said.

LOCAL NEWS more local news A Vice Adm. Kenneth Floyd will take over as commander, U.S. Third Fleet, during a change-of-command ceremony scheduled Monday, the Navy announced Wednesday.

Tony Lee Burleson, 43, was sleeping in a yellow Hummer in a parking lot near Highpoint Church and its child care center on Santo Road in Tierrasanta when San Diego police took him into custody.

Sheriff's Lt. Kevin Menzies said San Diego police arrested a man officers identified as Tony Burleson, 43, of Santee, and sheriff's deputies were en route to take custody of him.

A man wanted on child molestation charges was arrested Tuesday in the parking lot of a Tierrasanta preschool after school officials notified police.

Local law enforcement officers took turns running a torch through San Diego Tuesday to raise money for the Special Olympics.

The San Diego Food Bank , with the help of Point Loma Nazarene University, surveyed hundreds of households to learn more about the 350,000 San Diegans who rely on the food bank each month.