13 hrs ago | Star News
Chula Vista officials are making their marks in leadership positions for their respective professional associations or agencies.
15 hrs ago | SanLuisObispo.com
For grilled summer meals, think zinfandel
Some people cook outdoors year-round, rain or shine. Others wait till the end of May — Memorial Day weekend, often referred to as the unofficial start of summer — to dust off their grills.
19 hrs ago | Examiner.com
Things to do in Los Feliz: May 24-30
First off, thank you to all our men and women in the Armed Forces, especially those who gave the ultimate sacrifice, so that we might have this wonderful three-day weekend.
23 hrs ago | The San Diego Union-Tribune
Trees cut at park for creek restoration
Several large eucalyptus and other trees are being cut down in Brengle Terrace Park in Vista and 200 trees will eventually be planted as a part Buena Vista Creek Enhancement project.
Wine social allows Kiwanis Club to give back to the community
The Kiwanis Club of Chula Vista held its 12th annual wine tasting social last Saturday at the Otay Ranch Town Center shopping mall.
RIVERSIDE: Norte Vista High students earn CPR certification
Norte Vista High School ninth-grader John Razo, left, practices rescue breathing on a CPR mannequin while classmate Richard Garcia gets ready to start more chest compressions in their health class.
200 pound pig spotted wandering along Vista streets
SAN DIEGO A two hundred pound pig was spotted 'hamming it up' on the streets of Vista Friday morning.
State school API rankings: South Bay and Peninsula have highs and lows
In semiannual state academic scores released Friday, South Bay and Peninsula schools showed a wide range of results, with many ranked at the top, but also a significant number showing up in the bottom.
Letter delivered to Chula Vista school causes lockdown
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.
As I Lay Dying's Tim Lambesis' Lawyer Blames Stero...
The attorney for As I Lay Dying 's Tim Lambesis says that steroids are to blame for his client's alleged attempt to hire an hitman to kill his estranged wife.
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Big pig runs loose in Vista neighborhood
A 200-pound pig roamed the streets of Vista for nearly 20 minutes today but no one was hurt and no property was damaged, authorities said.
Official: Suspect shot after firing deputy's Taser
Sheriff's officials said deputies were called to the area just before 8 p.m. to investigate a report of a person who was under the influence of alcohol.
School trustee Barrera on track to lead labor group
With her decisive win of a state Assembly seat in Tuesday's special election, Lorena Gonzalez has nominated San Diego city schools trustee Richard Barrera to succeed her to head the San Diego-Imperial Counties Labor Council.
In the Eyes of Your Campus Psychologists
"Mental health" - what does that even mean? Although most commonly used in conjunction with the word "issue," the reality is that everyone sits somewhere on the mental health continuum, just like the physical health continuum.
Deputy Involved in Vista Shooting
San Diego County Sheriff's Deputies responded to reports of a deputy-involved shooting in a Vista neighborhood Wednesday night.
New art displayed at Chula Vista Superior Count
Artist Chris Padilla has placed his art for display on one of the main walls in the Chula Vista Superior Court.
Paso Robles City Council to consider 142-unit apartment complex
A 142-unit apartment complex proposed for Paso Robles’ east side passed its first stage of city approval earlier this month.
Southwest Riverside News Network
Murrieta Valley USD announces new administrative assignments
Murrieta Valley Unified School District Superintendent Pat Kelley announced the following promotions and new administrative assignments for the 2013/14 school year: Terry Picchiottino, currently Principal at Alta Murrieta Elementary, has been promoted and he will be the new principal at Warm Springs Middle School when Mick Wager moves to Vista ... (more)
Goleta Council Opposes Plan to Reduce Staffing at Storke Road Fire Station
The Goleta City Council made it clear Tuesday that it strongly opposes a Santa Barbara County Fire Department cost-cutting plan to reduce staffing at Station 11 in the coming fiscal year.
Monday Morning Good News: May 20
Planned Parenthood held its 50th Anniversary Dinner on May 9 at the Hilton Bayfront Hotel.