9 min ago | KFMB-TV San Diego
Homegrown relief effort gets moving
San Diegans are showing their support for the victims of the Oklahoma tornado by donating to a relief effort started by military wives.
9 min ago | KFMB-TV San Diego
Crews battle blaze near the border
A fast-moving brush fire blackened dozens of open acres Wednesday in the remote reaches of southern San Diego County, just north of the Mexican border.
9 min ago | KFMB-TV San Diego
Brush fire forces evacuations near Crawford High School
A 13-year-old boy playing with a cigarette lighter accidentally started a brush fire in El Cerrito Wednesday that briefly threatened Crawford High School and nearby homes.
1 hr ago | 10News
Cal Fire crews fight fire near border
A fast-moving brush fire blackened dozens of open acres Wednesday in the remote reaches of southern San Diego County, just north of the Mexican border.
2 hrs ago | Cal Fire
Border Fire (San Diego County) Started 5/22/2013, updated 5/22/2013
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2 hrs ago | The Press-Enterprise
RETAIL: Independent Riverside bookstore stays the course
"I feel a sense of accomplishment every time someone buys a book. It's an affirmation that people are still reading," says Gene Berkman, owner of Renaissance Book Shop, 3773 Elizabeth St.
4 hrs ago | Santa Ynez Valley Journal
At 1:11 am a deputy was dispatched to a multi-vehicle collision that appeared to reporting parties as a head-on collision in which someone was ejected from a vehicle.
8 hrs ago | NBC San Diego
New Red-Light Sensors Installed in Poway
Instead, the sensor will display a blue light signaling to a deputy stationed nearby when a driver has failed to stop in time.
11 hrs ago | NBC San Diego
Just after midnight Wednesday, officers responded to the 7800-block of La Mesa Boulevard for what was reported as street fighting.
Five Hot Putters for Summer 2013
The summer golf season is upon us, and for many golfers, that means the hunt is on for hot new gear.
Governor Brown Appoints Two to San Diego County Superior Court
Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. today announced the appointment of Patricia Guerrero and Michael J. Popkins to judgeships in the San Diego County Superior Court.
Creative agencies find economies, maintain service
La Mesa Mayor Art Madrid reported last year that while the city has about 10,000 more residents now than it did 10 years ago, it has fewer employees.
San Diego-area couple sentenced for abuse of girl
A San Diego County couple who prosecutors say kept a 12-year-old relative as a sex slave and forced laborer have been sentenced to 20 or more years in prison.
Caregivers convicted of abusing autistic man sentenced
Two caregivers convicted of abusing a 23-year-old severely autistic Valley Center man under their care were each sentenced Monday to one year in jail, but will not have to spend any more time behind bars due to credit for time already served.
Poway School Staff Trains for Shooting Scenario
Abraxas High School set the stage for a simulated shooting drill Monday. San Diego County Sheriff's deputies and Poway firefighters demonstrated how they would handle an emergency on campus.
Business Smashburger: Why more burger joints?
Burgers, at least on the surface, would seem to have reached a saturation point, what with all the fast-food outlets, casual chains, independents and even fine-dining restaurants looking to capitalize on a beloved American classic.
results of February's California Bar exam
The following San Diego County residents passed the February 2013 California Bar Examination, according to the State Bar of California.
RETAIL: Two Temecula boutiques blaze distinctive trails
Cathe Bjorklund shows off the "outrageously feminine" clothes she sells at her store, Up Your Alley, in Temecula.
School shooting drill to be held
The sounds of gunfire will ring out Monday at Abraxas High School in Poway as sheriff's deputies, firefighters, school officials and teenage volunteers conduct a drill designed to simulate a school shooting.
May finds The Art Kids of San Diego County very busy
Three events in one weekend, banners, murals and utility boxes all have one thing in common, they are all project for, "The Art Kids of San Diego County." Now for those who know about the organization it is a group made up of young artists doing their best to learn visual arts and at the same time use it to beautify the San Diego area.