San Diego News

SAN DIEGO - A 55-year-old woman was being questioned after she called relatives in another state to report her husband and teenaged daughter had been shot dead inside an apartment near Lake Murray Saturday, a police lieutenant said.

Yoga and I have a funny relationship. Sort of like Brussels sprouts. I know yoga is good for me.

SAN DIEGO - Questions linger about what prompted Chargers legend Junior Seau to commit suicide.

San Diego is quickly becoming one of the top places for craft beer in America, so it only makes sense that June has been declared "Craft Beer Month" in America's Finest City.

Capt. Joshua Taylor, 28, was arrested Thursday at Miramar Marine Corps Air Station in San Diego, where he is assigned as a helicopter pilot.

Police say they followed a trail of discarded food wrappers to track down four people accused of stealing from a Little League snack bar.

The San Diego Reader, San Diego's largest alternative weekly newspaper, is moving next month to Golden Hill, leaving behind its Little Italy home for a neighborhood its staffers consider more "hip." Owner Jim Holman said he's in escrow for the 17,000-square-foot building at 2323 Broadway at a purchase price of $2 million.

A 17-year-old boy was in custody Friday on suspicion of fatally shooting a man during a robbery near the site of a child's birthday party in Otay Mesa last month, police said.

Two Serra High School students were in police custody on Thursday after police say they burglarized a Tierrasanta home across from the school.

San Diego County Behavioral Health Services Director, Alfredo Aguirre, LCSW, announced today that Telecare's mental health recovery program has received the San Diego Mental Health Director's 2012 Program of the Year Award.

Snigdha Nandipati, 14, won the Scripps National Spelling Bee on Thursday night by spelling "guetapens," which means an ambush, snare or trap.

La Mesa-Mount Helix Patch sent candiates questionaires to give voters an insight to some of their stances on issues, affecting the constituents in La Mesa.

Ronald Reagan considered San Diego his "lucky city," and Mitt Romney might well echo that.

Days before U.S. Border Patrol agents Raul and Fidel Villarreal abruptly quit their San Diego posts in June 2006, the brothers scrambled to get their finances in order.

A man was arrested in Pacific Beach early Thursday on suspicion of grabbing a 22-year-old woman from behind and groping her breasts before she fought him off, police said.

Most San Diegans don't go to public meetings, let alone cry at them. Marilyn Bishop has cried at two in a row and - who knows? - could tear up at a third Friday morning.

A resident there said two men stole several computers, his wallet with cash, and his dark blue BMW.

Two women and two 17-year-old boys were later arrested in San Diego in connection with the home-invasion robbery.

When the flames began to spread to a neighboring apartment building, the officers evacuated people from the complex, said San Diego fire spokesman Maurice Luque.

The burglary occurred about 5 a.m. on March 12 at the Holiday Inn Express on San Diego Avenue, according to San Diego police.