Sculptor James Hubbell’s San Diego County home accepted into Historic Artists’ Homes and Studios
The artist’s home and art compound in Santa Ysabel reflects his belief in the harmony between art and nature.
June 2026
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Arson suspected in fatal encampment fire in Mountain View
A man with fatal burn injuries was found at the scene and another man was seen leaving just as the fire began Saturday night, police said
1940-2026: San Diego remembers Dr. Brent Eastman, pioneer of trauma care
Surgeon’s work in early 1980s proved that a more organized approach to the most severe injuries could save lives.
Longer meetings coming to San Diego? City is boosting public participation by allowing online group presentations
Changes, prompted by new state law, include legislative glossary and time estimates for agenda items
Nursing gains ‘professional’ label for student loans after judge’s ruling, but theology now dropped
A federal judge blocked a Trump-era rule, temporarily allowing higher student loan limits for nursing and physical therapy degree programs.
San Diego-based Marine lost at sea identified as 21-year-old lance corporal
Lance Cpl. Armando Ortiz Canseco went missing off Southern California coast early Thursday and was declared dead Friday.
Encinitas will not apply for nearly $4 million state grant targeting homeless encampments
State money might come with ‘strings attached’ and might not align what the city is already doing, council members say
Investigator testifies in murder trial about efforts to find missing Chula Vista woman
The search for May Millete focused on the Colorado River Reservation near the California-Arizona border but has thus far been unsuccessful, according to testimony in the murder trial of her husband, Larry Millete.
Supreme Court ruling gives a reprieve to states with grace periods for receiving mail ballots
The Supreme Court rejected a GOP attempt to end grace periods for mail-in ballots, preserving voting procedures in 14 states before midterms.
What the Supreme Court’s ruling in the Cook case means for Federal Reserve independence
The Supreme Court ruled the president cannot fire Fed governors without clear cause, preserving independence while leaving some uncertainty.