Man arrested on suspicion of robbery after vehicle pursuit
His companion was also arrested on suspicion of other charges
July 2026
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‘Right under our nose and no one was there to help them.’ 16 kids found in squalor shocks Ohio town
Authorities removed 16 children from a squalid Ohio home. Four relatives face child endangerment charges after the kids were found in deplorable state.
California man charged in Fourth of July fireworks blast that killed 8-year-old girl
Earl Decastro, 47, faces involuntary manslaughter and two other felony charges after prosecutors allege he ignited illegal fireworks that malfunctioned, killing 8-year-old Jasmine Nguyen, in 2025.
FBI warrant details alleged racial hate-crime attacks at Oceanside Pier involving ‘skinheads,’ Marines
An FBI agent alleged that two of the attackers claim membership in a White supremacist gang, including one who allegedly posted a video of himself shouting ‘Heil Hitler’
In a summer reading rut? Check with your local library to read books for prizes.
Summer reading programs across San Diego County are offering prizes for reading, for all age groups.
New training program grants tribal members access to reservation land during emergencies
In years past, tribal members, including firefighters and elected officials could not enter their land during emergencies such as wildfires and floods.
SANDAG overrules San Diego, requiring high-rise housing near 17 disputed bus stops
City officials only wanted to allow tall apartment buildings near four bus stops, but SANDAG says 21 stops qualify under new state law SB 79
Grand jury alleges fiscal mismanagement, violations of state law in Banning. What role did National City’s new manager play?
Douglas Schulze, who began working for the South County city last month, was the top administrator in the Riverside County city during the time cited in the report.
Michael Smolens: San Diego, California push subsidies for affordable housing
The city creates a fund to buy apartments, while the state puts bond measures for home construction and mortgages on the ballot.
Rescue teams in Venezuela cling to hope as US rebuffs criticisms of government earthquake response
Black smoke from fires in flattened buildings and the smell of decomposition have spread across ruins, one week after Venezuela’s devastating earthquakes, while rescue teams pulled on a thread of hope that they might still rescue the few remaining souls trapped beneath the rubble.