Inside the viral video of the burglar and the San Diego dog who just wanted to play
Nash the golden retriever repeatedly brought toys to the man who allegedly broke into the Sherman Heights home in early September.
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Bluff collapse causes closure of access to Grandview Beach in Encinitas
The bluff collapsed Thursday afternoon near the staircase at Grandview Street and Neptune Avenue.
San Diego, San Jose secure funds to combat child exploitation that Trump administration withheld
The cities sued the DOJ for access to grant funding for their Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force programs, alleging the funds were withheld over immigration enforcement and anti-DEI conditions
Man pleads not guilty in alleged DUI crash that killed Carlsbad mother of three
Fernando Cruz Saldana, 26, of Escondido, is accused of hitting Vanessa Wheyland, 45, a Carlsbad resident and a mother of three.
From forbidden to fruition, he finally became a mariachi
Rosalío Chavarín had long dreamed of becoming a mariachi, and the story of how the late musician finally realized his dream before his passing—performing alongside his daughter and granddaughter—is the subject of the documentary short, “Yo Soy Mariachero,” being screened at this year’s San Diego International Film Festival
Flock camera system use, ICE enforcement issues divide Encinitas candidates
Views on the use of the Flock camera systems at city intersections and federal agents’ immigration enforcement activity divided the six candidates seeking Encinitas city elected positions Thursday during a voter forum. Sponsored by the League of Women Voters North County, San Diego organization, the event attracted a nearly standing room-only crowd of some 150 people at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church. Encinitas has three city races on the Nov. 3 ballot — the mayor’s position, plus the District 3 and District 4 City Council races. There are two candidates running for each of the three spots on the ballot, and […]
State blames mail delivery issues for dozens of ballots from rural Alaska not counting in primary
The Alaska Division of Elections blamed a “mail delivery delay” that affected voters in seven communities.
Ban on selling handguns to young adults under 21 is unconstitutional, Justice Department says
Federal appeals courts have split on whether handgun age limits are constitutional.
Trump defends bid to put his name on the Kennedy Center
Trump on Friday claimed he could secure the $257 million Congress approved for repairs.
Potential Democratic candidates race to respond to AI threat amid Trump’s dismissals
Amid growing panic over the risks posed by rapidly developing AI technology, potential 2028 Democratic candidates are scrambling to respond — trying to show they are doing something, even as they acknowledge they need a reluctant Washington to step up.