The heat broke or tied records in five communities and came with bad news from the National Weather Service: Temperatures won’t return to normal in San Diego County until next Sunday.
Derrick “Rick” Jones donates more than half his catch to people who need it most.
The video, released on Friday night, includes footage from officer body-worn cameras and a police drone of the fatal Aug. 25 shooting of a 24-year-old man by police.
The readings were captured by a large network of thermometers that are monitored by the National Weather Service.
The inaugural Ukrainian Heritage Celebration was hosted by the Slavic Refugee and Immigrant Services Organization.
Jonathan William Badillo is suspected of murdering a man who was found seriously injured early Wednesday morning.
The outdoor walk-up counter, in the station’s main parking lot, at 1120 27th St., will offer the same services that the public was able to access indoors. The Southern Division station was closed because of concerns over possible mold.
City needs $82 million to replace century-old structure; fire damaged hammerhead to be repaired next year
The cautionary tale of San Diego’s ADU incentive – and the man who exploited it like no one else – continues to evolve with lawsuits, mortgage defaults and squatters.
Two sitting council members, a former city treasurer and a STEM instructor lay out their plans for the city’s budget, its governance and the cost of living.