San Diego transit commuters brace for pain with coming fare hikes
Members of the SANDAG transportation committee expressed confusion Friday about what the agency will weigh next month.
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After 35 years of serving homeless San Diegans’ basic needs, Neil Good Day Center will be shut down by the city
Father Joe’s Villages says it will continue the day center at its main campus but now must raise more than $300,000.
Díaz-Canel announces economic reforms to attract investment and involve Cubans abroad
The announcement comes amid a severe economic crisis with power outages and shortages.
EU agrees to launch membership talks with Ukraine next week even as war with Russia drags on
Ukraine sees EU membership as an important “security guarantee” for a stable future once war with Russia ends.
Home where King planned Selma voting rights marches opens at Michigan museum
A home where the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and other leaders planned strategies during the Civil Rights movement in the Deep South now has been rebuilt at a Michigan museum after being dismantled and hauled from Alabama.
Seaweed invasion in Florida is more than annoying. It carries health risks too.
The beaches of South Florida are currently clogged with bristly, stinky and downright annoying piles of seaweed known as sargassum. The messy masses can actually emit harmful gases and harbor animals that sting.
Bystander wounded in shooting near White House still undergoing treatment, has retained a lawyer
The wounded man, identified as Benjamin Del Real, underwent surgery and is recovering from his injuries, his lawyer, Joseph Murphy, said in a press release.
New UFO files describe spinning discs, glowing orbs and one object shaped like a potato
Most of the cases detailed in the latest release remain unsolved.
Gene Shalit, longtime ‘Today’ show movie critic with bushy hair and massive mustache, dies at 100
Gene Shalit, the beloved movie critic and arts reporter for the “Today” show, has passed away.
Encinitas City Council to decide if farmers market can relocate
Newly revised plans now call for fewer vendors, less field use, and new noise mitigation measures, city reports