Someone San Diego Should Know: Henry Fuhrer
It’s fair to say that Henry Fuhrer was born to be a watchmaker.
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El Cajon won’t seek $5 million in state funding to clear homeless encampments
Officials said the grant’s “Housing First” conditions don’t align with the city’s approach to homelessness.
San Diego Safari Park gorilla undergoes landmark surgery for bone infection with help from UCSD
UC San Diego surgeons adapted human medicine techniques to perform the surgery on Mizani the gorilla Saturday.
Tony Hicks, who forged a path of redemption after murder conviction as a teen, dies at 45
Years after being charged at 14, Hicks worked with the family of the man he killed to educate students on accountability, compassion and forgiveness.
Think your pet is the cutest? San Diego Humane Society launches annual photo contest.
Money raised supports the organization’s care for more than 40,000 animals annually across its campuses.
Maritime Museum of San Diego plans to close HMS Surprise, a tall ship used in multiple movies
The HMS Surprise, a replica of a 24-gun British frigate, is famous for featuring in “Master and Commander.”
A Reason to Survive (ARTS) names Marisol Alvarado as new executive director
A Reason to Survive (ARTS) names Marisol Alvarado as executive director. The Chula Vista resident will lead the National City nonprofit focused on empowering youth through the arts.
Santee residents to decide on one-cent sales tax in November
If the general tax measure is passed by voters, Santee would become the highest taxed city in East County.
Carlsbad police running out of room to store guns, evidence and other property
Department’s long-term plan is for space in the Orion Center to be built near station
Grants to help Scripps Research expand life-saving wastewater program
Scientists to enhance community-based infectious disease tracking