Body of man found in overturned truck in ravine near Warner Springs
Sheriff’s deputies had launched a search for a missing Warner Springs man early Sunday before the overturned pickup was found.
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Trump’s attacks on mail balloting and concerns over delays turn midterms spotlight on Postal Service
Trump is seeking greater control over mail balloting while USPS changes are leading to concerns over if ballots will be delivered on time.
Son-in-law of Sinaloa cartel boss ‘El Mayo’ pleads guilty in San Diego federal drug case
Juan Carlos Félix Gastelum, who last year was expelled from Mexico to the U.S. along with 25 other alleged cartel figures, admitted to trafficking drugs and laundering drug money
Former Southern California mayor pleads guilty to secretly acting as agent of Chinese government
Eileen Wang, former mayor of Arcadia, California, pleaded guilty to serving as an illegal agent of the Chinese government.
Chula Vista police officer charged with motorcyclist’s death in on-duty crash
Officer Johan Jacobo, 29, was responding to a call when he allegedly ran a red light and struck Simon Robledo, 28.
UC San Diego betting big bucks new center for students and alumni will be a hit
The $453 million project, Triton Center, which is beginning to open, will give UCSD its first gateway, or “front door.”
Pauma Valley man missing under suspicious circumstances
Frank Torres, 61, was reported missing Tuesday, and a man wanted for questioning in the case appears to have killed himself.
Trump’s proposed Washington arch gets another review
President Donald Trump’s plan to build a triumphal arch in DC is getting another look from a federal agency that suggested changes.
After prior mistake, judge again rules forced-labor suit against San Diego’s Bumble Bee Seafoods can proceed
Four Indonesian men who allege they were abused and forced to work on ships in Bumble Bee’s supply chain can continue pursuing their lawsuit against the company in San Diego federal court