Outdoors: This random visitor is often misunderstood and misnamed
The opossum shows up every now and then at Palomar Mountain’s Secret Spring.
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36-year-old pedestrian dies after being hit by vehicle in Kearny Mesa
A 36-year-old man crossing a street mid-block in Kearny Mesa early Sunday died after he was hit by a woman driving a minivan.
For years, this chaplain helped people cope with death. He also removed brains
Joe Davis is retiring after serving 26 years as the volunteer chaplain for the county Medical Examiner’s Office.
He traded his chef hat for a deputy badge. His new collateral duty: teaching colleagues healthy cooking
Deputy Joe Jackson several 17 years as a San Diego chef before joining the Sheriff’s Office
Residents of unincorporated areas continue to push for short-term rental regulations
Residents are searching for balanced regulations that preserve their communities and the local economy.
Carlsbad asks Coastal Commission to tighten land uses near Palomar airport
County opposes city’s request for more control over development on nearby properties
Escondido Public Library’s $10+ million renovation finished, library getting ready to open
The Escondido Public Library finished more than $10 million in renovations and is moving books back
A creepy Easter bunny, a missing head, and an exploration of memory in this solo art exhibition
Luis Alonso Sanchez is a visual artist and gallery director from Tijuana whose solo exhibition, “Sweet Dreams,” is on display at Bread & Salt in Logan Heights through the end of August
Thousands turn out in Coronado to celebrate nation’s 250th birthday
Sea of red, white and blue marks the 77th annual Independence Day Parade along Orange Avenue. “It’s pretty amazing that this republic has been in existence for this long.”
Ham on Wry: The Big Apple — I’ll take an avocado, instead
The beauty of San DIego County required a move from the East Coast.