New Mexico opens criminal probe of DEA after agents allowed fentanyl shipments to hit streets
New Mexico’s attorney general has launched a criminal inquiry into whether DEA agents broke state law by allowing fentanyl shipments to hit the streets.
Read More
Thieves disguised as fishermen target surfers’ vehicles, credit cards at San Diego beaches
Investigators say several thefts have happened in the La Jolla and Pacific Beach areas this spring.
Venezuelans hope online posts will bring news of missing after devastating earthquakes
People in Venezuela and abroad are desperately searching for loved ones after two powerful earthquakes struck Wednesday evening. The 7.2- and 7.5-magnitude quakes caused widespread damage and were among the strongest to strike Venezuela in more than a century.
Gracie the Giraffe, who went missing after wandering off a Texas ranch, is finally found
Gracie the Giraffe has finally been found in Texas. She was missing for about two weeks after wandering off a remote private ranch and when she was located Friday, the open range appeared to have agreed with her.
Greece bets on space technology to contain wildfires in a global first
Greece is looking to the heavens for help, with a dedicated satellite constellation that monitors for fires.
St. Bernard dogs still roam the Swiss Alps as part of this ‘living museum’ and its breeding program
The St. Bernards, once famous for mountain rescues, are now too large for such tasks.
Daily News, other outlets, allege Microsoft urged Open AI to steal journalists’ work
The news organizations say Microsoft “expressly” encouraged ChatGPT users to republish reporting by journalists.
Suspected DUI driver crashes into police scene, hitting two sergeants
San Diego police officers were investigating a serious injury collision at 50th Street and El Cajon Boulevard when the vehicle crashed into the scene.
Reward offered for clues in cold-case killing of San Diego man
A reward of up to $1,000 is being offered to find suspects involved in 2011 killing of Christopher Dunn.
Encinitas City Council selects members for advisory boards
City employees say they were impressed by the sheer number of applicants