Paid parking proposal causes shock, dismay at The Lumberyard businesses in Encinitas
Shop owners, employees say plans aren’t in keeping with city’s character and may drive away customers
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Mission Trails gets a 62-ton makeover to reduce wildfire risk
A $1.8 million award results in clearance of invasive vegetation and habitat restoration.
RFK Jr. announces $51 million in dental grants at Escondido community clinic
The health secretary says the program has no prohibition against routine topical fluoride treatments.
Federal report concludes hydrogen sulfide spikes near Tijuana River pose public health hazard
The draft Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry assessment found brief spikes in the gas reached harmful levels near Berry Elementary School, while longer-term averages were not expected to cause additional harm.
State error in Texas creates huge backlog in voter registration applications as midterm voting nears
The headache is hitting just as they are preparing for voting to begin in the midterm elections.
US citizen injured in Illinois after ICE agents mistook him for fugitive, tried to arrest him
The man reported injuries to his head, neck and teeth after federal agents tried to arrest him during Sunday’s encounter.
Skyrocketing diesel prices rattle Republicans as midterms approach
A gallon of diesel cost $6.52 Wednesday.
‘This is incompetence’: San Diego council members rail against Gloria for city over-billing thousands for trash
They’re demanding Mayor Todd Gloria give up his role overseeing day-to-day city operations, duties he took on after firing the city’s chief operating officer last year.
Iowa judge dismisses Trump’s lawsuit against Des Moines Register and pollster
J. Ann Selzer and the Register said the lawsuit promotes a conspiracy theory.
US diplomats told to use term ‘super intelligence’ not ‘artificial intelligence’ after Trump’s call
Trump said in his address to the U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday that using the word “artificial” made the technology sound “fake.”