La Mesa Native Ellen Ochoa, the First Latina in Space, Honored with Medal of Freedom
La Mesa native Ellen Ochoa, the first Hispanic woman to travel in space, was one of 19 Americans who received this year's ...
Not ‘Big Hairy Monsters’ or Superman, Say San Diego Navy SEALs of Vietnam
Famously secretive about their missions, retired SEALs on last weekend's Honor Flight San Diego journey to Washington ...
Dust from Dying Salton Sea Endangering Immigrant Communities Along its Shore
As it deteriorates, the ecosystem around the Salton Sea has been creating a toxic environment that hurts the health of ...
Investigation of Death on Tracks in Leucadia Leads to Brief Closure of Rails
San Diego County Sheriff's deputies were investigating after a person was killed early Saturday by a passenger train in ...
May Gray: Cloudy, Cool Weather Expected in San Diego County This Weekend
Mostly cloudy, cool weather will prevail this weekend for San Diego County, with dry and warmer conditions expected through ...
Marines’ New Amphibious Combat Vehicles Mark Operational Debut in Pacific Exercise
The 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit from Camp Pendleton conducted the first overseas deployment of new amphibious combat ...
G.I. Film Fest Opens with Focus on Stories of Memory, Healing, Service
The GI Film Festival San Diego opens Monday in Balboa Park with the world premiere of the documentary "Make Peace or Die." ...
Armed Suspect in Custody After Being Shot by Sheriff’s Deputies in Bonsall
A suspect was shot and arrested by sheriff's deputies in Bonsall Saturday, causing state Route 76 to be temporarily shut down ...
Opinion: On Cinco de Mayo, Thank Mexico for Helping Save the Union
As Americans drink beer in celebration of Cinco de Mayo, they should be thankful that Mexico helped save the Union ...
Chula Vista Man Indicted for Alleged Online Death Threats Against Trump Prosecutor
A Chula Vista man has been indicted for allegedly posting death threats towards Georgia prosecutor Fani Willis over her ...
Peters Seeks $278 Million to Upgrade Treatment of Cross-Border Pollution
Rep. Scott Peters, D-San Diego, on Friday called for nearly $300 million in additional funding to support ongoing efforts to ...
Congress Members Call for Immigration Reform, But Concede it Can’t Happen in an Election Year
Members of the San Diego Congressional delegation called Friday for bipartisan immigration reform, but agreed that nothing substantial can happen until after the November election.