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The City of Escondido is inviting artists to submit their qualifications for a public art opportunity at the Grand Avenue roundabout, which is currently under construction.

A San Diego woman whom prosecutors say planned to mail Bibles containing heroin hidden inside the spines to two California prisons was sentenced Friday to more than seven years in prison.

Passenger and freight train service will be suspended from Saturday, February 22 to Sunday, February 23 to allow for routine railroad maintenance and infrastructure work, according to the North County Transit District (NCTD).

For years, Navy SEALS have trained in sewage-contaminated water, but exactly how it’s impacted the health of members have remained unknown, until now.

San Diego State’s basketball team held Boise State to its lowest point total of the season in a 64-47 win over the Broncos.

Police said Tobias Bartee, 29, posed as another person on the app Grindr, then attacked the men when they met in person.

The House of China in Balboa Park hosts a two day community fair in honor of the Year of the Snake.

The San Diego Fixit Clinic holds an event at the South Chula Vista Library, Feb. 15, 2025.

After nearly seven years of business in the heart of Little Italy, the Little Italy Food Hall is closing its doors this weekend for the last time.

Two men classified as sexually violent predators have been conditionally released to separate San Diego County homes, sheriff’s officials announced this week.

The process of recovering a fighter jet that crashed into San Diego Bay this week after its two-member crew safely ejected during an apparent mechanical emergency could take as long as two weeks, the Navy advised Friday.

We are drying out on this after three consecutive days of rain in San Diego. The three wettest days of the entire season. Typically, our winter doesn’t wait until February for the county to see rain, but this year we are off to extremely dry start. Before the storm, San Diego had only received 0.50” of rain. We got more...

It’s not unusual to spot sea lions along the San Diego County coast. But a Del Mar homeowner was certainly surprised to see one climbing on her deck and furniture last week.

For years, there have been questions about what to do about the rail line running along the crumbling bluffs in Del Mar. Now, it appears SANDAG has narrowed it down to five options.