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Recent Articles

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  Showers to weaken Wednesday morning before stronger storm hits in evening

  The second of three quick-succession storms in the forecast for the San Diego area this week brought more cloudbursts to the already soaked region Tuesday.

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  Apartment association asks members to ease shutdown burden on rent-payers

  The association's executive director suggested that member landlords waive late payment fees, accept partial rent payments and set up alternate rent payment plans for tenants who are federal employees.

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  Faulconer outlines plans to combat homelessness in annual address

  San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer outlined ambitious plans to cut through bureaucracy and combat a dearth of affordable and available housing during his fifth State of the City address Tuesday evening.

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  Drunk driver admits killing woman who was walking with her boyfriend

  A drunken driver who struck and killed an Oceanside woman as she walked across an Escondido street with her boyfriend pleaded guilty Tuesday to vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated.

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  Possible TB exposures reported at Palomar College, Carlsbad men’s shelter

  San Diego County health officials announced Tuesday they are working with Palomar College's Rancho Bernardo campus and the La Posada de Guadalupe Shelter to notify people who may have been exposed to tuberculosis in two separate cases between August and January.

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  Rory McIlroy commits to play in Farmers Insurance Open

  Rory McIlroy has committed to play in the Farmers Insurance Open for the first time, organizers announced Tuesday.

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  Storm expected to bring another round of rain, snow to San Diego

  The second of three separate storms set to hit San Diego County this week is expected to bring less intense rain and another round of mountain snow beginning Tuesday afternoon.

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  Storm douses county with rain, mountain snow

  The third winter storm of the new year unleashed cold downpours across the San Diego area Monday while dusting its highest mountaintops white.

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  Homeless shelters to take in more residents overnight due to rain

  Father Joe's Villages and Connections Housing Downtown will accommodate nearly 150 additional homeless residents overnight due to the storm, according to the San Diego Housing Commission.