CPUC Mulls Rate Hike in SDGE Settlement
State utility regulators are taking a close look at Sempra Energy's bid to create a system for having SDG&E customers cover the most of the company's uninsured losses from the 2007 ...
View ArticleSan Diego Pit bull advocates come together for Beyond the Myth movie screening
And so far in the 21st century they blame the Pitbulls. It's well known that Pitbulls are the most maligned breed of dog, chastised in the media around the country on a daily basis. They are the ...
View ArticleFree lunch program launched for winter break
San Diego Mayor Bob Filner takes joins kids for a meal in Tierrasanta to help promote a free-lunch program that will be at community centers throughout the city during winter school break. Sandy ...
View ArticlePension fund keeps hired gun from Texas
The San Diego County pension board approved a contract Thursday with its Texas investment consultant that could be worth more than $35 million over the next five ...
View ArticleHoliday and Poinsettia Bowls Bring Millions of Dollars to San Diego
The first of two college football bowl games taking place in San Diego kicks off tonight, when BYU faces San Diego State in the San Diego County Credit Union Poinsettia Bowl. The game, operated by ...
View ArticleWhere to Recycle Your Christmas Tree
Thanks to the City of San Diego’s Environmental Services Department, the answer is easy. From Dec. 26 until Jan. 23, residents of the City of San Diego can recycle their trees by dropping them ...
View ArticleChurch Bells to Toll for Newtown Victims
A man holds a sign while riding on a procession through one of the main streets in Sandy Hook village of Newtown, Conn., during a procession toward St. Rose of Lima parish cemetery before burial ...
View ArticleSan Marcos Child Stabbed 26 Times DA
San Diego County sheriff's deputies were called to the San Marcos home on North Twin Oaks Valley Road by a man reporting his mother and sister had been stabbed. Rory Devine ...
View ArticleLocal Hospital Fined $75K for Removing Wrong Kidney
The State Department of Public Health has fined a San Diego hospital $75,000 for removing the wrong kidney from a man in 2010, the department announced ...
View ArticleToys R Us Joins Macys to Offer All Night Shopping
Demmis Cisneros of Macy's in Fashion Valley tells NBC 7 reporter Consumer Bob that they are planning for an influx of shoppers the weekend before ...
View ArticleNewborn Returns Home After Hypothermia Treatment
A newborn in San Diego is home at last after spending the first three days of his life undergoing a unique but life-saving treatment at a local ...
View ArticleBYU San Diego St. renew rivalry in bowl
San Diego State is happy it doesn't have to go very far for another bowl game, and the Aztecs will also be reacquainted with an old rival. BYU is looking to remind them which team has ...
View ArticleSan Diego Chargers DT Damik Scafe Answers Fan Tweet
Last year's physical, close matchup ended with a 27-21 road loss. The Chargers, coming off a big win against Pittsburgh, look to avenge last years hard fought ...
View ArticleLetters trolley San Diego city budget Benghazi and more
In response to "Trolley extension's cost estimate soars" (Dec. 19): [A price of] $142 million for 22 additional trolley cars equates to $6.45 million per trolley car. That's ...
View ArticleDisabled man beaten in mistaken arrest attempt
VISTA -; A Vista family is questioning why their 21-year-old son with Down syndrome was roughed up by a sheriff's deputy while the young man was walking to his father's ...
View ArticleAnimal cruelty case one of largest in nation
That was the nightmarish scene animal welfare officials, veterinarians and reptile experts from around the country encountered upon entering Global Captive Breeders' warehouse in Lake Elsinore ...
View ArticleHousekeeper Handcuffed in Home Invasion
According to officials, two suspects -- one of whom was armed with a handgun -- attempted to enter a home in the 5000 block of El Mirlo at around ...
View ArticleSuspect Arrested in Womans Murder Police
Police have arrested a suspect in connection with a murder that happened several months ago near Normal Heights, the San Diego Police Department announced ...
View ArticleSD Judge A Conservative Case for Assault Weapons Ban
U.S. Federal Judge Larry Burns sentenced Loughner to seven life terms plus 140 years in federal prison for a shooting rampage in Tucson that left six dead and wounded 13 in ...
View ArticleVets War Medals Stolen in Home Burglary
San Diego County sheriff’s detectives are looking for the suspect or suspects responsible for stealing several World War II medals from a veteran's home during a residential burglary in ...
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