Forecasters say sizable storm might hit San Diego County on Halloween night

The system could tap into lots of tropical moisture as it dives into Southern California.

All lanes of north I-15 closed at Clairemont Mesa Boulevard after fatal crash

One person was killed in a crash involving five vehicles on northbound I-15 early Monday.

Get paid to take photos of properties and construction sites

Gigs with Leeway Inspections just require you to have a car, access to a smartphone and an internet connection.

When to voice your opinion and how

The formula for offering advice is simple: Private, respectful, factual, solution-minded, and then supportive. Four words: “How can I help?”

Making decisions: Why we often get it wrong

3 traps to avoid when weighing the risks of business decisions.

San Diego’s decades-old Surf Cup deal still faces a tangle of lawsuits. Now a judge is weighing...

A hearing is set for Friday in the long-running litigation from homeowners near the athletic fields in the San Dieguito River Valley.

Bailey, Crosby clash over City Hall, carpetbagging and partisan politics in fierce San Diego City...

Nicole Crosby, a Democrat, appears to be the favorite over Richard Bailey, a Republican-turned-independent, in District 2, where registered Democrats far outnumber Republicans.

Outage continues for San Diego County’s jail commissary

The commissary system started having issues on Thursday night, leaving inmates unable to make purchases and families unable to put money on their accounts.

Police break up large Halloween house party in northeastern El Cajon

Police broke up a large Halloween party with more than 100 guests Saturday night in El Cajon’s Bostonia area.

In the Curator’s Words: A year after opening, Navy SEAL Museum ready to expand its footprint and...

Brian “Beef” Drechsler takes a look back at the museum’s first year and its plans for the future.

Should you give your kids their inheritance early?

It depends on your circumstances and what the future may hold because you might need those assets yourself.

Flock out of San Diego? The upcoming election could be a factor.

The City Council is expected to review its use of automated license plate readers in coming weeks, but December will bring new members to the council.

Prop. 45 seeks to rewrite state environmental law. Here’s why San Diegans should care

The measure has important implications for projects in San Diego, where it routinely takes several years for large developments to navigate the environmental review process or survive legal challenges

‘I think they’re just letting it go’: As GOP lags, late momentum favors von Wilpert in the region’s...

A massive influx of cash from wealthy GOP groups has yet to materialize for Republican County Supervisor Jim Desmond.

Michael Smolens: Gloria strongly backs license plate readers. Flock’s? Not so much

Calls increase to shut down San Diego’s automatic license plate readers amid nationwide privacy concerns.

Sheriff seeks another $10 million to upgrade Central Jail, amid yearslong push to make jails less...

The funding request, which will be considered by county supervisors Tuesday, pushes the total renovation cost to nearly $40 million.

Photos: Spooky Shelter, adoptable pets

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Roundup: LCC’s upset of No. 1 Carlsbad leads the way during busy Friday of football

Sixth-ranked La Costa Canyon sprinted to a big lead and upset the Lancers 37-21 in an Avocado West League game.

Forecasters say tallest high tides on record could damage San Diego County beaches

The National Weather Service estimates that morning high tides could reach 8 feet high Sunday through Thursday