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An 18-year-old was fatally injured in a single-vehicle rollover crash in Escondido last week, according to authorities.

On Tuesday, the City Council approved permit-ready building plans that Carlsbad homeowners can use to build a stand-alone accessory dwelling unit through an expedited process. As part of a series of new California laws aimed at providing more affordable housing, the state now requires cities like Carlsbad to encourage homeowners to consider building accessory dwelling units, which can be attached to the main house or a stand-alone housing unit.

EPD officers responded to North Center City Parkway, just south of North Nutmeg Street, around 1:15 p.m. Wednesday

Law enforcement is ramping up efforts to crack down on drunk driving for Memorial Day Weekend. A North County man shares a warning to drunk drivers.

Game called 'padel' is like a mix of tennis, pickleball and squash, say builders proposing first North County venue

Other sections have opt-outs which causes changes to some Southern California regional brackets

A family in Seattle traveled to San Diego to adopt a husky with a face deformity after seeing social media posts advertising the adoptable pup.

If you’re looking for something fun this weekend with a sweet twist head over to the 12th Annual Vista Strawberry Festival on Sunday, May 28, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Presented by Tri-City Medical Center and hosted by the Vista Chamber that is celebrating its 100th anniversary it will be fun for the entire family.

Lincoln takes Div. 5 title to give the Hornets a trifecta of championships in football, basketball and baseball; Calexico takes advantage of Bishop's errors in Div. 4 rout.

Vista's Strawberry Festival is coming back with entertainment, pie eating contests, food, beer and a film fest

Proposal, which will be reconsidered at the June 28th meeting, currently includes field rental fees for youth sports teams

The San Marcos baseball team will return to the diamond to play as a No. 1 seed in the CIF State So Cal Division 3 Regional. The Royals (22-7) will host Lompoc-Cabrillo (24-6) in a first-round game on Tuesday at 4 p.m. at Joe Mueller Field. Both teams finished as...

Looking for a hike this long, holiday weekend? Here’s something new, and something familiar. Opened in April, South Lake Park is a 10-acre park in San Marcos that offers an easy 1-mile trail that loops around the lake. The park is at 975 Sunstone Drive, near Cal State San Marcos and easily accessible off State Route 78.

OCEANSIDE — As far as contact sports go, there’s nothing quite like roller derby. At Oceanside’s Martin Luther King Jr. Park, the whistle marking the start of a two-minute jam sets off a mad flurry of movement, a tangle of interlocked elbows and wheel-clad feet moving down the skate track.

The Friends of the Oceanside Public Library are hosting Bring Your Books Day! on Saturday, June 17, 2023 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at their sorting facility, located at 169 Roymar Road in Oceanside. This is an opportunity to declutter and help support Oceanside Public Library by donating your...

Sylvia Fernández explores mind, body and nature at 'Shape Shifting,' an upcoming show at Two Rooms Gallery in La Jolla

Went to see the annual Hammerhead Aerobatic Contest at the Airport, what a good day! The planes and pilots were interesting. The show in the air was amazing!. Sat on the terrace (great view!) with a hamburger and beer, what a great place the Propeller Restaurant is. Let’s have more...

As the ProMotocross season opens, the 250MX riders will only have one of the Lawrence brothers to contend with. Jett Lawrence moves up to the 450 MX class leaving his brother Hunter to battle with the other contenders for the outdoors title. 250 Class Moto #1. Jalik Swoll(38) grabbed the...

The Kitchen Crew is going to be taking some well-deserved time off. Memorial Day, May 29th, the kitchen will be closed, but, the Clubroom will be open regular hours. Stop in and raise a toast to all who made the ultimate sacrifice. REMEMBER & HONOR. Open to the Public. 1234...

Ahead of Pride Month in June, many city halls nationwide are discussing whether or not Pride flags should be allowed to fly outside their facilities. Locally, the topic is being discussed by city leaders in La Mesa and Carlsbad. On Tuesday night, the lone Republican on La Mesa’s city council,...