San Diego Corvette Shop Closes After Nearly 50 Years, With Classic Cars Headed to Auction

After nearly 50 years in business, Corvette Specialty in San Diego is closing. Owner Dave Meyer is retiring. Decades of cars, parts, and shop tools are going up for auction as he prepares to leave ... Read more

Memorial bench honors six killed in Murphy Canyon plane crash

The memorial was installed near the site of the May 2025 crash as family and friends continue efforts to honor those who died.

San Diego school board president Richard Barrera is elected California school superintendent, AP projects

Democrat Richard Barrera has been elected as California's next Superintendent of Public Instruction, AP projects, in a battle between two school board presidents.

South County kicks off economic development week

The South County Economic Development Council kicked off “investment week” Monday morning in Imperial Beach — a four-day span that showcases the southern San Diego area’s projects, partnerships and opportunities. From Chula Vista’s Gaylord Pacific Resort and Convention Center to filming in Otay Mesa, local politicians...

San Diego County's Measure A on track to pass

The latest round of unofficial election results released Monday night shows 52.8% voting yes on Measure A, which adopts sweeping changes to San Diego County’s governing document, known as the charter. Thousands of votes still need to be counted, but the gap has widened considerably. San Diego County Board...

Mexico's Ambassador Vows Action on Tijuana River Sewage During San Diego Visit

Mexico's ambassador to the United States pledged during his first San Diego visit to keep working on the Tijuana River pollution crisis, touring the South Bay International Wastewater Treatment Plant as cross-border sewage continues to plague the region. Roberto Lazzeri called the long-running crisis one of the top priorities of the binational agenda and said Mexico is working to secure the resources needed for infrastructure fixes on its side of the border.

Solana Beach's Carruth Cellars Toasts 20 Years With Two-Day Bash

Carruth Cellars Urban Winery is turning 20, and its Solana Beach tasting room is shutting its doors to regular business for a two-day anniversary blowout next weekend. The party runs Saturday, Nov. 14, and Sunday, Nov. 15, from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. at 118 S. Cedros Ave., Suite C, with tickets priced at $80 for the public and $64 for wine club members.

Ceremony to launch low-cost, SDHS veterinary hospital

Coats for Kids collects coats at North County sites ahead of December distributions

– Coats for Kids of SLO County is collecting new and gently used coats, jackets, sweaters, and sweatshirts at drop-off locations across North County ahead of its December distributions, according to the organization. The group has provided warm clothing to qualified North County families for 39 years. It serves about...

California to require ID for minors buying creatine, diet supplements

A new law, AB 2030, bans stores from selling creatine and other diet supplements like green coffee extract to minors, prompting stores to consider ID checks.

Encinitas mayor, Cardiff City Council race tighten; both now split by dozens of votes

In Encinitas, the races for mayor and the Cardiff seat on the City Council remain neck and neck. It’s unclear how many ballots remain to be counted, but there are a dwindling number countywide. As of Monday night, Democratic challenger Rimga Viskanta was ahead of independent incumbent Mayor Bruce...

Volunteers fulfill donation goal of 25,000 lbs at NTC Park food drive

More than 200 volunteers gathered at NTC Park to host a Veterans Day food drive organized by the World Mission Society Church of God and the International Military Bible Academy to benefit the San Diego Food Bank.

How to beat the Fall Quarter flu

The mysterious Fall Quarter illness has officially struck students across campus. If you’ve been one of the many contributors to the choir of coughing fits in lecture halls, this guide is for you. Coming from someone who has been knocked out by three different viruses since Week 0, here are resources to try shaking off that sore throat.

Topgolf reducing prices at all U.S. venues after customer feedback

Topgolf announced Monday that it is lowering gameplay prices at all U.S. locations after guests said cost was the biggest barrier to visiting more often.

San Diego leaders demand change after child placed into federal custody

San Diego Unified leaders are demanding change from the government after they said an 8-year-old student “fell victim” to the Trump administration’s termination of Temporary Protected Status designations and was placed in a federal facility earlier November. San Diego Unified School District leaders — including its superintendent and board president — a city councilmember and several leaders of unions representing workers in education said they are concerned about how children and families are being impacted by the elimination of TPS protections. A country can receive a TPS designation due to war or an environmental disaster, for example, and people with the status can’t be removed from the U.S., according to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. However, the Trump administration has pulled back on the program . They addressed their concerns to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in a letter posted online by San Diego Unified on Nov. 6. “When families are suddenly separated, displaced, detained, or removed from their communities, schools are often left to respond to the resulting trauma and educational disruption,” San Diego Unified leaders and others said. “These circumstances place children at significant risk

San Marcos Election Update: Jenkins and Matsushita Expand Leads as Ballot Counting Continues

The latest election results show Sharon Jenkins and Justin Matsushita expanding their leads in two closely watched San Marcos races. Both margins have grown since Friday, although neither race has been officially decided. 🗳️ SAN MARCOS MAYOR. Sharon Jenkins: 15,201 votes (51.27%) Mike Sannella: 14,448 votes (48.73%) Jenkins...

A tax hike on La Mesa weed biz

The La Mesa City Council unanimously approved a 1% retail cannabis tax rate hike at a recent meeting, Documenter Alicia Bennett reports. The tax applies to commercial cannabis businesses’ revenue and is not a sales tax on customers. The decision changes the tax rate from 4% to 5% effective Jan. 1.

Unseasonably Warm Weather Lingers Across Part of California With Record High Temperatures Through Midweek

Unseasonably warm weather continues across Southern California this week, with highs in the mid to upper 80s and a few spots near 90 degrees through Wednesday. The National Weather Service in San Diego says sunny skies will prevail, followed by a slow cooling trend from Thursday onward. Highs through Friday.

Crankdat Set to Take Over San Diego’s Gallagher Square

In the spirit of this coming Friday the 13th, LED Presents takes over San Diego‘s Gallagher Square with a frighteningly exciting event, featuring a headline set from Crankdat on November 13. Nearing the end of a consistently impressive year of music, including countless sold out shows, legendary B2Bs and...

Old Globe hosts 21st annual Christmas tree lighting

The Old Globe hosted its 21st annual Christmas Tree Lighting on Sunday, November 8th, drawing hundreds of attendees to kick off the holiday season.