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Americans who live in or near an urban population center are facing a series of homeless crises that have become the number one problem of our time.We can either rise to the occasion and face this challenge, or we can let the destructive, cruel and inhumane spiral continue. We have a choice.Most of us can no longer walk or bike on the streets, sidewalks, and downtown parks … [Read more...] about Opinion: Sunbreak Ranch Is The Answer to San Diego’s — and America’s — Homeless Crisis

1:31pm remaining, SCORE: 45-45, tied - We've got a ball game, folks! San Diego State finally eliminated the deficit, tying the game thanks to fierce defense and a strong rebound that led to second-chance points.Lobos took time off to slow down the Aztec rush. We'll see how it goes after the break.Aztecs rallied from double digits to tie New Mexico in second half despite total 8 … [Read more...] about LIVE BLOG: San Diego State looks to stay perfect in MW play vs. New Mexico

Posted: January 13, 2023 / 8:15 AM PSTUpdated: January 13, 2023 / 8:20 AM PSTSAN DIEGO - The Sidewalk Vendor Ordinance is now in effect in San Diego's coastal areas.The city of San Diego announced Friday that vendor permits will be required at beaches and coastal areas moving forward. If a sidewalk vendor is caught selling without a permit, they can be fined up to … [Read more...] about The Sidewalk Vendor Ordinance applies in coastal areas

A woman called police Thursday morning after she opened her trunk to find a man and a woman inside.San Diego police said the woman crossed the southern border into the United States early Thursday and heard a noise while driving. So she pulled into the parking lot of the Qualcomm building in Sorrento Valley just before 8 p.m.That's when she opened her trunk to find two people … [Read more...] about 2 Strangers Out of Women’s Bar After Pulled to Investigate Noise in San Diego

Six years ago, Dean Spanos announced that the Chargers would be moving out of town, ending the San Diego football team's run that began in 1961.The difficult, divisive and impossible task of financing an NFL stadium in San Diego in the 21st century never happened. The twists and turns date back to 1984, when Stockton real estate tycoon Alex Spanos, Dean's father, bought control … [Read more...] about Column: Six years since the Chargers moved, City Hall conti

According to a new study by UC San Diego researchers, drug addicted seniors — and we're not talking high school kids — are visiting emergency rooms for cannabis-related problems in unprecedented numbers.According to the study conducted by the University of California San Diego School of Medicine, only 366 Californians over the age of 65 went to the emergency room in 2005 for … [Read more...] about Stoned California seniors headed to emergency rooms by the thousands: UCSD study

SAN DIEGO - San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria was in the Stockton neighborhood Saturday as a new type of housing development was unveiled.The development is a 34-unit apartment building on Market Street.It will offer one and three bedroom units. The buildings are pre-assembled and take just five days to build."The 34 units represent just a fraction of our current pipeline in the city … [Read more...] about Prefabricated Apartment Units Unveiled in San Diego

SAN DIEGO — The number of homeless people living in Downtown San Diego continues to grow.A new study on December 29, 2022, by the non-profit Downtown San Diego Partnership, shows that 1,839 people live without shelter in the city center whether it is on the sidewalks or in cars.Campaigners said more was needed to address all the areas in which people needed support."We need to … [Read more...] about Downtown San Diego’s unsheltered population continues to grow, a new monthly count finds

Rain brings many good things to a state that constantly deals with drought. It also brings a series of holes.“They are everywhere now,” sighed Mario Escalera.Escalera is part of the City of San Diego pothole repair team. He said he always knows that his work will increase when the rain clouds hit the city. Top Stories in San Diego County “We always say, 'Holy cow. Here come … [Read more...] about The rain is once again bringing a slew of new potholes to San Diego residents

The number of homeless people living without shelter in downtown San Diego is approaching 2,000 and has hit a record high for the fifth month in a row.Figures released Friday by the Downtown San Diego Partnership show that there were 1,839 people living on sidewalks or in vehicles on the night of December 29. November figures showed that 1,706 people lived without shelter in … [Read more...] about The number of homeless in downtown San Diego reaches a record high for the fifth month in a row