So much for the fire extinguisher
Mercedes on fire on I-5 near Manchester
Ken Harrison 2:30 p.m., April 23
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Acoustic MondayNavajo Live |
Monday, April 23, 7 p.m. |
KaraokeNavajo Live |
Tuesday, April 24, 8 p.m. |
Spring AwakeningMission Trails Regional Park |
Wednesday, April 25, 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. |
Heidi & the AlmightysNavajo Live |
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San Carlos News & Stories
Solar vision of a refugee
Mohamed Hauter's transition from Yemen teen to green-energy guy
Hauter grew up with his family in Yemen while his father, a U.S. citizen, spent six months of the year working in the States, first as a farmer in California's Central Valley and later as ...
Drones over San Carlos
No solution to stop peeping-Tom aviators
Stefanie Sekich has dealt with drones near her home in San Carlos on three occasions. The first time, she was outside enjoying a glass of wine and didn’t think much of it. She thought it ...
Eyesore for the birds at Lake Murray
Plywood sound barrier walls didn't keep out thieves
Beginning in late 2016 and continuing through mid 2017, the City of San Diego's water department started the Pipeline 4 Project, which entails relining pipes at Lake Murray. Along with construction crews, cement trucks, and ...
Green Elementary assault trial starts today
Girls allegedly preyed on special-needs student
A civil trial begins today (January 30) in a molestation case of a special-needs student who was allegedly assaulted by three older students inside a bathroom at Green Elementary School in San Carlos. The lawsuit ...
Kindergarten sexual harassment case continues
Green Elementary School incident puts officials in the spotlight
New details have emerged regarding an alleged sexual assault by an elementary-school student on another student at San Diego Unified School District's Green Elementary School. On August 18, 2016, San Diego Unified School District superintendent ...
San Carlos Photos
View of Cowles Mountain from Miramar ...
Mission Trails Regional Park Father Junipero ...
Mission Trails Regional Park Father Junipero ...
Mission Trails Regional Park Father Junipero ...
Comments
Sirius May 12, 2013 @ 4:48 p.m.
To all the Moms in San Carlos, and the entire world, let us take time to thank you for life, love, laughter, and guidance in our paths of life. We dedicate this one day to you, only as a reminder for what we forget to say everyday; for to often do we get caught up in lifes routines to take the time to pay our gratitude towards our loving mothers. Weather your sons/daughters are present in life today, your no less a mother than anyone else. To the mothers that abuse their children, and do not know how to raise children, it is never too late to turn life around. Our children are the future, and our mothers are the creators of the future, make the future loving and brighter.
Happy mothers day, today, and 364 more days, every year.
Ny2CaBlonde June 1, 2013 @ 7:36 p.m.
Regarding crime in the area (or any area in a specified perimeter), I recommend signing up for email alerts at crimemapping.com. You can see what crimes happen within a mile of your residence. Useful website for those that want to keep a better neighborhood watch :)
mrgaga June 19, 2013 @ 7:46 p.m.
It's too bad San Carlos seems to be having an increase in crime. We have to keep our eyes open and let the low lifes know this is our home and we will take care of San Carlos. If you can't respect others then go back to the gutter where you came from.
AlpineMoto July 6, 2013 @ 10:45 p.m.
50 years of good neighbors.
Western end of Jackie Dr at Coleshill Dr just celebrated 50 years of joy.
Attached is a picture of the original homeowners who still live in the cul de sac.
There was food, drink, games and even a little bit of illegal fireworks thrown in.
karenblevins60 Aug. 11, 2013 @ 10:41 a.m.
Mayor? We don need no stinkin' mayor! In bucolic San Carlos, our little corner of the world, we are fortunate to have two long-standing mayors-in-residence. Barbara Cleves Anderson keeps us apprised of All Things Lake Murray and is a tireless advocate for both people and wildlife who seek solace in the peace and comfort that our lake brings. And John Pilch is the glue that continues to hold this community together -- silently (and humbly) volunteering endless hours "behind the scenes" to try and provide a yearly fireworks show, keep crime down, and set the standard we can all follow to be good neighbors and citizens. Come on over, folks, and enjoy our very own version of Mayberry...climb Cowles Mountain, watch the plant and wildlife at the lake grow and blossom, and get to know some of the natives.
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