CO Detector Law Takes Effect
A key part of SB 183, passed last April by state legislature, is set to take effect tomorrow. As of July 1, all single-family homes in the state are required to be equipped with a carbon monoxide detector. Multi-family properties …
New Fees for SD Fire-Rescue
The city council approved new fees to generate income for the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department at its meeting yesterday. A new fee for inspection of high-rise buildings was set at $10.96 per 1,000 square feet of building space and will …
Another Failed Robbery Attempt
Around 11 a.m. yesterday, police were summoned to a Wells Fargo branch on North Second Street in El Cajon. A man leaving the bank after making a deposit had his bank bag snatched by an individual who fled on foot. …
Man Hides From Cops in Attic
San Diego sheriff's deputies responded to a tip last night hoping to serve felony arrest warrants. Sergio Castaneda had two outstanding warrants for burglary and domestic violence. On arriving at a Linda Vista house on Volta Court, deputies saw the …
Bank Patron Bites Robber
La Mesa Police report an attempted robbery in the parking lot outside Bank of America at Grossmont Center. Just before 10 a.m. this morning, a female left her car and approached the bank, carrying a plainly visible deposit bag. A …
Salary Cap Issue May Keep Chargers in Town
Fans lately have been grasping for reason to believe the Chargers are doing more in San Diego than biding time while a new Los Angeles stadium is built. They were given a new theory to consider this morning by Mike …
Activist Groups Call for End to War on Drugs
A crowd of about 60 gathered last Friday, June 17 at Pioneer Park in Mission Hills to call for a massive overhaul of United States drug policy. The rally was timed to coincide with the 40th anniversary of Richard Nixon’s …