Authorities asked the public Thursday for help in identifying a man who exposed himself to two Rancho Bernardo High School students over a 35-minute period this week as the teens were walking to school.
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Sketch Of Rancho Bernardo Flasher Released
San Diego police homicide detectives have asked for the public’s help to find a man who was seen in the area where a homeless man was found dead in Point Loma two weeks ago.
Authorities asked the public on Wednesday for help in finding a man wanted for questioning in connection with the suspicious death of a transient near Shelter Island.
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Man Sought For Questioning In Transient’s Death
A local marine biologist who has been tracking great white sharks has found an inventive way to share his research with the public.
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Local Biologist Behind Shark Tracking App
San Diego police Thursday marked the one-year anniversary of a man’s death by asking the public for help in finding his killer.
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SDPD Seeks Public’s Help In Finding Killer
The southern San Andreas fault — a system large enough to produce highly damaging shaking in San Diego County — appears to be shaped differently than scientists have long thought.
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U-T: Scientists Rethinking Threat Posed By San Andreas
An Imperial Beach man arrested on suspicion of drunken driving three times in five days was scheduled to be arraigned at the downtown San Diego courthouse Thursday.
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Another DUI Hearing For Man Arrested 3 Times
A multi-institution partnership focused on educating the public about climate change in this area formally launched its website Tuesday.
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Climate change website launched
The San Diego County Sheriff’s Department sought the public’s help Tuesday in the search for a missing 86-year-old El Cajon man suffering from dementia.
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Missing 86-Year-Old Man Found Near Border
An open-government advocacy group has sued the San Diego County Board of Supervisors, claiming members violated state law by acting on a report when the public agenda only said they would receive it.
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Group sues county over red-tape vote
A 35-year-old man was jailed on suspicion of punching and kicking a dog at its owner’s Pacific Beach home, San Diego police said.
A fundraiser is under way to raise money to build a statue of a horse that was instrumental to Marines during the Korean War.
The Whaley House Museum in Old Town on Saturday will celebrate the 242nd anniversary of the dedication of a chapel on Presidio Hill that led to the establishment of the San Diego Mission, calling it the city’s birthday.
Moody’s Investors Service lowered the credit rating of the San Diego Unified School District’s general obligation bonds Thursday and gave the district a “negative” financial outlook.
The San Diego Chargers have released long snapper David Binn, the only player left from their 1994 Super Bowl team and the last player left from Bobby Beathard’s tenure as general manager.
Following in his father’s footsteps at the prestigious law firm Gray, Cary, Ames & Frye, Theodore “Ted” Cranston embarked on a legal career that earned him national recognition in the field of estate planning and accolades as a leader in community service to San Diego.
A robber with a pistol held up Rose Donuts north of El Cajon Saturday evening, sheriff’s officials said.
Sam Popkin is a political-science professor at UC San Diego. He is the author of the forthcoming book “The Candidate: How to Win — and Hold — the White House.” This is his take on the Nevada caucuses, provided to U-T San Diego:
The former chairman of the San Diego County and California Republican parties says Mitt Romney is the certain GOP nominee barring an unlikely shift in dynamic.
Illegal immigration is a contentious topic in the United States, but it can be a touchy subject in Mexico too.
A 42-year-old motorcyclist traveling west on state Route 76 was severely injured Saturday afternoon when his bike veered into an eastbound lane and collided with an SUV pulling a utility trailer, the California Highway Patrol said.
The executive director of the local chapter of the Susan G.
A new art exhibit unveiled in Encinitas on Saturday that was meant to honor a former city councilwoman has also created controversy.
About 1,000 middle school students participated Saturday in the Science Olympiad at Rancho Bernardo High School.
