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Bob Filner Facing Second Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
A second city employee files a lawsuit against disgraced former San Diego Mayor Bob Filner, claiming he grabbed her from behind, put her in a headlock and rubbed her breasts at an event at a city park.
Carlsbad Macy's Robbed By Man With Gun
A robber armed with a gun stole merchandise from a department store at Westfield Plaza Camino Real mall in Carlsbad on Wednesday.
Richard Tuite One Step Closer To Freedom After Manslaughter Acquittal
A judge Tuesday resentenced Richard Tuite to credit for time served for escape and bribery convictions one week after his acquittal in the 1998 stabbing death of 12-year-old Stephanie Crowe.
Report: San Diego Has $170M In Sidewalk Requests
The city of San Diego has 425 requests for sidewalk installations throughout the city, which would cost a combined $170 million, but only budgets $1 million annually to pay for them.
San Diego Housing Report Shows Signs Of Market Slowdown
The SANDAG report says the median cost of a single-family house in San Diego in November was $469,000, down 1.3 percent from last month but 15 percent higher from October 2012.
Marine Pilots To Practice Bombing At Camp Pendleton This Week
Marine Corps pilots will practice bombing targets at a Camp Pendleton range from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday.
National City Shutting Down City Hall For Two Weeks To Save Money
National City will close its City Hall for two weeks, saving the city an estimated $138,500 in salary costs and an additional $11,910 in energy costs.
Carlsbad Police Tracking Origin Of Suspicious Object Found On Lawn
A plastic bottle containing tin foil and a dark liquid was reported Sunday and now Carlsbad police want to know who left it on the home's lawn.
San Diego Chargers Avoid Broadcast Blackout For Sunday's NFL Game
A San Diego television station and car dealership promised to buy enough tickets to Sunday's NFL game between the San Diego Chargers and the New York Giants to avoid a TV broadcast blackout.
San Diego Chargers Given 24-Hour Extension To Avoid Broadcast Blackout
Around 3,000 seats remain for Sunday afternoon's contest against the New York Giants, and the NFL has given the San Diego Chargers an extra 24 hours to sell them to avoid a broadcast blackout.
