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Route 94 East Closed For Possible Jumper
Eastbound lanes on SR 94 near downtown San Diego have been blocked off because an apparently suicidal person is threatening to jump from the 30th Street Bridge over the freeway, according to police.
Police, Protesters Clash Over 'Occupy San Diego' Tent City
At least one person camped out alongside San Diego City Hall as part of a week-old protest against perceived financial and political sins was arrested this morning after he and others refused police orders to clear out their personal possessions.
SD Bus Rider Diagnosed With TB
A Metropolitan Transit System bus rider who was recently diagnosed with tuberculosis may have exposed others to the disease, the county's Health and Human Services Agency reported today.
Higher Temperatures Expected In The County
A warming trend will begin in San Diego County today, sending temperatures in parts of the region soaring to 100 and above.
San Diego Police Officer Shot In The Head Dies; Suspect Killed
Officer Jeremy Henwood, 36, a four-year veteran, died early Sunday morning. It is the second time a San Diego police officer has been shot while on-duty in the last 10 months.
Two Charged With Starting Massive Eagle Fire
The men, both 23, are accused of arson in starting the blaze that injured 18 firefighters and cost about $15 million to extinguish.
Truck Loaded With Radioactive Material Exits San Diego County
During its trip, the truck was twice parked alongside North County thoroughfares, creating a roadside curiosity.
County Supervisors Explore Creation Of Minority District
Under threat of a legal challenge, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors vote to create a plan to redraw district boundaries to include a district made up of mostly minority residents.
Chief: Support Given To Officer Who Took His Life
San Diego's police chief said David Christopher Hall met with the department's newly formed wellness unit on Sunday. Over the past 30 years, 11 San Diego police personnel have committed suicide.
Man Accused In 1993 Shooting Deaths Of Sailors To Be Tried As Adult
One of two men charged in the shooting deaths of two San Diego-based sailors in Otay Mesa nearly 18 years ago when he was 17 years old is unfit for prosecution in Juvenile Court and will be tried as an adult, a judge ruled today.
