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The Independent Redistricting Commission had planned to vote on the final map at their Thursday evening meeting, but then concerns were raised. -
On Friday, the San Diego Association of Governments votes on a controversial regional transportation plan. Local leaders gathered Thursday to voice their opposition. -
Opening statements and testimony began in the trial of Matthew Dages, who is accused of lying about the basis of his May 27, 2020, arrest of Amaurie Johnson, a young Black man who was waiting for friends outside an apartment complex. -
Ricky Bernard Cooper, 34, pleaded guilty last month to arson and burglary charges for the May 30, 2020, fire inside the Chase bank branch at 4791 Spring St., as well as for looting stores at the La Mesa Springs Shopping Center. -
Urban planners and academicians have drawn up a plan for the region to lighten it's carbon footprint significantly by 2045. -
A Wendy's restaurant in Santee held a fundraiser for the two families whose homes were destroyed, and the NTSB has released a preliminary report. -
Defend East County formed in the spring of 2020 after a racial justice protest turned into a riot in downtown La Mesa. While the group's public profile has diminished since last summer, its desire to impact local politics has not. -
While the state is the first to offer free breakfast and lunch to all students, California schools aren’t required to provide meals that adhere to students’ religious or cultural beliefs. This has an especially big impact on Muslim students. -
The families are now trying to find out where they’ll be sleeping for the foreseeable future. -
Grossmont Union High School District released the final report from the independent investigation into a disturbing video captured at Valhalla High School in El Cajon.
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