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The majority of refugees coming to the San Diego region now settle in El Cajon. -
Cal Fire said the fire started Friday afternoon along state Route 94, near Via Mercado, and burned about 10 acres. -
The blaze, which erupted for unknown reasons near Akuunyaa Way shortly before 5 p.m. Wednesday, caused no reported structural damage but left two of the personnel working the fire lines in need of emergency care. -
As of around 4 p.m., the Wildcat fire had scorched roughly 170 acres. A firefighter was reportedly injured battling the blaze. -
Updated story on day 2 of the Wildcat fire can be viewed here. -
When school lets out and summer begins, many kids need to find ways to stave off boredom. But some also need help fighting hunger. -
The Pacific Crest Trail is more popular than ever, thanks largely to the best-selling book "Wild," which was turned into a movie starring Reese Witherspoon. -
California water regulators have released a new proposed plan requiring some cities to reduce water use by more than the 25 percent originally ordered by Gov. Jerry Brown. But other cities, like San Diego, got a slight reprieve. -
Lise Avenue will become known as Lakiba Palmer Avenue in honor of the late sailor. The San Diego High School graduate was one of 17 sailors killed in the Oct. 12, 2000 attack in Yemen. -
One horse is dead and another is injured after they were struck by vehicles in Alpine early Wednesday morning.
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