Lindsey Peña
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Retired police K-9 who fell into Chula Vista well still recovering
Mark Pugh has been coming to the vet hospital in Sorrento Valley every day for the last month to visit his dog Indy. → Read More
Chula Vista Fire investigator and specially trained K-9 partner now on duty
The Chula Vista Fire Department has a new fire investigation team on duty that includes a specially trained arson dog. → Read More
Donovan prisoner released after 30 years behind bars with help of Project for the Innocent
Humberto Duran's mom has been waiting to hold him as a free man for 30 years. That's how long her son has been behind bars, all the while proclaiming his innocence. → Read More
Lice cases increase in San Diego County
"My sister who's a nurse came over to the house and I was scratching and I said will you take a look at my scalp? And she said obviously it's lice if it's itching you head." → Read More
'I want to get it back': Woman's SUV used to haul therapy horse trailer stolen
Silvia Wagers and her horse Tempo have been together for more than two decades now. In that time, they've become pretty well known around the San Diego area. → Read More
Local podcast raises money for Alzheimer's research
The hosts of "What the Podcast?" John Albright and Ryan Tafolla went live for 25 hours to raise money for Alzheimer's research. → Read More
Doctors seeing spike in respiratory illness among children
Cases of respiratory viruses in children are rising across the country earlier than usual this year, putting a strain on doctors and hospitals. → Read More
Local doctor helping teens realize their dreams
Raphael Silva is a doctor of family medicine at Kaiser Permanente in San Diego. It's a very different life from how he grew up working in the fields of California's Salinas Valley. → Read More
Life in Escondido: Exploring the growing cluster of wineries
Grape growing and wine making in the area dates back to the 1700's, when some of California's first wine grapes were planted. → Read More
Lambda Archives preserves LGBTQIA history in San Diego, surrounding areas
When the AIDS epidemic exploded in the 80s, a San Diego man started documenting the history of the LGBTQIA community in our area. → Read More
Gas tax increases in California amid record prices
Still no relief in sight for California drivers. The state excise tax, which was already scheduled to go up, rose by three cents Friday. → Read More
More hardship for family of fallen San Diego police officer
The SDPD officer and U.S. Marine was killed while sitting in his patrol car on August 6, 2011. Investigators say the suspect pretended to have car trouble before shooting Henwood in the head. → Read More
Kingfisher restaurant showcases Vietnamese cuisine
In the heart of Golden Hill, is a new restaurant called Kingfisher. → Read More
Rise Up industries in Santee helps former prisoners
ABC 10 News Leadership award winner April 2022: Rise Up Industries → Read More
San Diego researchers find Omicron sub-variant quickly becoming dominant strain in U.S.
While cases of Omicron and overall cases are now on the decline, scientists are seeing a new subvariant of Omicron called BA.2 starting to pop up. → Read More
San Diego non-profit works to bring more diversity to architecture field
"We need more diversity in architecture, more women, more minorities, more people to get in with a different background and start designing things for us," said Ann Militante with the Foundation. → Read More
San Diego County program offers free tax help, filing
This year, there are several new laws and changes that can make doing taxes even more confusing than usual. But there's a local program offering free help. → Read More
San Diego couple who fostered multiple litters of puppies, encourages others
Fostering nine dogs isn't easy but they say it was definitely rewarding. → Read More
Local man loses wife to COVID-19
Richard Eck says his wife Marie caught COVID-19 sometime in late December and by early January was still not feeling well. → Read More
Citizen's Review Board will step in earlier to investigate SD Sheriff incidents
The San Diego County Sheriff's Department announced a major change Monday when it come to deputy-involved shootings and in-custody deaths. → Read More