Robert Santos
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East Village candy shop owners now making edibles
They’re two best friends making candy and having fun doing it. In 2015, they opened a candy store in the East Village. → Read More
Get a tree for free from the City of San Diego
This is one unique delivery. One for which you don't have to pay or lift a finger. If you live or own property in the city of San Diego, you be eligible for a free tree or trees. → Read More
Residents against SDSU 'mega-dorm' in their community
A project to building more student housing has many College Area residents concerned. → Read More
Illegal Dumping in Alleys and Sidewalks
It’s a problem in many neighborhoods across the county. People illegally dumping old furniture, appliances and other trash in alleys, sidewalks and even front yards. → Read More
Fun, free activities for San Diego students on Spring Break
Thousands of San Diego students are thrilled to be on Spring Break. → Read More
Goats clearing weeds, brush around San Diego County
After recent rains, a North County resident was overwhelmed with the amount of thick brush and weeds all over yards, fields, and hillsides. So, goats were called in to take care of the problem. → Read More
Local company behind breakthrough drug for pancreatic cancer
A local company is behind a breakthrough treatment for one of the deadliest forms of cancer – pancreatic cancer. → Read More
One dead after car gets jammed under semi on SR-52 in Santee
Firefighters attempted to rescue the trapped victim, but the person died at the scene. → Read More
Man accused in death of woman found in suitcase pleads not guilty
Joshua Palmer is accused in the death of Shauna Haynes, whose body was found stuffed in a suitcase near a downtown hotel. → Read More
Six-year-old boy dies getting tooth extracted
Tim Sears had big dreams for his six-year-old son Caleb. But Caleb's life ended too soon. He had gone to the oral surgeon to get a tooth extracted when he died while under anesthesia. → Read More
Six-year-old boy dies getting tooth extracted
Tim Sears had big dreams for his six-year-old son Caleb. But Caleb's life ended too soon. He had gone to the oral surgeon to get a tooth extracted when he died while under anesthesia. → Read More
Six-year-old boy dies getting tooth extracted
Tim Sears had big dreams for his six-year-old son Caleb. But Caleb's life ended too soon. He had gone to the oral surgeon to get a tooth extracted when he died while under anesthesia. → Read More
Six-year-old boy dies getting tooth extracted
Tim Sears had big dreams for his six-year-old son Caleb. But Caleb's life ended too soon. He had gone to the oral surgeon to get a tooth extracted when he died while under anesthesia. → Read More
High school athletes train to spot sports related injuries
A new program is putting local student athletes in charge of their health. UC San Diego Health has teamed up with Advocates for Injured Athletes to alleviate San Diego parents’ fears when their children play high school sports. → Read More
10 dogs saved from South Korean meat farm up for adoption
Thirty dogs were recently rescued from meat farms in South Korea. → Read More
Ocean Beach family gives back to local school
Teachers at Ocean Beach school are able to buy supplies for their classrooms thanks to one generous family. → Read More
Visitors Leave Behind Trash in the mountains after a busy weekend
Not everyone had to return to work and school on Monday. 10News found some people up in Mt. Laguna enjoying one last fun day in the snow before their vacation ends. → Read More
3 vehicles erupt in flames dangerously close to homes
Four hours after the fire, one of the cars reignited. → Read More
Police warn homeless San Diegans about El Nino flooding
The San Diego Police Department Homeless Outreach Team scoured the San Diego River searching for anyone camping out to warn them about the potential for severe flooding this winter. → Read More
San Diegans prepare to turn up the heat again
The big temperature drop happening midweek is prompting many San Diegans to get their heaters checked or repaired. → Read More