Andrew Nomura
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City schools work on plan for fall reopening
The San Diego Unified School District is preparing to reopen its campuses in the fall, but officials say they'll need more federal help before that can realistically happen. → Read More
Chula Vista City Council approves spending on police vehicles
Chula Vista City Council unanimously voted Tuesday in favor of purchasing more police vehicles. → Read More
Chula Vista church wants to take reopening fight to Supreme Court
South Bay United Pentecostal now is looking for guidance from the highest court in the land with its ambitions set on reopening. → Read More
$28M lottery ticket sold in National City
A lottery player who purchased a ticket in National City has won $28 million, California Lottery announced Monday. → Read More
Hikers warned to watch for rattlesnakes as temperature rise
San Diego park rangers are warning that the warm weather in May means that rattlesnakes are becoming more active. → Read More
‘Good day to be a San Diegan’ as people take in reopened beaches
People made their way to the San Diego coast to enjoy the first weekend of beach reopenings. → Read More
South Bay leaders call for emergency repairs to Tijuana sewage system
South Bay leaders are once again calling for action to fix cross border pollution. → Read More
County opens 2 drive-by virus testing sites
San Diego County opened two additional drive-thru testing facilities Monday. → Read More
Residents return to reopened neighborhood parks
San Diegans were eager to take advantage several reopened neighborhood parks Tuesday after weeks of closures. → Read More
Fire tears through Kearny Mesa restaurant
Crews worked Monday night to extinguish flames that tore through a restaurant in Kearny Mesa. → Read More
Coronado to close beaches on weekends
Coronado City Council voted 3-2 Tuesday to close beaches on weekends in response to the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
Pizza shop gives back to first responders, healthcare and grocery workers
ESCONDIDO, Calif — A restaurant in Escondido is stepping up making sure important groups in the community are fed. BAPS! restaurant was only in business for three months before the coronavirus pandemic hit. Like most businesses around the state, the restaurant is now only able to do takeout or delivery orders, resulting in a crushing […] → Read More
Restaurant delivers food, toiletries to senior citizens in need
People around San Diego are lending a hand to those who need help during the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
Employee at assisted living facility tests positive for coronavirus
An employee at an assisted living facility in Spring Valley has tested positive for the coronavirus, officials said Friday. → Read More
Residents cast ballots early at satellite voting locations
The county has four satellite voting locations where people can vote early in hopes of avoiding long lines. → Read More
Electric scooter ban on boardwalks starts Saturday
A motorized devices ban is going into effect on Saturday. → Read More
5-year-old in critical condition after fatal bus crash
A 5-year-old was in critical condition after a bus crashed in Pala Mesa Saturday morning, authorities said. → Read More
City breaks ground on water purification facility in Oceanside
The City of Oceanside has broken ground on its new water purification facility. → Read More
Man pleads not guilty in sexual assault of woman at assisted living facility
A man who allegedly sexually assaulted a woman at a Carlsbad assisted living center pleaded not guilty Friday to charges of sexual battery, assault, indecent exposure and burglary. → Read More
Toxic chemical secretly dumped in El Cajon is making residents sick
Several El Cajon residents believe a toxic chemical in the ground is making them sick. → Read More