Joe Little
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Chula Vista could begin negotiations with a university for its university site
The City of Chula Vista could soon begin negotiations with a North County-based university for a new campus on the city’s eastern side. → Read More
San Diego man's last wish makes his wife roll her eyes
A San Diego retiree in Hospice care got his dying wish and made his wife roll her eyes at the same time. → Read More
Two hooded burglars hit two businesses two feet apart Tuesday
Two hooded burglars hit two businesses two feet apart early Tuesday morning. They made off with thousands of dollars inside one safe. → Read More
Power returned to thousands impacted by the Lilac Fire and Santa Anas
Thousands of San Diego County residents can finally turn the lights on after San Diego Gas and Electric restored power to areas impacted by high winds and the Lilac Fire. → Read More
20 dogs drive cross country to find their forever home in San Diego
San Diego County has 20 more dogs that need to be adopted after a van arrived at the Rancho Coastal Humane Society Thursday from Mississippi. → Read More
Chula Vista man praises police for recovering irreplaceable handwritten cards from his mother
A Chula Vista man is praising the local police department after police recovered some of the precious possessions stolen from his house when it was ransacked last week. → Read More
Parents worried Bus Rapid Transit corridor will threaten their children's safety
A group of Chula Vista parents is concerned about their children’s safety once construction is completed on the San Diego Association of Government’s new Bus Rapid Transit system. → Read More
North County man upset city hasn't repaired street lights in more than a year
A North County man said he’s frustrated with the City of San Diego because he said it has not repaired several streetlights in his 4S Ranch neighborhood in more than a year. → Read More
Chula Vista looks to put a dent in its affordable housing crisis
The Chula Vista City Council approved a $3,300,000 loan to Wakeland Housing and Development Corporation to begin the process of constructing a 47-unit affordable housing complex in the Southwest part of town. That money will go towards purchasing the property located along Anita Street near Industrial Boulevard. → Read More
Otay Mesa inmates challenged to use music to prepare for life beyond bars
Inmates at the Donovan Correctional Facility are using music to prepare themselves for life beyond their bars. → Read More
South Bay residents get an idea of massive bayfront development
South Bay residents were given a better idea of what Chula Vista’s Bayfront will look like in the next 20 years. The Chula Vista Chamber of Commerce hosted an informational meeting Wednesday to update residents on progress on the 550-acre development. → Read More
San Diego Fire Chief and Lifeguard Sergeant in war of words over Hurricane Harvey rescue efforts
A war of words pitted San Diego’s Fire Chief against one of his Lifeguard sergeants. The two disagreed over why the San Diego Lifeguard Swift Water Rescue team was not sent to Texas to help with Hurricane Harvey rescues before Tuesday. → Read More
Local businessman empowers customers to feed people who simply need a break
A South Bay business owner wants to feed one family a day because of a lesson his mother taught him years ago. Victor Lopez owns the El Pollo Grill in Bonita said there’s only one caveat: Someone has to petition for someone else to get the meal. That person has to pick up the free meal and deliver it to the person in need. → Read More
University Heights woman catches a peeping tom playing with himself outside
A University Heights woman said she caught a man masturbating while he watched her through a window Tuesday night. → Read More
San Diego sailor with prosthetic leg seeks redemption with solo voyage
A San Diego sailor is looking to redeem himself for a 2005 accident that shipwrecked his family in the South Pacific. 65-year-old John Silverwood’s entire family nearly died and he lost his left leg. Silverwood will leave Thursday by himself on a three-week voyage to Hawai’i. → Read More
Firefighter who helped young crash survivor talks about compassion
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) - The Heartland Fire department firefighter who helped a girl after a deadly crash says his kind act is just part of the job. → Read More
Frustrated mayor to file a lawsuit to protect South Bay city stop raw sewage from Mexico
“Don’t mess with IB.” That’s was the message Tuesday from Imperial Beach Mayor Serge Dedina to the International Boundary and Water Commission. Dedina said the city is ready to file a lawsuit... → Read More
City admits traffic caution signs were installed incorrectly in OB neighborhood
The City of San Diego will replace several traffic caution signs in Ocean Beach Wednesday after 10News showed the city how confusing the arrows could be to drivers. More than a dozen yellow and black caution arrows at the corner of Coronado and Bacon are pointing in different directions. → Read More
Local attorney claims Lemon Grove Councilman threatened to 'mess her up'
A San Diego attorney said she’s afraid of a Lemon Grove City Councilman. Dorinna Hirsch is so afraid she filed a Request for Restraining Order against Councilman David Arambula in California Superior Court. → Read More
Chula Vista to get $1 billion resort hotel, convention center
Officials with the City of Chula Vista and Port of San Diego are expected to sign a Letter of Intent this week with Rida Development Corporation to build a billion-dollar resort hotel and convention center. → Read More