Temecula police unit keeps
Temecula police unit keeps gang activities in check
TEMECULA ---- Fears of gang activity in the city are overblown, Temecula police officials said Wednesday, in a press conference outlining changes in the department's tactics.
Deliberations begin in Murrieta murder case
FRENCH VALLEY ---- When Dustin Waid Stanford stabbed his girlfriend 22 times was it an intentional act, or was it because he was experiencing a drug-induced psychosis?
Vista deputies trying out a mobile hidden camera
VISTA ---- Deputies in Vista are now testing a camera they say will allow them to secretly record illegal activities in public areas.
Tri-City signs pact with Blue Cross: Members can return
OCEANSIDE --- Tri-City Medical Center announced today that it has signed a multi-year contract with Blue Cross of California.
Horn responds to questions about financial disclosures
SAN DIEGO ---- An "upset" County Supervisor Bill Horn was left apologizing Wednesday for misreporting information on financial disclosure forms and denying insinuations that he has had an improper relationship with his chief of staff.
Opposition to county's proposed noise ordinance broadens among business groups
A proposal to limit noise from motorcycles and other activities faces more opposition from business leaders, who say the rules, now in their sixth or seventh iteration, have become so broad that they could hamper activities that bring hundreds of thousands of dollars into the area every year.
Escondido business groups give city a thumbs up
One month after the mayor gave her official address, local business groups offered their own State of the City.
Man pleads guilty in First Latino case
SAN DIEGO ---- The former chief operating officer of the now-defunct First Latino Group pleaded guilty Wednesday to five felony charges, including conspiracy to steal from investors in a home buying and investment program.
Working families feeling left out
Despite more than five years of sometimes frenzied home buying, a broad range of American middle-class families have not improved their homeownership levels and Californians have fallen even further behind, two ...
Teachers, district progress on salary talks
TEMECULA ---- Teachers and district officials made a small bit of progress on finding common ground to resolve their ongoing salary dispute after representatives from the two parties met for about two hours late Wednesday afternoon, a teachers union leader said.
SUV veers, hits woman walking
Police last night were investigating why a sport utility vehicle driver swerved onto a sidewalk and struck a woman in her 80s.
Meet LaDainian Tomlinson and Igor Olshansky at San Diego County Henry's Marketplace Stores
'Player's Drink, the San Diego based sports beverage company, is proud to present some of its top professional athletes, LaDainaian Tomlinson and Igor Olshansky to meet the public at various San Diego County ...
Illegal Immigrants Busted by San Diego Task Force on Gang-Related Charges
By James Lambert March 20, 2006 SAN DIEGO - More than three dozen people in San Diego County were arrested late last week on violent gang-related charges, according to a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ...
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