Christian Police Group Abruptly Dissolves After Backlash Over Hiring Disgraced San Diego Deputy

A San Diego Christian organization that spent nearly four decades ministering to law-enforcement officers has apparently vanished almost overnight, dissolving just days after widespread outrage erupted over its decision to make a disgraced former sheriff's deputy convicted of abusing women while on duty one of its chaplains.

Monster Bluefin Tuna Approaching 500 Pounds Caught Off San Diego In Historic Week For Local Fishing

San Diego fishermen landed two monster bluefin tuna in days, including a nearly 500-pound giant now headed to Herb & Wood in Little Italy.

Food Network-Featured NOLA On 5th Permanently Closes In San Diego's Hillcrest

San Diego's Hillcrest has lost its taste of the Big Easy. NOLA on 5th, the New Orleans-inspired restaurant and bar that spent more than five years serving jambalaya, gumbo, po' boys, crawfish boils and Hurricanes from a historic Fifth Avenue house, has permanently closed. A sign posted at the restaurant now states that the business is permanently shuttered, sparking questions from customers who showed up expecting to find it open.

San Diego Padres' Gallagher Square Concert Fight Heads To Court, But There's Much More To This Noise Battle

For years, East Village residents have complained that concerts at Gallagher Square AT Petco Park are so loud that bass rattles their windows, music penetrates their homes and the outdoor venue effectively turns nearby condominium towers into unwilling extensions of the show. Now, after three years of litigation, hundreds of pages of court filings and even a controversial change to San Diego's noise ordinance while the lawsuit was pending, a judge is finally preparing to consider some of the central claims in the fight.

ICE Agents Chase Student Onto San Diego City College Campus During Immigration Arrest

An immigration enforcement action near San Diego City College spilled onto school grounds Tuesday morning when federal agents arrested a driver believed to be a student and then chased another student onto the downtown campus, prompting an alert and condemnation from San Diego Community College District officials.

Ambitious New All-Day Restaurant, Wine Bar & Cafe Taking Over Former Maytag Center In La Mesa

A long-vacant commercial building near the heart of La Mesa is being lined up for a major transformation, as the team behind Lost Cause Meadery and Oddish Wine joins forces with the owners of Normal Heights favorite Bica on an ambitious new all-day hospitality concept planned for the former Maytag Home Appliance Center property.

Nathan Fielder's Wild Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Has A Major San Diego Connection

What do Elizabeth Holmes, Nathan Fielder, a mysterious millionaire lurking around a federal courthouse, a new blood-testing startup and three of San Diego's most famous hotels all have in common? Quite a lot, as it turns out. One of the year's most buzzed-about new films is about to pull back the curtain on a bizarre San Diego story hiding in plain sight, as You Can See Everything offers extraordinary access to the convicted Theranos founder - and reportedly turns her longtime partner Billy Evans, heir to the family behind the San Diego's Bahia Hotel, Catamaran Resort and Lodge at Torrey Pines, into a major character in a nearly three-hour film critics are already describing as shocking, surreal and unlike any previous telling of the Holmes saga.

San Diego Man Loses Both Legs In Horrific Santee Crash, Now His Family Is Asking The Community To Help Him Rebuild His Life

After losing both legs in a horrific Santee crash, 37-year-old Shawn Bell survived. Now his family is asking San Diego to help him rebuild his life.

San Diego Hospitality Behemoth CH Projects Bringing Korean BBQ Restaurant To Little Italy As Dreamboat Hotel Takes Over La Pensione

San Diego hospitality powerhouse CH Projects (formerly Consortium Holdings) is preparing to bring a new Korean barbecue restaurant to the heart of Little Italy as part of a major redevelopment of the former La Pensione Hotel, which is now being transformed into the company's long-planned Dreamboat Hotel.

BMW Plows Through North Park Produce In Poway, Seriously Injuring Three People

A frightening scene unfolded at North Park Produce in Poway on Sunday afternoon when a BMW crashed through the front of the busy grocery store and barreled into the checkout area, leaving three people with life-threatening injuries and causing extensive damage to the building.

San Diego's Legendary Big Kitchen Café On Brink Of Closure As Staff Plead For Help To Save 46-Year-Old Institution

One of San Diego's most storied neighborhood restaurants may be approaching the end of the road. The Big Kitchen Café, the tiny South Park breakfast institution presided over for more than four decades by Judy "The Beauty on Duty" Forman, is facing severe financial problems, equipment failures and declining business, with one longtime staff member telling SanDiegoVille they fear the restaurant may not survive without immediate help.

San Diego Sports Bars For The Fan Of Nearly Any NFL Team | The Ultimate List Of Team-Specific Establishments For Football Fanatics In America's Finest City

The 2026–2027 NFL season is here, and San Diego may still be without a team of its own, but you'd never know it on a football Sunday. From packed Pacific Beach sports bars to neighborhood pubs in Ocean Beach, North Park, Downtown, North County and beyond, America's Finest City remains one of the country's great melting pots for NFL fans, with unofficial hometown headquarters for supporters of nearly every franchise in the league.

Chula Vista Pushes Back On Gaylord Pacific Financing Reports, Clarifying Taxpayer Liability & Revenue Timeline

Chula Vista officials are pushing back on significant portions of recent reporting about the complicated public financing behind the $1.3 billion Gaylord Pacific Resort & Convention Center, providing additional information and a 2018 public presentation that appear to show two important aspects of the project's financing were incorrectly characterized.

SDPD Officer Who Shot And Killed 16-Year-Old Konoa Wilson While The Boy Fled Gunfire Will Face No Criminal Charges

San Diego Police Officer Daniel Gold II will not face criminal charges for shooting and killing 16-year-old Konoa Wilson as the teenager ran for his life from another gunman at the Santa Fe Depot, a decision that arrives months after San Diego taxpayers were forced to pay Wilson's family $30 million in one of the largest police-shooting settlements in U.S. history.