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Police Recover SUV in Fatal Pacific Beach Hit-and-Run That Killed Beloved Bar Manager San Diego police have located the white Mercedes-Benz SUV believed to have struck and killed 41-year-old Laqwente "Qwente" Bryant in Pacific Beach, but the driver remains on the loose. Bryant, the assistant general manager at
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La Jolla's $108 Million Sand Castle Gets a $15.5 Million Haircut If you have been saving up for La Jolla's most extravagant oceanfront mansion, congratulations. You just saved $15.5 million. The Sand Castle at 1900 Spindrift Drive has dropped from its original $108 million
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Cops Want Your Tips: $1,000 Reward Offered in Balboa Park Meter Vandalism Spree The Balboa Park parking saga just leveled up. San Diego police and Crime Stoppers are now offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of whoever has been systematically destroying parking pay stations
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La Jolla Homeowner Battles SDG&E Over Mystery Second Meter If you think your SDG&E bill is confusing, imagine discovering a whole extra meter on your house that you never asked for. That is exactly what happened to Manoj Aggarwal, a La Jolla homeowner who says he
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Pacific Beach Elementary Gets a Glow-Up 96 Years in the Making After nearly a century of educating PB kids on Tourmaline Street, Pacific Beach Elementary just got the upgrade it deserved. San Diego Unified celebrated the completion of a massive whole-site modernization on February 3, wrapping up two and a
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Mayor Gloria Blinks on Balboa Park Parking After Massive Backlash Well, San Diego, the squeaky wheel gets the grease. After a month of furious backlash, vandalized kiosks, and plummeting museum attendance, Mayor Todd Gloria announced Friday that he's rolling back parts of the deeply unpopular Balboa Park paid
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UCSD Names Eight Former Tritons to 2026 Illustrious Alumni Awards UC San Diego just announced its 2026 Illustrious Alumni Award recipients, and the eight honorees read like a who's who of American finance, biotech, tech, and education. The awards represent one of the university's highest honors,
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Del Mar Hotel Welcomes Its Newest Employee: A Robot The future of hospitality has rolled into Del Mar, and it does not need coffee breaks. TechForce Robotics just deployed its TIM-E autonomous service robot at the Homewood Suites hotel in Del Mar, making it one of the first properties in
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San Diego Beach Yoga Saga Gets Another Twist The longest-running yoga class in San Diego history just scored another win in court, though not a total knockout. U.S. District Judge Cathy Ann Bencivengo ruled Monday that yoga instructors Steven Hubbard and Amy Baack can move forward with their First
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Congratulations, it's a girl. And also a massive mess. A gender reveal party near the Camino de la Costa beach access in La Jolla has sparked outrage after roughly 50 guests gathered on January 10 for a celebration that included a helicopter releasing pink smoke over the shoreline
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Pacific Beach Fights to Block 23-Story Turquoise Tower If you have ever strolled down Turquoise Street in Pacific Beach, you know the vibe. Low-slung shops, neighborhood restaurants, the kind of laid-back coastal charm that makes PB feel like PB. Now a Los Angeles developer wants to plant a 23-story skyscraper
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Mission Bay Camping Secured for Another 15 Years San Diego families who have made Campland on the Bay a summer tradition can breathe easy. The City Council voted unanimously this week to extend leases for both Campland and Mission Bay RV Resort, preserving nearly 1,000 waterfront campsites for another