Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
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Fallbrook High School’s boys tennis team placed second in the Valley League standings, and the Warriors reached the CIF Division III semifinals. Two playoff wins and the semifinal loss finalized Fallbrook’s overall record at 12-7. San Pasqual High School was undefeated in eight Valley League matches, and the Warriors’ 6-2 figure reflects two losses to the Golden Eagles with two victories apiece over the league’s other three teams. “I don’t know if I’m happy with it,” Fallbrook coach Bill Lenaway said of finishing secon...
SAN DIEGO - It remained unclear today whether Mexico would make good on a high-ranking official's prediction that the nation would send roughly 15,000 newly formed National Guard troops to the entirety of the U.S.-Mexico border this weekend to prevent migrants and asylum seekers from entering the United States. Mexican Defense Minister Luis Cresencio Sandoval Gonzalez announced Monday that the country would deploy its newly formed National Guard -- composed of federal law enforcement and members of Mexico's army and navy --... Full story
ESCONDIDO (CNS) - Authorities said a 20-year-old man will likely face DUI charges from a single-vehicle crash this morning in Escondido that left him with serious head injuries after excessive speed caused him to lose control and get ejected from his vehicle. Emigdio Quiroz lost control of the 2003 BMW M3 convertible causing it to roll over, eventually coming to a rest upside down, said Escondido police officer Nick Kluka. Quiroz, who was not wearing a seatbelt, was speeding south on Bear Valley Parkway, from Glenridge Road,... Full story
SAN DIEGO - Lifeguards rescued 15 passengers after a fishing boat ran aground in Mission Beach on Friday, June 28. The boat crashed south of Belmont Park around 5 a.m., 10News reported. The ship, a 65-foot-long motor vessel named ''Pacifica,'' was returning from a one-and-a-half-day fishing trip in Mexico. Passengers were asleep when the boat began to idle and move slowly to shore. Lifeguards, the U.S. Coast Guard, the San Diego Police Department and the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department helped rescue the 15 passengers... Full story
SAN DIEGO - The San Diego Zoo announced that it sent two male African elephants to the Birmingham Zoo in Alabama as part of a global elephant breeding and conservation initiative. The two young bull elephants were born at the San Diego Zoo's Safari Park and are half-brothers, sharing the same father. Ingadze, born in 2009, and Lutsandvo, born in 2010, are currently getting acclimated to the Birmingham Zoo away from the zoo's public habitat, but zoo officials expect them to gel with the elephant herd quickly. "(Lutsandvo and... Full story
FALLBROOK – The Oceanside Office of the California Highway Patrol will be conducting a sobriety/driver license checkpoint on Saturday, June 29, from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. on South Mission Road north of SR-76. Every 15 minutes someone in the United States is seriously injured or killed in a DUI related traffic collision. The goal of the CHP is to ensure the safe passage of each and every motorist by targeting the areas where there is a high frequency of intoxicated or unlicensed drivers. A sobriety checkpoint is a proven tool f... Full story
SAN DIEGO - Unionized grocery workers in San Diego County and throughout Southern California raised the threat of the first grocery strike in the region in nearly 16 years by overwhelmingly voting to authorize a work stoppage unless a contract agreement can be reached, union officials announced. Roughly 97% of the roughly 7,500 employees at Ralphs, Albertsons and Vons stores throughout the San Diego area who are represented by United Food and Commercial Workers Local 135 voted in favor of the authorization, the union... Full story
LOS ANGELES - Days after Santa Anita concluded a racing meet marred by the deaths of 30 horses, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation on Wednesday, June 26 giving the California Horse Racing Board authority to suspend racing at a track to protect horses or riders. The new legislation, SB 469, allows the board to suspend racing licenses "when necessary to protect the health and safety of horses and riders.'' The board could previously recommend a suspension of racing, but the track owner would have to consent to the move.... Full story
SAN DIEGO - The USS Charleston, a littoral combat ship, will open for public visits at the Broadway Pier this week. The visit, with public tours available from June 28 to 30, will allow members of the public to tour the ship and speak with the ship's sailors. The Charleston is homeported in San Diego and is the 16th littoral combat ship to enter the fleet. The ship is designed to operate in near-shore environments as well as in the open ocean and is capable of combating coastal threats such as submarines, mines and swarming... Full story
SAN DIEGO - County supervisors voted today to allow the Health and Human Services Department to formally negotiate with Tri-City Medical Center officials on a possible new psychiatric facility. The board nixed a proposal by Supervisor Jim Desmond, who originally submitted a letter requesting $14 million for a new psychiatric facility in Oceanside to replace the one that Tri-City closed last September. The Tri-City closure means most patients now on an involuntary psychiatric emergency hold are taken to the county's... Full story
SAN DIEGO - Rep. Duncan Hunter, who is facing federal charges in connection with the alleged misuse of more than $250,000 in campaign funds, filed a motion to have his case dismissed on the basis that two assistant U.S. attorneys investigating his case attended a presidential campaign event for Hillary Clinton, which the congressman's attorneys argue indicates a conflict of interest. Hunter's motion argues that his case is being prosecuted for political reasons because in August 2015, assistant U.S. attorneys Alana Robinson... Full story
SAN DIEGO - Federal prosecutors turned up the heat in their prosecution of Rep. Duncan Hunter, alleging in new court papers that he used campaign funds to pursue extramarital affairs with lobbyists and congressional aides, including one in his office. The U.S. Department of Justice filed more than a dozen motions Monday, among them a description of evidence allegedly showing that shortly after taking office in 2009, Hunter, R-Alpine, who represents Fallbrook, Pala and... Full story
SAN DIEGO - In a move described as groundbreaking by its chair, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, June 25 approved $23.8 million to expand mental health and substance abuse care, including emergency response and crisis centers. The unanimous vote supports more patient beds, expanded psychiatric emergency response teams (PERT), community-based mental health crisis stabilization centers, more resources for schools and an increased standing contract with Palomar Health. Board Chairwoman Dianne Jacob praised t... Full story
