From robocalls to bogus emails, scammers are out there. What’s worse – they are finding new and creative ways to steal your money. Source: CBS 8 New feed
La Mesa California
“We put love in our corn. Our corn is not from a can. Here, anyone can experience something different from an architecture stand point to a culinary stand point.” Source: CBS 8 New feed
How was the weather in your neighborhood? Source: CBS 8 New feed
San Diego police say that the number of ghost guns retrieved by law enforcement has risen steadily each year. The ordinance to ban them takes effect Oct. 23. Source: CBS 8 New feed
Grant applications can be submitted on the CVCF website starting Oct. 1 and must be submitted no later than 5 p.m. Nov. 1. Source: CBS 8 New feed
There is a proposed ordinance heading back to the San Diego County Board of Supervisors on Oct. 5 amending the County Code of Administrative Ordinances relating to employment on county construction projects and property. Introduced by District 3 Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer and District 4 Supervisor Chair Nathan Fletcher, the proposed…
The La Mesa City Council approved a resolution to shift $99,440 from the Downtown Parking Fund to the Downtown Village Enhancement Fund Budget for Fiscal Year 2021-22 during a Sept. 14 meeting. Half the funding was gathered from parking fees between 2019-20 and the second half was approved for transfer…
Two teachers from the Grossmont Union High School District placed among the top five finalists in the annual Cox Communications Salute to Teachers awards, with a West Hills High School math teacher winning top honors. Ana Nosal Mount Miguel High School English teacher Ana Nosal was a finalist and Tiffany…
The San Diego native dominated world tennis in the early 1950s before a tragic accident forced her to retire. Source: CBS 8 New feed
The air is starting to smell delectable as restaurants prepare to serve up their most delicious items to hungry locals and visitors for San Diego Restaurant Week (SDRW). This fall, as the leaves paint the sidewalks orange and yellow, enjoy an eight-day edible extravaganza from Sunday, Sept. 26 through Sunday,…
By ROBIN DOHRN-SIMPSON What’s in a name? At IQ BBQ, it has to do with all employees and partners are former teachers, parents of students and students of Horizon Christian School. Pit Master and co-owner Tyrone Hopkins, former Dean of Students and Head Men’s Basketball Coach at Horizon Christian School,…
By JULIE WHITE Tomato toasts are an autumn-feeling, easy appetizer to serve for one person or 10 people. Can be put together in 30 minutes. They would make a great appetizer for your holiday parties! Ingredients: 1 carton of cherry tomatoes 3 tablespoons olive oil Salt and pepper Large pinch…
Rain totals don’t appear to be too high. Chances along the coast are minimal, about 20% but they increase along the foothills and mountains. Source: CBS 8 New feed
The survey found divergence along party lines for which reforms in particular voters would get behind. Source: CBS 8 New feed
Organic fruits and veggies can be quite an expense – a food distribution organization in San Diego is making it easier to connect with fresh food close to home. Source: CBS 8 New feed
Three women are shown on school surveillance video of taking down state mask guidance signs and putting up their own anti-mask posters at two San Dieguito Union High Source: CBS 8 New feed
From fall hikes to apple picking, here is a list for San Diegan’s looking to get into the fall spirit this season. Source: CBS 8 New feed
While California faces extreme labor stratification, unions represent just 16% of workers. Would more unions reduce inequality? Source: CBS 8 New feed
A state law gives CA workers as much as two weeks additional paid sick leave for COVID-19. Source: CBS 8 New feed
Florence had every intangible ability to become a special player but he wasn’t satisfied with just having the raw talent, he wanted the skill as well. Source: CBS 8 New feed
