Esquire names the top new hotel in North America and Europe: It’s in San Diego
The historic Lafayette Hotel, which debuted its $34 million redo last year, is ‘pretty damn cool,’ the magazine editors said of the 2024 new hotel of the year
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The historic Lafayette Hotel, which debuted its $34 million redo last year, is ‘pretty damn cool,’ the magazine editors said of the 2024 new hotel of the year
The 53-year-old El Cajon resident crashed on La Cresta Road into a Kia Forte that had turned left from a driveway in front of him, the CHP said
Police found the victim after receiving reports around 3 a.m. about a possible assault on West Main Street near Magnolia Avenue
This week in health news from Scott LaFee of the Sanford Burnham Prebys research institute
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The skies turn out to be much clearer than expected, enabling people to see a rare phenomenon that never disappoints
ABOARD FLIGHT AS322 — As tens of thousands of people flocked to cities from Texas to Maine for a chance to see the total solar eclipse, others took a chance on one of the rarest views of the phenomenon: out the window of a jetliner 33,000 feet in the air.
Detectives say the victim wasn’t carrying any ID when his body was found in an embankment near state Highway 22 in the Borrego Springs area in October 1985
Michael Major, 40, pleaded guilty to two voluntary manslaughter counts for the May 8, 2022, killings of Edward Robbins, 36, and Jeffrey Moore, 34
The man suffered a brain bleed, fractured leg and a liver laceration when he was hit by a car at an intersection around 10:30 p.m. Sunday, police said
The crash was reported around 10:50 p.m. Friday on D Avenue near East 18th Street, according to police
A 36-year-old man was fatally shot around 11 p.m. on Center Street near Third Avenue, according to police
Police say the boy ran across street toward the park in front of moving vehicle and suffered serious, non-life-threatening injuries
Fatal collision occurred Saturday night when the driver turned his pickup into the path of motorcyclist on Euclid Avenue north of SR-94. Police arrested the driver
Police said victim was behind wheel of car on Waite Drive near Massachusetts Avenue around 12:35 a.m. when shooter walked up, fired once through window and fled
A message on the county Medical Examiner’s Office webpage warns visitors it could take four to six months before a cause of death is determined and a case can be closed
The California Highway Patrol issued an alert saying the span would be closed for an unknown duration about 8:20 a.m.
Space X asks the California Coastal Commission to OK as many as 36 launches annually from Vandenberg Space Force Base
The law also requires businesses serving food only to provide straws and plastic utensils when customers request them
Roughly 7,000 homeowners in San Diego County are soon going to have to find another insurance company. SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Roughly 7,000 homeowners in San Diego County are soon going to have to find another insurance company. American National confirmed it’s pulling out of the California home insurance business citing severe weather events in recent years and a lack of profitability as reasons behind the exit. “Inflationary pressures have also increased the cost of claims payments, which has compounded the lack of profitability,” said American National spokesman Scott Campbell. Campbell confirmed of the 36,475 homeowner policies the company has in California, roughly 7,000 are in San Diego County. The company joins a growing list of insurers who are leaving the Golden State. Two weeks ago, State Farm, a major insurer, announced it wouldn’t renew 72,000 policies. “It’s difficult enough today and it’s only getting more difficult from here,” said Karl Susman, an insurance broker, who’s been sounding the alarm about companies leaving the state. Susman is advising anyone who’s gotten a non-renewal notice to start shopping for a new provider right away. “The market