Dana Williams

It’s a new kind of play that is now showing at the Coronado Playhouse. It’s not meant to make you laugh, it’s not likely to make you smile, but it will make you uncomfortable and that’s what the creators want.

Some of the tenants include those who were living in the San Diego River's large encampment referred to as "the island"

The La Jolla coastline was added to the National Registry of Historic Places in May. But now, the hope is for it to bring attention to much-needed repairs

Dozens of volunteers in La Jolla are working to gather signatures from registered voters in their zip code before Dec. 1 to explore the possibility of the neighborhood becoming its own city.

They're known for helping others, but could also use some support of their own If you live within the City of San Diego, you've probably seen the all-white patrol cars that say R.S.V.P.

The County of San Diego's plans for a Migrant Transition Day Center are on hold after two failed negotiations with separate organizations that submitted proposals to run it.

Vivian Crowder, who had dementia and diabetes, was last seen on Oct. 29

The exercise this year is based on a scenario where another country experienced a natural disaster, such as a tsunami, and American citizens needed to be extracted from the U.S. embassy

Among the joy and optimism, however, there is concern for what is next for the fragile nation

Robert Coleman, 33, is being held on a bail amount that exceeds $2 million for more than two dozen incidents.