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- THE WAY WE WERE
Cabrillo statue's journey to San Diego marked by legal twists
For nearly six decades, a figure of Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo has watched over San Diego Bay from the heights of the Cabrillo National Monument on Point Loma.
- The week: Stories and photos from July 27 - Aug. 2
A magnitude-5.4 earthquake rattled Southern California at 11:42 a.m. Tuesday. It was felt from Los Angeles to San Diego, and as far east as Las Vegas, 230 miles away. About 30 aftershocks quickly followed, the largest at 3.8.
- This day in our region's history
- Armed robber punches store clerk in face
SAN MARCOS – An armed robber punched a convenience store clerk in the face and fled with cash early yesterday.
- 1 shot, 1 stabbed in fight at party
LA MESA – One man was shot and another man stabbed, possibly with a tire iron, during a fight that broke out at a La Mesa party early yesterday, police said.
- Photo: Ready to ride
- SPORTS BRIEFS
Annual Fore For Kids golf tourney set
The fourth annual Fore For Kids Golf Tournament will be Aug. 22 at Lake San Marcos Resort and Country Club.
- Back where he belongs
If the Palomar softball team should return to its dominating ways this season, winning the Pacific Coast Conference and contending for a state championship as it did for so many seasons, Comets fans can thank a pair of elliptical training machines in the school's gym.
- Embarcadero's 'Urban Trees' take root
DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO – A fanciful forest of public artwork called “Urban Trees 5” was officially unveiled yesterday on San Diego's North Embarcadero.
- Cramming for success
The push to help Escondido high school students succeed is gaining some new space and visibility. Work under way at Escondido, Orange Glen and San Pasqual high schools will give each campus a modern, separate building with resources for college and career research, and materials to support both struggling and accelerated students.
- 'A country fair in the country'
RAMONA – About a dozen boys and girls sat around a white plastic table yesterday staring eagerly – or perhaps hungrily – at the watermelon wedges stacked high in front of them.
- Cedros Crossing still stuck in neutral
SOLANA BEACH – Despite years of planning and once-high hopes, the parking lots at the Solana Beach train station won't be replaced with apartments, shops and underground garages anytime soon.
- Property values: Home sales in North County Inland
- PUBLIC SAFETY: REGIONAL EDITION
Deputy in assault case tries to commit suicide
SAN DIEGO: A San Diego County sheriff's deputy who was arrested last week on suspicion of sexually assaulting a prostitute was being treated at a local hospital after attempting to commit suicide Friday, authorities said.
- North County FYI
- Road closures
- Cost of filling up
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