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Not guilty prayer from accused SDSU groper

A 19-year-old man accused of groping and sexually assaulting four female students as they walked to their off-campus housing near San Diego State University pleaded not guilty Tuesday to seven charges, including felony sexual battery and felony false imprisonment.

Vote for your beloved Earth eight Eco Ambassador

Vote for your dearest Earth eight Eco Ambassador

Six environmental non-profits are being honored as Earth eight Eco Ambassadors for helping to create a green, sustainable earth by San Diego Gas and Electrified and the San Diego Sea Park Foundation.

Six environmental non-profits are being honored as Earth eight Eco Ambassadors for helping to create a green, sustainable earth by San Diego Gas and Electrified and the San Diego Sea Park Foundation. Vote for your dearest to receive a $20,000 grant!

Trump rescinding DACA program protecting youthfull immigrants

Trump rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

President Donald Trump’s administration will “wind down” a program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced Tuesday, calling the Obama administration’s program “an unconstitutional exercise of authority.”

Jury deadlocked on felony charges against man accused of injuring boy in hit-and-run

A jury Tuesday deadlocked on felony hit-and-run and DUI charges in the trial of an oft-deported Mexican citizen accused of driving buzzed and causing a crash in San Ysidro that gravely injured a 6-year-old boy.

A jury Tuesday deadlocked on felony hit-and-run and DUI charges in the trial of an oft-deported Mexican citizen accused of driving inebriated and causing a crash in San Ysidro that earnestly injured a 6-year-old boy.

UC San Diego School of Medicine: Zika virus might help fight form of brain cancer

The Zika virus, the subject of a global health scare over the past duo of years, might actually help fight an aggressive form of brain cancer, researchers at the UC San Diego School of Medicine announced Tuesday.

From Paris to San Diego, love Dinner en Blanc in secrecy

If you want to wear white after Labor Day and not be judged for it, then there’s a party for you.

SDPD identifies officer who fired shots at pursuit suspect in Downtown bus yard

Authorities Tuesday identified the nine-year veteran of the San Diego Police Department who opened fire last Friday on a 21-year-old car theft suspect during a pursuit, then later crashed a patrol unit into the stolen Range Rover to end the pursue.

Gardening gives juvenile offenders a 2nd chance

More than Two,500 juveniles are serving life sentences in prison without possibilities for parole.

Armed, masked man tucks up Logan Heights market

Armed, masked man slams up Logan Heights market

A masked man armed with a gun robbed a Logan Heights market on National Avenue.

San Diegans pitch in to help fur covered victims of Hurricane Harvey

San Diego animal paramours are pitching in to help hairy victims of Hurricane Harvey.

Legendary musician Gary Puckett raising money for kids with genetic vision disorders

You very likely know Gary Puckett and the Union Gap best for their rockin’ sounds of the 1960s. Now, the group that at one point was outselling The Beatles is using its talents to raise money for a cure to genetic childhood blindness.

You most likely know Gary Puckett and the Union Gap best for their rockin’ sounds of the 1960s. Now, the group that at one point was outselling The Beatles is using its talents to raise money for a cure to genetic childhood blindness.

Youthfull whale injured near San Diego might not get through

Youthful whale injured near San Diego might not sustain

Agencies proceed to monitor a juvenile humpback whale swimming off the coast of San Diego that was injured after it was entangled in ropes and buoys.

Local fire resources fighting La Tuna Fire with LA Fire Department

There were no visible flames in the Verdugo Mountains Monday, and firefighters continued to concentrate their efforts on putting out embers and digging fire lines around the 7,003 acres of brush that burned over the Labor Day weekend.

Dr. Drew, actor Dax Shepard team to fight Guts Cancer

Celebrity doctor Dr. Drew Pinsky and actor Dax Shepard have signed on to the Guts Cancer Foundation’s Save The Masculines campaign and violating apart myths and stereotypes to help boys put their humility aside and get checked.

Anderson Plumbing accepting Harvey donations ahead of excursion to Houston

Anderson Plumbing accepting Harvey donations ahead of tour to Houston

When an employee of Anderson Plumbing Heating and Air asked for some time off so that he could travel to Houston to help instantaneous family members whose lives were turned upside down by Hurricane Harvey, his bosses were more than willing to lend him time.

When an employee of Anderson Plumbing Heating and Air asked for some time off so that he could travel to Houston to help instant family members whose lives were turned upside down by Hurricane Harvey, his bosses were more than willing to lend him time.

Cooler temperatures and humidity embark the week

Cooler temperatures and humidity begin the week

Temperatures across San Diego County will be slightly above average Tuesday, but well below the soaring temperatures that stifled Southern California during last week’s record violating warmth wave.

San Diego man involved in hundreds of Harvey rescues

As recovery efforts proceed in Texas, the death toll from Harvey has risen to at least 60. Among those lending a palm in Houston were a local San Diego man and his brother who both helped rescue hundreds from the catastrophic flooding.

As recovery efforts proceed in Texas, the death toll from Harvey has risen to at least 60. Among those lending a arm in Houston were a local San Diego man and his brother who both helped rescue hundreds from the catastrophic flooding.

DecoBike to liquidate and relocate bike stations around San Diego

DecoBike to eliminate and relocate bike stations around San Diego

The City is getting ready to make some switches to its bike-sharing program. Commencing Tuesday, the City will eliminate fifteen DecoBike bike stations across the city.

The City is getting ready to make some switches to its bike-sharing program. Embarking Tuesday, the City will liquidate fifteen DecoBike bike stations across the city.

Labor Day Joy: San Diegans love unofficial last day of summer

Despite the overcast conditions, people across San Diego made the best of Labor Day on Monday. From sand castles to beach trips, locals soaked in the last bit of the summer season. News 8’s Kelly Hessedal reports from the Broadway Pier with more on how people spent their day off.

Prompt food workers hold Fight for fifteen rally

Rapid food employees across the country and here in San Diego are participating in the Fight for fifteen campaign Monday.

Prompt food employees across the country and here in San Diego are participating in the Fight for fifteen campaign Monday.

Local biking community honors fallen cyclist

A local biking group came together to honor of one of their own Monday.

Rival in The Backyard Olympics

Today is a fine day to get outside and maybe love a friendly ladder-ball competition or better yet commence training for this weekend’s very first ever Backyard Olympics benefiting the Challenged Athletes Foundation.

Today is a fine day to get outside and maybe love a friendly ladder-ball competition or better yet embark training for this weekend’s very first ever Backyard Olympics benefiting the Challenged Athletes Foundation.

Help stop bullying: Be a superhero in real life

It is a modern-day “Justice League” of clinical psychologists and experts. The Pop Culture Hero Coalition was founded by Pursue Masterson, who is known for her role on Starlet Trek: Deep Space Nine.

Wood Ranch Pit Master Secrets Exposed

Are you ready to barbecue? The ‘Czar of char’ and the ‘Salton of smoke’ at Wood Ranch, Alejandro Benes is here to help you have a delicious last day of summer!

H2O Trash Patrol volunteers clean up after holiday weekend

Labor Day crowds packed the beaches Monday with some people displaying up to claim their spot in the sand as early as six a.m.

Labor Day crowds packed the beaches Monday with some people demonstrating up to claim their spot in the sand as early as six a.m.

Grilling with Styles

Delicious grilled goodness for your Labor Day cookout!

City and County: Labor Day Holiday Closures

Federal, state and local government offices will be closed Monday for the Labor Day holiday.

Project Houston: Group gathers donations from community to supply to Texas

Project Houston: Group gathers donations from community to produce to Texas

This is what happens when San Diegans rally together to support their fellow country boys and women in need.

Project Houston organizer will be accepting more donations on Sunday at Lincoln High School from 9:30 to six p.m.

(NEWS 8) – This is what happens when San Diegans rally together to support their fellow country dudes and women in need. Project Houston organizer will be accepting more donations on Sunday at Lincoln High School from 9:30 to six p.m. You can also donate here.

Hundreds rally to protect murals at Chicano Park

Several hundred people descended on Chicano Park for a “solidarity gathering” against racism Sunday.

Man arrested for stealing car, causing disturbance at church

A San Diego man was booked into county jail Sunday after allegedly stealing an acquaintance’s car and causing a disturbance at a church.

San Diego State rolls past UC Davis 38-17

Christian Chapman had two touchdown passes and Rashaad Penny ran in two scores Saturday night to lead San Diego State to a 38-17 win over UC Davis in the season opener for both teams.

Dulzura brush fire fully contained

A wildfire that began Friday on Highway ninety four near Dulzura was fully contained Sunday.

Woman found dead in solo-vehicle crash site near Poway Road

A woman was found dead after her car evidently went over an embankment in a rural area of Poway, deputies said.

CHP makes twenty eight drunk-driving arrests on 2nd day of Labor Day weekend

Man caught in crossfire as gunshots pour out outside Gaslamp nightclub

Man caught in crossfire as gunshots spew out outside Gaslamp nightclub

A man was caught in crossfire when gunshots erupted outside a nightclub in San Diego’s Gaslamp district, police said Sunday.

Fans put faith behind Aztecs, Toreros on very first day of football season in San Diego

The very first football season in almost sixty years in which San Diego won’t have a professional football team began Saturday with San Diego State and the University of San Diego playing their home openers, and local fans made sure to showcase their support.

Crimson Cross hosts weekend training sessions for deploying volunteers

The local chapter of the Crimson Cross is making sure local volunteers are ready if they are deployed to Texas to assist with Hurricane Harvey ease efforts.

Unofficial end of summer brings no fever ease in US West

The Western United States baked through the unofficial end of summer, as temperatures in some parts threatened to peak Saturday at levels not seen in decades and wilting fever challenged crews battling wildfires across the region.

Officials taking steps to stop spread of Hepatitis A outbreak

Extra portable hand-washing stations were being installed around San Diego Friday in an effort to stem an outbreak of Hepatitis A that has claimed fifteen lives and sent more than two hundred sixty people to hospitals.

Cancer wished him to sit it out but he chose dance

When a person dances around death – not once, but twice – it can lead to something extreme. In Friday’s Zevely Zone, Jeff visits Extreme Ballroom Dance Studio in in Little Italy.

Deliberations proceed in trial of man accused of injuring boy in hit-and-run

Jury deliberations continued Friday in the trial of Constantino Banda, a Mexican citizen accused of driving toasted and causing a hit- and-run collision in San Ysidro that earnestly injured a 6-year-old boy.

Jury deliberations continued Friday in the trial of Constantino Banda, a Mexican citizen accused of driving inebriated and causing a hit- and-run collision in San Ysidro that gravely injured a 6-year-old boy.

Doctors debate danger of popular diabetes drug after FDA amputation warning

Many San Diego doctors are taking their patients off of Invokana, a widely used diabetes drug, after a large industry-sponsored trial found it doubled the risk of lower limb amputations compared with those taking a placebo.

Hikes & Hawks: Birdwatching in America’s Flyest City

San Diego is known for some of the most beautiful canyons and preserves flawless for nature hikes and even birdwatching.

Cyclist killed while railing on Oceanside highway identified

Authorities Friday released the name of a 70-year-old Riverside County man who was killed in a collision on an Oceanside highway.

Suspected SDSU groper back behind bars

A youthful man jailed three days ago on suspicion of groping four San Diego State University students was arrested again Friday afternoon while free on bond and booked in connection with a sexual onslaught that allegedly occurred last spring at UC Riverside.

A youthful man jailed three days ago on suspicion of groping four San Diego State University students was arrested again Friday afternoon while free on bond and booked in connection with a sexual brunt that allegedly occurred last spring at UC Riverside.

Local shelters rescuing more pets from Harvey flood zone

Among those assisting with Harvey ease efforts is the Rancho Coastal Humane Society.

US Sand Sculpting Challenge and 3D Art Expo this weekend

Around three hundred tons of sand was piling up Downtown on Friday for the international sand sculpting competition. At the Broadway Pier, sculptors from around the world are creating more than just your average sand castles. They’re expected to finish their lumps Saturday night and judging will take place Sunday. The sand sculptures will be on display through Monday.

Around three hundred tons of sand was piling up Downtown on Friday for the international sand sculpting competition. At the Broadway Pier, sculptors from around the world are creating more than just your average sand castles. They’re expected to finish their chunks Saturday night and judging will take place Sunday. The sand sculptures will be on display through Monday.

Winery reopens with meals on wheels fundraiser

Wine-lovers were invited to uncork, sit back and loosen Saturday all for a good cause. Koi Zen Cellars celebrated its grand re-opening by hosting a fundraiser for San Diego’s Meals on Wheels. A portion of all wine sales at the gala went directly to helping the charity. The fundraiser also included live music and games. Organizers say, besides delivering meals, volunteers are sometimes the only social contact for home-bound seniors.

Wine-lovers were invited to uncork, sit back and unwind Saturday all for a good cause. Koi Zen Cellars celebrated its grand re-opening by hosting a fundraiser for San Diego’s Meals on Wheels. A portion of all wine sales at the gala went directly to helping the charity. The fundraiser also included live music and games. Organizers say, besides delivering meals, volunteers are sometimes the only social contact for home-bound seniors.

Bringing a little cool to the hot streets of Poway

It was sweltering in San Diego on Friday and nowhere was feeling the warmth more than Poway. News eight thought we would attempt to suggest a little ease to residents. Our Shannon Handy joined coerces with Poway’s mayor to produce a cool treat. Shannon reports from Poway with more

It was sweltering in San Diego on Friday and nowhere was feeling the warmth more than Poway. News eight thought we would attempt to suggest a little ease to residents. Our Shannon Handy joined compels with Poway’s mayor to produce a cool treat. Shannon reports from Poway with more

Authorities searching for three attempted abduction suspects in Poway

Authorities were on the lookout Friday for three guys involved in an apparent child abduction attempt in a North County neighborhood on Thursday.

Gov. Brown addresses jobs for convicts at San Diego Employer Forum

SDUSD calls for minimum day due to extreme fever

SDUSD calls for minimum day due to extreme warmth

More than seventy campuses in the San Diego Unified School operated on a minimum day schedule again Friday because of the continuing fever wave, district officials said.

Statewide Ripple Alert issued Friday until ten p.m.

The California Independent System Operator has issued a statewide Ripple Alert for voluntary electro-therapy conservation fro two p.m. to nine p.m. on Tuesday, August twenty nine due to warmth wave.

The California Independent System Operator has issued a statewide Ripple Alert for voluntary electro-therapy conservation fro two p.m. to nine p.m. on Tuesday, August twenty nine due to fever wave.

White House says Trump’s DACA announcement coming Tuesday

The White House says President Donald Trump will announce a decision Tuesday on the fate of hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – immigrants the president is calling “terrific” and says he loves.

The White House says President Donald Trump will announce a decision Tuesday on the fate of hundreds of thousands of youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – immigrants the president is calling “terrific” and says he loves.

Zoo Day: Saturday is International Vulture Awareness Day

Saturday is International Vulture Awareness Day. San Diego Zoo Safari Park will have a special vulture day with educational activities this weekend!

Police fire shots at pursuit suspect, pursue completes downtown with no injuries

A suspect driving a stolen SUV led police on a pursuit early Friday morning from Spring Valley to downtown San Diego, where he attempted to ram several patrol cars and an officer who was out of his vehicle, prompting a cop to open fire on the man and crash into the stolen Range Rover to end the pursue

Big SoCal Euro: SoCal’s thickest European car demonstrate comes to San Diego Stadium

Big SoCal Euro: SoCal’s largest European car showcase comes to San Diego Stadium

Attention European car paramours! One of the thickest and longest-running European car shows in California is coming to San Diego Stadium. It’s called Big SoCal Euro and – get this – it’s totally free.

Alpine man taking semi truck total of donations to Texas still has room

Alpine man taking semi truck utter of donations to Texas still has room

A local man is packing up a semi truck with donations for victims of Hurricane Harvey and is driving it to Texas himself. Cod Johnson says that anything will help and that he has slew more room for blankets, pillows, canned food, diapers, anything for babies and dry pet food,

Items can be dropped off to Johnson at the CS Equipment Yard at one thousand one hundred seventeen Tavern Road, in Alpine. Call Johnson at (619)823-4315 and he will meet you.

Earth eight Eco Ambassadors: San Elijo Lagoon Conservancy and Surfrider Foundation San Diego County Chapter

Six environmental non-profits are being honored as Earth eight Eco Ambassadors for helping to create a green, sustainable earth by San Diego Gas and Electrified and the San Diego Sea Park Foundation.

Man arrested in attempted kidnapping of woman in Escondido

Man arrested in attempted kidnapping of chick in Escondido

A 15-year-old lady reported that she securely escape the clutches of a bearded, bushy-haired man who grabbed her as she was walking to school Thursday in Escondido and police later announced they had arrested the suspect.

A 15-year-old chick reported that she securely escape the clutches of a bearded, bushy-haired man who grabbed her as she was walking to school Thursday in Escondido and police later announced they had arrested the suspect.

SDG&E proceeds incentive program for customers for 2nd day

San Diego Gas & Electrified’s incentive program for customers to reduce power consumption amid Southern California’s continuing fever wave will be invoked Friday for a 2nd consecutive day.

San Diego Gas & Electrified’s incentive program for customers to reduce power consumption amid Southern California’s continuing warmth wave will be invoked Friday for a 2nd consecutive day.

Rep. Duncan Hunter is a no-show at citizens’ town hall

Constituents of District 50, represented by Congressman Duncan Hunter (R), gathered at Cuyamaca College on Saturday for a Town Hall hosted by Indivisible San Diego on the representative`s behalf.

Students feast renovations at South Bay schools

Students, teachers and administrators are celebrating the much-needed renovations of two schools in the South Bay.

Homeless Crisis: Councilman calls for state of emergency

An adviser to Mayor Kevin Faulconer said Councilman David Alvarez’s call Thursday for a declaration of a state of emergency in San Diego due to a shortage of homeless shelters and an associated health crisis is not needed.

‘Dreamers’ await Trump’s decision on D.A.C.A.

Hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants are awaiting word on the fate of the “Dreamer” program.

Drivers give city an “F” as traffic jam resumes around Westview High

The embark of the school year usually brings fresh possibilities, but fed-up parents at Westview High say they’re eyeing more of the same. Residents in Torrey Highlands are frustrated over daily traffic tie-ups near the school due to a construction project.

The begin of the school year usually brings fresh possibilities, but fed-up parents at Westview High say they’re observing more of the same. Residents in Torrey Highlands are frustrated over daily traffic tie-ups near the school due to a construction project.

Del Mar jockey wins her very first race ever

Maria Falgione won her very first race at Del Mar Racetrack on Saturday and it was her very first race ever! The 38-year-old jockey has been galloping horses for about three years.

CrimeFighters Alert: Manhunt for Jace Shelton Montoya

The News eight Crimefighters are helping authorities in a manhunt looking for Jace Shelton Montoya. If you have information call CrimeStoppers at (888) 580-TIPS. A prize is being suggested for his arrest and reminisce you can make a peak and still remain anonymous.

When the future called, Qualcomm answered

If you love your clever phone – the way most people do – you should most likely know the technology that makes it work wasn’t created in Silicon Valley, but here in San Diego.

If you love your brainy phone – the way most people do – you should most likely know the technology that makes it work wasn’t created in Silicon Valley, but here in San Diego.

four out-of-state companies invited to San Diego to build border wall prototypes

Four out-of-state companies have been invited by the federal government to come to San Diego to build prototypes of a concrete wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, it was announced Thursday.

70+ San Diego schools on minimum day Friday due to warmth

70+ San Diego schools on minimum day Friday due to fever

More than seventy campuses in the San Diego Unified School District will go on a minimum day schedule again Friday because of the continuing warmth wave, district officials said.

More than seventy campuses in the San Diego Unified School District will go on a minimum day schedule again Friday because of the continuing fever wave, district officials said.

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Democratic California lawmakers vow to help DACA recipients

Democrats in the California Legislature slammed President Donald Trump`s Tuesday decision to end a program protecting immigrants illegally brought into the country as children.

What’s Going Around Report – September Five, two thousand seventeen

What’s with all the bees? A lot of San Diegans are witnessing more bees and wasps as the last few weeks of summer wind down because, during this time of year, there are more of them. And the nurse practitioners at CVS Minute Clinic say their patients are feeling the nibble.

What’s with all the bees? A lot of San Diegans are observing more bees and wasps as the last few weeks of summer wind down because, during this time of year, there are more of them. And the nurse practitioners at CVS Minute Clinic say their patients are feeling the nibble.

San Diego Crimson Cross team headed to Florida ahead of Hurricane Irma

Local crews are preparing to go to Florida ahead of Hurricane Irma’s landfall.

San Diegans pitch in to help hairy victims of Hurricane Harvey

San Diego animal paramours are pitching in to help fur covered victims of Hurricane Harvey.

San Diego animal paramours are pitching in to help hairy victims of Hurricane Harvey.

Youthfull whale injured near San Diego might not get through

Youthful whale injured near San Diego might not get through

Agencies proceed to monitor a juvenile humpback whale swimming off the coast of San Diego that was injured after it was entangled in ropes and buoys.

Not guilty prayer from accused SDSU groper

Vote for your dearest Earth eight Eco Ambassador

Vote for your beloved Earth eight Eco Ambassador

Six environmental non-profits are being honored as Earth eight Eco Ambassadors for helping to create a green, sustainable earth by San Diego Gas and Electrical and the San Diego Sea Park Foundation.

Six environmental non-profits are being honored as Earth eight Eco Ambassadors for helping to create a green, sustainable earth by San Diego Gas and Electrical and the San Diego Sea Park Foundation. Vote for your beloved to receive a $20,000 grant!

Trump rescinding DACA program protecting youthfull immigrants

President Donald Trump’s administration will “wind down” a program protecting hundreds of thousands of youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children, Attorney General Jeff Sessions proclaimed Tuesday, calling the Obama administration’s program “an unconstitutional exercise of authority.”

Jury deadlocked on felony charges against man accused of injuring boy in hit-and-run

A jury Tuesday deadlocked on felony hit-and-run and DUI charges in the trial of an oft-deported Mexican citizen accused of driving tipsy and causing a crash in San Ysidro that gravely injured a 6-year-old boy.

UC San Diego School of Medicine: Zika virus might help fight form of brain cancer

From Paris to San Diego, love Dinner en Blanc in secrecy

If you want to wear white after Labor Day and not be judged for it, then there’s a party for you.

SDPD identifies officer who fired shots at pursuit suspect in Downtown bus yard

Gardening gives juvenile offenders a 2nd chance

More than Two,500 juveniles are serving life sentences in prison without possibilities for parole.

Armed, masked man slams up Logan Heights market

Armed, masked man plunges up Logan Heights market

A masked man armed with a gun robbed a Logan Heights market on National Avenue.

Legendary musician Gary Puckett raising money for kids with genetic vision disorders

Local fire resources fighting La Tuna Fire with LA Fire Department

Dr. Drew, actor Dax Shepard team to fight Guts Cancer

Celebrity doctor Dr. Drew Pinsky and actor Dax Shepard have signed on to the Guts Cancer Foundation’s Save The Masculines campaign and cracking apart myths and stereotypes to help boys put their humility aside and get checked.

Anderson Plumbing accepting Harvey donations ahead of journey to Houston

Cooler temperatures and humidity embark the week

Cooler temperatures and humidity commence the week

Temperatures across San Diego County will be slightly above average Tuesday, but well below the soaring temperatures that stifled Southern California during last week’s record cracking warmth wave.

Temperatures across San Diego County will be slightly above average Tuesday, but well below the soaring temperatures that stifled Southern California during last week’s record violating fever wave.

San Diego man involved in hundreds of Harvey rescues

DecoBike to eliminate and relocate bike stations around San Diego

The City is getting ready to make some switches to its bike-sharing program. Embarking Tuesday, the City will liquidate fifteen DecoBike bike stations across the city.

The City is getting ready to make some switches to its bike-sharing program. Kicking off Tuesday, the City will eliminate fifteen DecoBike bike stations across the city.

Labor Day Joy: San Diegans love unofficial last day of summer

Rapid food workers hold Fight for fifteen rally

Quick food workers hold Fight for fifteen rally

Prompt food employees across the country and here in San Diego are participating in the Fight for fifteen campaign Monday.

Local biking community honors fallen cyclist

A local biking group came together to honor of one of their own Monday.

Rival in The Backyard Olympics

Challenge in The Backyard Olympics

Today is a superb day to get outside and maybe love a friendly ladder-ball competition or better yet begin training for this weekend’s very first ever Backyard Olympics benefiting the Challenged Athletes Foundation.

Today is a good day to get outside and maybe love a friendly ladder-ball competition or better yet embark training for this weekend’s very first ever Backyard Olympics benefiting the Challenged Athletes Foundation.

Help stop bullying: Be a superhero in real life

Wood Ranch Pit Master Secrets Exposed

Are you ready to barbecue? The ‘Czar of char’ and the ‘Salton of smoke’ at Wood Ranch, Alejandro Benes is here to help you have a delicious last day of summer!

H2O Trash Patrol volunteers clean up after holiday weekend

Labor Day crowds packed the beaches Monday with some people showcasing up to claim their spot in the sand as early as six a.m.

Labor Day crowds packed the beaches Monday with some people demonstrating up to claim their spot in the sand as early as six a.m.

Grilling with Styles

Delicious grilled goodness for your Labor Day cookout!

City and County: Labor Day Holiday Closures

Federal, state and local government offices will be closed Monday for the Labor Day holiday.

Project Houston: Group gathers donations from community to supply to Texas

This is what happens when San Diegans rally together to support their fellow country boys and women in need.

Project Houston organizer will be accepting more donations on Sunday at Lincoln High School from 9:30 to six p.m.

Hundreds rally to protect murals at Chicano Park

Several hundred people descended on Chicano Park for a “solidarity gathering” against racism Sunday.

Man arrested for stealing car, causing disturbance at church

A San Diego man was booked into county jail Sunday after allegedly stealing an acquaintance’s car and causing a disturbance at a church.

San Diego State rolls past UC Davis 38-17

Christian Chapman had two touchdown passes and Rashaad Penny ran in two scores Saturday night to lead San Diego State to a 38-17 win over UC Davis in the season opener for both teams.

Dulzura brush fire fully contained

A wildfire that began Friday on Highway ninety four near Dulzura was fully contained Sunday.

Woman found dead in solo-vehicle crash site near Poway Road

A woman was found dead after her car evidently went over an embankment in a rural area of Poway, deputies said.

CHP makes twenty eight drunk-driving arrests on 2nd day of Labor Day weekend

Man caught in crossfire as gunshots spew out outside Gaslamp nightclub

Man caught in crossfire as gunshots explode outside Gaslamp nightclub

A man was caught in crossfire when gunshots erupted outside a nightclub in San Diego’s Gaslamp district, police said Sunday.

Fans put faith behind Aztecs, Toreros on very first day of football season in San Diego

Crimson Cross hosts weekend training sessions for deploying volunteers

The local chapter of the Crimson Cross is making sure local volunteers are ready if they are deployed to Texas to assist with Hurricane Harvey ease efforts.

Unofficial end of summer brings no fever ease in US West

The Western United States baked through the unofficial end of summer, as temperatures in some parts threatened to peak Saturday at levels not seen in decades and wilting warmth challenged crews battling wildfires across the region.

Officials taking steps to stop spread of Hepatitis A outbreak

Cancer dreamed him to sit it out but he chose dance

When a person dances around death – not once, but twice – it can lead to something extreme. In Friday’s Zevely Zone, Jeff visits Extreme Ballroom Dance Studio in in Little Italy.

Deliberations proceed in trial of man accused of injuring boy in hit-and-run

Jury deliberations continued Friday in the trial of Constantino Banda, a Mexican citizen accused of driving buzzed and causing a hit- and-run collision in San Ysidro that gravely injured a 6-year-old boy.

Jury deliberations continued Friday in the trial of Constantino Banda, a Mexican citizen accused of driving tipsy and causing a hit- and-run collision in San Ysidro that gravely injured a 6-year-old boy.

Doctors debate danger of popular diabetes drug after FDA amputation warning

Hikes & Hawks: Birdwatching in America’s Flyest City

San Diego is known for some of the most beautiful canyons and preserves ideal for nature hikes and even birdwatching.

San Diego is known for some of the most beautiful canyons and preserves flawless for nature hikes and even birdwatching.

Cyclist killed while railing on Oceanside highway identified

Authorities Friday released the name of a 70-year-old Riverside County man who was killed in a collision on an Oceanside highway.

Suspected SDSU groper back behind bars

A youthfull man jailed three days ago on suspicion of groping four San Diego State University students was arrested again Friday afternoon while free on bond and booked in connection with a sexual brunt that allegedly occurred last spring at UC Riverside.

A youthful man jailed three days ago on suspicion of groping four San Diego State University students was arrested again Friday afternoon while free on bond and booked in connection with a sexual brunt that allegedly occurred last spring at UC Riverside.

Local shelters rescuing more pets from Harvey flood zone

Among those assisting with Harvey ease efforts is the Rancho Coastal Humane Society.

US Sand Sculpting Challenge and 3D Art Expo this weekend

Winery reopens with meals on wheels fundraiser

Wine-lovers were invited to uncork, sit back and ease off Saturday all for a good cause. Koi Zen Cellars celebrated its grand re-opening by hosting a fundraiser for San Diego’s Meals on Wheels. A portion of all wine sales at the gala went directly to helping the charity. The fundraiser also included live music and games. Organizers say, besides delivering meals, volunteers are sometimes the only social contact for home-bound seniors.

Bringing a little cool to the hot streets of Poway

It was sweltering in San Diego on Friday and nowhere was feeling the warmth more than Poway. News eight thought we would attempt to suggest a little ease to residents. Our Shannon Handy joined coerces with Poway’s mayor to supply a cool treat. Shannon reports from Poway with more

It was sweltering in San Diego on Friday and nowhere was feeling the fever more than Poway. News eight thought we would attempt to suggest a little ease to residents. Our Shannon Handy joined coerces with Poway’s mayor to supply a cool treat. Shannon reports from Poway with more

Authorities searching for three attempted abduction suspects in Poway

Authorities were on the lookout Friday for three dudes involved in an apparent child abduction attempt in a North County neighborhood on Thursday.

Authorities were on the lookout Friday for three boys involved in an apparent child abduction attempt in a North County neighborhood on Thursday.

Gov. Brown addresses jobs for convicts at San Diego Employer Forum

SDUSD calls for minimum day due to extreme fever

SDUSD calls for minimum day due to extreme warmth

More than seventy campuses in the San Diego Unified School operated on a minimum day schedule again Friday because of the continuing fever wave, district officials said.

More than seventy campuses in the San Diego Unified School operated on a minimum day schedule again Friday because of the continuing warmth wave, district officials said.

Statewide Ripple Alert issued Friday until ten p.m.

The California Independent System Operator has issued a statewide Ripple Alert for voluntary electro-stimulation conservation fro two p.m. to nine p.m. on Tuesday, August twenty nine due to warmth wave.

White House says Trump’s DACA announcement coming Tuesday

Zoo Day: Saturday is International Vulture Awareness Day

Saturday is International Vulture Awareness Day. San Diego Zoo Safari Park will have a special vulture day with educational activities this weekend!

Police fire shots at pursuit suspect, pursue finishes downtown with no injuries

Big SoCal Euro: SoCal’s fattest European car demonstrate comes to San Diego Stadium

Big SoCal Euro: SoCal’s fattest European car display comes to San Diego Stadium

Attention European car paramours! One of the fattest and longest-running European car shows in California is coming to San Diego Stadium. It’s called Big SoCal Euro and – get this – it’s downright free.

Alpine man taking semi truck utter of donations to Texas still has room

Alpine man taking semi truck total of donations to Texas still has room

Items can be dropped off to Johnson at the CS Equipment Yard at one thousand one hundred seventeen Tavern Road, in Alpine. Call Johnson at (619)823-4315 and he will meet you.

Earth eight Eco Ambassadors: San Elijo Lagoon Conservancy and Surfrider Foundation San Diego County Chapter

Six environmental non-profits are being honored as Earth eight Eco Ambassadors for helping to create a green, sustainable earth by San Diego Gas and Electrical and the San Diego Sea Park Foundation.

Six environmental non-profits are being honored as Earth eight Eco Ambassadors for helping to create a green, sustainable earth by San Diego Gas and Electrified and the San Diego Sea Park Foundation.

Man arrested in attempted kidnapping of woman in Escondido

Man arrested in attempted kidnapping of chick in Escondido

A 15-year-old woman reported that she securely escape the clutches of a bearded, bushy-haired man who grabbed her as she was walking to school Thursday in Escondido and police later announced they had arrested the suspect.

SDG&E resumes incentive program for customers for 2nd day

SDG&E proceeds incentive program for customers for 2nd day

San Diego Gas & Electrical’s incentive program for customers to reduce power consumption amid Southern California’s continuing fever wave will be invoked Friday for a 2nd consecutive day.

Rep. Duncan Hunter is a no-show at citizens’ town hall

Constituents of District 50, represented by Congressman Duncan Hunter (R), gathered at Cuyamaca College on Saturday for a Town Hall hosted by Indivisible San Diego on the representative`s behalf.

Students feast renovations at South Bay schools

Students, teachers and administrators are celebrating the much-needed renovations of two schools in the South Bay.

Homeless Crisis: Councilman calls for state of emergency

‘Dreamers’ await Trump’s decision on D.A.C.A.

Hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants are awaiting word on the fate of the “Dreamer” program.

Drivers give city an “F” as traffic jam resumes around Westview High

The begin of the school year usually brings fresh possibilities, but fed-up parents at Westview High say they’re witnessing more of the same. Residents in Torrey Highlands are frustrated over daily traffic tie-ups near the school due to a construction project.

The commence of the school year usually brings fresh possibilities, but fed-up parents at Westview High say they’re observing more of the same. Residents in Torrey Highlands are frustrated over daily traffic tie-ups near the school due to a construction project.

Del Mar jockey wins her very first race ever

Maria Falgione won her very first race at Del Mar Racetrack on Saturday and it was her very first race ever! The 38-year-old jockey has been galloping horses for about three years.

CrimeFighters Alert: Manhunt for Jace Shelton Montoya

The News eight Crimefighters are helping authorities in a manhunt looking for Jace Shelton Montoya. If you have information call CrimeStoppers at (888) 580-TIPS. A prize is being suggested for his arrest and recall you can make a peak and still remain anonymous.

When the future called, Qualcomm answered

If you love your clever phone – the way most people do – you should very likely know the technology that makes it work wasn’t created in Silicon Valley, but here in San Diego.

If you love your brainy phone – the way most people do – you should most likely know the technology that makes it work wasn’t created in Silicon Valley, but here in San Diego.

four out-of-state companies invited to San Diego to build border wall prototypes

Four out-of-state companies have been invited by the federal government to come to San Diego to build prototypes of a concrete wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, it was announced Thursday.

70+ San Diego schools on minimum day Friday due to warmth

More than seventy campuses in the San Diego Unified School District will go on a minimum day schedule again Friday because of the continuing fever wave, district officials said.