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Hotel stays have become a crucial tool schools use to address student homelessness and chronic absenteeism. The rules and money allowing it end soon.

A peek at upcoming community events, including concerts, festivals, performances, art shows, blood drives, library happenings and community meetings

Tio Leo's Mexican eatery was opened in 1979 by an Italian man named Leo Sciuto. After 45 years in business, the original location is set to shutter at the end...

On the first day of the Jewish month of Tishrei,  the community greets Rosh Hashanah, the New Year. The ten-day period, culminating with Yom Kippur, the

You can be naughty and nice this San Diego weekend. Choose from a double dose (triple, even!) of holiday classics or try the beach for an adult form of festive fun.

The man accused of threatening to commit a mass shooting at an elementary school appeared in court Wednesday

Lee Lor targeted the school because "it's where the neighbor kids attend school." If convicted, he could face anywhere from probation to three years in prison.

Just ahead of the holidays, convenience store chain Circle K is giving back by offering a limited time discount on fuel for California drivers at select locations.

Poway Unified School District parents attended a panel discussion Wednesday night addressing school threat response.