Husband of first defendant sentenced in PB riot begs court to place her in women’s prison
Friends and family of a transgender woman are calling on officials to place her in a women’s prison after she faced violence and discrimination while being housed in men’s jails for the past year despite SD County Sheriff’s policies about housing transgender inmates according to their gender identit
Hearing delayed for driver who killed three
The preliminary hearing for a 73-year-old driver who is charged with killing three people on a sidewalk during a rainstorm near City College was delayed until Feb. 22 due to his health problems. Craig Martin Voss remains on house arrest following the March 15, 2021, incident in which he struck 10 pe
The building that built a new town
The San Diego Lumber Company had a somewhat tumultuous beginning. On July 19, 1872, Alonzo Horton transferred the title of the site to G.W.B. McDonald and W.B. Holcomb, who were previous owners of a lumber company known as McDonald and Company.During the period between 1871 and 1897, many disputes a
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