Volunteers tasked with gathering 2020 San Diego homeless count
On Jan. 23, approximately 1,500 volunteers and outreach workers will deploy from 30 neighborhood sites, including Alpine, to construct a point-in-time count of homeless...
Edick ends campaign as Wilkins enters race
David Edick has withdrawn from the campaign for the 50th Congressional district. The businessman was running as an Independent in a race that has...
Eagle mat men pin Norsemen 45-25 in Grossmont Hills league opener
Neighborhood rivalries are always something special in high school sports and the one between the Granite Hills and Valhalla wrestling teams has been red...
Business (almost) as usual at East County congressional office
Monday was the last day Alpine residents could call Duncan Duane Hunter their congressman.
Hunter, 43, resigned his post as Congressional Representative of the 50th...
Eagle kickers flying high with tourney title victory
The Granite Hills High School boys soccer team appears to be trending upward at just the right time of the season.
The Eagles improved their...
Judge, attys discuss placement
Attorneys met Jan. 10 with a judge to discuss the upcoming placement hearing on Feb. 3 for another sexually violent predator in Jacumba Hot...
Fire Log
January 5, 2020
1/5/2020 1:29:36 AM Dispatched & canceled en route on WILLOWS Road in VIEJAS
1/5/2020 1:16:11 PM on TAVERN Road in ALPINE
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Massage business switching hands
For almost 20 years, Loretta-Rose Newman has opened the door of Sunrise Massage on Alpine Boulevard, subtly marked with a stained-glass rose. Although February...
Red Hawks looking for improved results
Expectations are a bit loftier for the 2019-20 Mountain Empire High School wrestling team, and with good reason, according to head coach Justin Reed.
“We...
Products of humor, hard work on exhibit at library
Fritz the Pear Man is the struggling artist alter-ego of Michael Dayon, the La Mesa resident who currently has his work on display at...
