Logan Heights News

Dozens of violent gang members were arrested this week in a countywide sweep targeting street gangs largely made up of foreign-born members, authorities announced yesterday.

The victim and the couple's son were shopping at the Northgate market on South 43rd Street near Alpha Street about 10:40 a.m., police Sgt.

Two men, one armed with a gun and the other wearing a ski mask, forced their way into a Logan Heights home today and held a resident and her two children captive while looting the residence, authorities reported.

My friend Oliver says you would know where to get lunch in San Diego! Can you recommend a cool place? Merci! - Gaelle, Montreal Dear Gaelle: Maybe I'm not looking in the right places, but San Diego is a bit of a restaurant-impaired city, I'm afraid.

Police reported that a third young man was arrested Sunday in connection with the possibly gang-related fatal shooting of a man in Logan Heights.

A young man was behind bars Tuesday and facing a murder charge in connection with the shooting death of a teenager in Logan Heights, authorities reported.

Homicide detectives are investigating a fatal shooting in Logan Heights that may have been gang-related. Martin Omar De La Torre, 18, of San Diego was shot in the head in the 800 block of South 30th Street shortly before 6:15 p.m. Monday, according to San Diego police homicide Lt.

A fire at a duplex in Logan Heights has left two families homeless including 10 children.

If the painting and collage style in the works of CJ Stain's Paper Wreckage show looks familiar, there's a reason.

The approximately 8,000-square-foot commercial building in Logan Heights at 1805 Newton Ave., San Diego 92113, has been sold for $1 million.

A group of narcotics suspects in a black truck led police on a roundabout road chase through San Diego late today, several times throwing money out onto roadways before finally stopping and being arrested, police said.

Two men robbed a pair of employees at a Logan Heights bakery, a San Diego police sergeant said Saturday.

San Diego can barely afford to run its existing libraries and recreation centers, but at the same time, it harbors lofty ambitions to build or expand scores of community facilities.