Times of San Diego will send you the top local and state news at 8 a.m., 365 days a year. Starting Feb. 18, some user fees at county parks will see ... $5.00 per day, and RV partial hook-up ...

Park visitors can expect a slight uptick in prices at San Diego ... to $5.00 per day. An RV partial hook-up campsite will also increase from $29.00 to $35.00. County Parks & Recreation says ...

The county owns two RV parks, one at the Bonelli Bluffs RV Resort and Campground in San Dimas, and the other at Dockweiler State Beach in Playa del Rey. The Dockweiler park closed in January for ...

Florida, the Sunshine State, is the perfect destination for your next RV adventure. With its diverse landscapes, scenic ...

Despite strong objections from landlords and even some tenant advocates, Imperial Beach leaders on Wednesday approved new renter protections regarding no-fault evictions.

As winter gives way to warmer days, there’s no better way to shake off the cold than by heading to Florida or Arizona to ...

Two yoga instructors who previously sued the city of San Diego over its crackdown on yoga classes in public parks and beaches filed a new lawsuit this week. They allege that city park rangers have ...

the County of San Diego said. Prices like Day Use Parking will increase from $3 per day to $5 per day, while RV partial hook-up campsite will increase from $29 to $35. “The increase helps Parks ...

San Diego’s controversial crackdown on beach yoga classes has prompted a lawsuit from a teacher who say he’s still getting fined, even after he shifted his popular classes to YouTube. Steve Hubbard ...

with more presented at the Jan. 27 La Jolla Parks & Beaches board meeting. A proposal submitted late last year to the city of San Diego would install AT&T wireless equipment in a 30-foot-tall ...

The park also has a number of tent and RV ... San Diego, Laguna Beach is located along the coast just off state Route 1. Laguna's picturesque setting is characterized by pristine oceanfront parks ...

The worst of the rainfall in the first atmospheric river to hit San Diego this year has passed, but the impacts will still be felt for the next few days at the region’s beaches.