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- For The Record
Because of an editing error, a story Sunday on Page B5 about California Latinos and blacks being hit especially hard in the housing crisis incorrectly said that distressed homeowner Cesario Gonzalez put a down payment on the duplex he purchased last year. In fact, his purchase was 100 percent financed and he did not have to make a down payment.
- This day in our region's history
Father Junipero Serra arrives in San Diego with most of the Spanish land expedition led by Gaspar de Portola.
- Doctor testifies about Foley's injuries
A doctor testified yesterday about repairing injuries suffered by former Charger linebacker Steve Foley after he was shot two years ago by an off-duty Coronado police officer.
- 4 are held in separate slayings of teen, man
ESCONDIDO
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Four people have been arrested and police are seeking a fifth suspect after two separate homicides in Escondido over the weekend.
Three teenagers were arrested Sunday in the fatal shooting of Eduardo Aranda, 15, early Saturday, Escondido police said. Osiel Reyes, 18, and two juveniles ages 16 and 17, all of Escondido, were taken into custody, Lt. Bob Benton said.
- SAN DIEGO COUNTY FAIRSAN DIEGO COUNTY FAIR
In The Ribbons: Craig Thibodeau
Judges' choice: Craig Thibodeau won big in the Design in Wood Show. His art deco table took first place in the traditional furniture department, his dogwood buffet took third place in the veneering/marquetry furniture department, and his cherry sideboard earned him the Master Woodworker's trophy.
- This day in history
Hong Kong reverts to Chinese rule after 156 years as a British colony.
- SHORT TAKES: REGIONAL EDITION
Dead Marine identified as crewman from Virginia
CAMP PENDLETON:
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A Marine found dead Saturday evening in Area 27 of Camp Pendleton has been identified as Sgt. Sean K. Webster, 23, of Fairfax, Va.
Webster was an assault amphibious vehicle crewman assigned to Wounded Warrior Battalion West on the base north of Oceanside. He joined the Marines in September 2002 and earned numerous awards, base officials said.
- PUBLIC SAFETY: REGIONAL EDITION
Three arrested in series of wallet thefts at malls
SAN DIEGO:
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Three people have been arrested in connection with a series of wallet thefts at shopping malls, police said yesterday. At least 10 women were victimized over a four-month period, and investigators say they hope more victims come forward.
- Road closures
- OBITUARY
Charles Parkhurst; Tracked down art looted by Nazis; 95
Charles Parkhurst, a museum director in Baltimore and Washington and one of the “monuments men,” an Allied Forces team that chased down leads, pried open crates and snooped around museums, salt mines and castles in search of art stolen by the Nazis during World War II, died Thursday at his home in Amherst, Mass. He was 95.
- OBITUARY
Donald Magee, 72; ex-college quarterback, Pala member
Donald “Don” Magee believed in working hard and doing his best, always. At Sweetwater High School, the quiet leader played sports, excelling at football, and was president of his senior class.
- OBITUARY
Daihachi Oguchi; Master in traditional Japanese drumming; 84
Master Japanese drummer Daihachi Oguchi, who led the spread of the art of “taiko” drumming to the United States and throughout Japan, has died after being hit by a car, an official at his ensemble said. He was 84.
- OBITUARY
Dody Goodman; Television actress; 93
Dody Goodman, an actress who combined a dancer's grace, a strawberry blond mane and exquisitely timed scatter-brained humor to create television legends, first as a fey foil to Jack Parr and later on the soap-opera parody “Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman,” died June 22 in Englewood, N.J. She was 93, older than she often said.
- County Obituaries A-Z
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