
LA MESA POLICE SEEK LEADS IN STABBING DEATH; $1,000 REWARD OFFERED
Update July 25, 2024: La Mesa Police have identified the victim and clarified that the victim was stabbed, not shot. By Miriam Raftery July 13, 2024 (La Mesa) – Shortly

Update July 25, 2024: La Mesa Police have identified the victim and clarified that the victim was stabbed, not shot. By Miriam Raftery July 13, 2024 (La Mesa) – Shortly
By Miriam Raftery Image: Rendering of proposed Murray Project in La Mesa, via Enersmart’s project website July 8, 2024 (La Mesa) – A battery fire at the Gateway energy storage
By Miriam Raftery Image: Rendering of proposed Murray Project in La Mesa, via Enersmart’s project website July 8, 2024 (La Mesa) – A battery fire at the Gateway energy storage
By Miriam Raftery Image: Rendering of proposed Murray Project in La Mesa, via Enersmart’s project website July 8, 2024 (La Mesa) – A battery fire at the Gateway energy storage
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Update July 25, 2024: La Mesa Police have identified the victim and clarified that the victim was stabbed, not shot. By Miriam Raftery July 13, 2024 (La Mesa) – Shortly
By Miriam Raftery Image: Rendering of proposed Murray Project in La Mesa, via Enersmart’s project website July 8, 2024 (La Mesa) – A battery fire at the Gateway energy storage
By Miriam Raftery Image: Rendering of proposed Murray Project in La Mesa, via Enersmart’s project website July 8, 2024 (La Mesa) – A battery fire at the Gateway energy storage
By Miriam Raftery Image: Rendering of proposed Murray Project in La Mesa, via Enersmart’s project website July 8, 2024 (La Mesa) – A battery fire at the Gateway energy storage
Support community news in the public interest! As nonprofit news, we rely on donations from the public to fund our reporting — not special interests. Please donate to sustain East County Magazine’s local reporting and/or wildfire alerts at https://www.eastcountymedia.org/donate to help us keep people safe and informed across our region.