Ava Kershner

1 week ago | 10news.com | Ava Kershner

“I mean, we had some pretty, pretty honest comments in the, in the letter, but we didn't wanna come across as attacking them,” said Bob Leyh, one of the contributors to the letter. In a letter signed by 30 people (many formerly staff members of the San Diego Pride) came criticism over the board, saying that high turnover and lack of direction plague the current staff.

1 week ago | 10news.com | Ava Kershner

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Just a day after thousands protested for immigrant rights, chants were heard in support of transgender rights. On Sunday, University Avenue in Hillcrest was taken over by pink, blue, and white flags, along with some glamorous protesters. Those attending said the transgender community is being ambushed by the current administration. “I think they're trying to scare the heck out of us. I want to say something else, but the, the attack is vicious.

2 weeks ago | 10news.com | Ava Kershner

Posted and last updated OCEANSIDE, Calif. (KGTV) — A protest was underway in Oceanside against ICE as demonstrators showed their solidarity with immigrant communities. It began around 4 p.m. Friday and was scheduled to last until 7 p.m.An ABC 10News reporter at the scene, located at 1918 Mission Ave., says the protest doubled in size within the first 30 minutes. This is a developing story. ABC 10News has a reporter on the scene ready to provide the latest information.

2 weeks ago | 10news.com | Ava Kershner

CARLSBAD, Calif. (KGTV) — On Monday, a Carlsbad condo community went up in flames. “Grabbed my cats because I wasn't sure of the severity of it, and but they kept banging on my door. They eventually did get them out all safe and sound, so I really want to thank the fire department for helping them get them out,” said Vikki Johnson, who’s condo flooded on Monday. The fire started in the upstairs condo, burning it to the beams. The four-unit building was doused by crews putting out the fire.

2 weeks ago | abc15.com | Ava Kershner |Nousha Flore

SAN DIEGO, CA — The U.S. Coast Guard said that a Cessna plane went down around 12:50 p.m. on Sunday, three miles west of Point Loma. The Coast Guard said that six people were aboard the plane; three Coast Guard boats and a helicopter were involved in the search for survivors. Small plane crashes in water off Point Loma CEO and President of the Air and Space Museum, Jim Kidrick, provided some insight into the type of plane that went down.