KGTV-TV (San Diego, CA)

KGTV, also known as channel 10, is a TV station based in San Diego, California, that is affiliated with ABC and owned by the E. W. Scripps Company. The station operates its studios on Air Way in the Riverview-Webster area of San Diego, while its transmitter is situated on Mount Soledad in La Jolla.

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English

Television

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#49953

United States

#10436

Arts and Entertainment/TV Movies and Streaming

#336

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‘Say no to kings’: Thousands attend anti-Trump demonstration in downtown San Diego

3 days ago | 10news.com | Austin Grabish

SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Thousands of demonstrators filled downtown San Diego streets Saturday morning, chanting “No Kings!” as they spoke out against the Trump administration for a nationwide day of defiance. “I am so grateful that tens of thousands of San Diegans are taking to the streets today to say no kings, to say yes to democracy, to stand up against the military occupation of California,” said Terra Lawson-Remer, chair of the San Diego County Board of Supervisors.
Father Joe's & UC San Diego students work together to help improve communication with the homeless

4 days ago | 10news.com | Ryan Hill

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) – Father Joe’s Villages and six students from UC San Diego are teaming up to help those who are living on our streets get better connected to resources.
San Diego police officer berates Uber driver, asks ‘are you r****ded’

6 days ago | 10news.com | Austin Grabish

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — An Uber driver is suing the City of San Diego after a police officer berated him with derogatory language during a heated traffic stop that was caught on camera last year. “This is a disturbing incident of a police officer using their badge to bully and intimidate rather than to protect and serve,” said Los Angeles civil rights attorney Antonio Kizzie, who is representing driver Abdulkadir Bulgaz.
Retired Marine reflects on being embedded with platoon during '92 LA riots

6 days ago | 10news.com | Ryan Hill

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) – The City of Los Angeles has experienced protests and unrest in years past. Notably, the 1992 riots garnered national attention following the acquittal of LAPD officers for the beating of Rodney King. Some of the stories about what happened then are featured on the front page of a decades-old newspaper called The Scout. "In 1992, I was a combat correspondent attached to the 3rd Battalion, First Marine Regiment,” Kelley Hughes said.
San Diego County Fair opens with new attractions and local marketplace

6 days ago | 10news.com | Jared Aarons

The San Diego County Fair kicked off Wednesday with its "Summer Pet-tacular" theme, bringing a mix of nostalgia, new attractions and community celebration to Del Mar. "There's nostalgia, there's newness, there's really, it's a community celebration in a way that you don't get at other theme parks, at other events," a fair representative said. Among the new attractions this year is the Thunderbird ride in the kid zone.
National City Mayor speaks on human trafficking operation in San Diego & National City

1 week ago | 10news.com | Ryan Hill

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) – According to the San Diego County Sheriff’s Office, tactical teams with the National City and San Diego police departments and San Diego County Sheriff’s Office served multiple search warrants in National City and San Diego. “We've known about it for some time, but we couldn't say anything,” Mayor Ron Morrison, City of National City, said. The sheriff’s office announced on Tuesday that the operation took place on Monday night and early Tuesday morning.
FROM THE VAULT: USNS Harvey Milk christened in San Diego in 2021

1 week ago | 10news.com | Jared Aarons

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on June 3 ordered the renaming of a Navy ship named after gay rights icon Harvey Milk. It's unclear what the new name will be, but it's set to be officially renamed later this month. The USNS Harvey Milk was christened here in San Diego back in 2021. Watch the video in the player at the top of this page to see 10News anchor Jared Aarons' story on what was then a day to celebrate.
Locals speak on impacts with new Trump travel ban now in effect

1 week ago | 10news.com | Ryan Hill

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) – A travel ban for citizens from 12 countries, including Afghanistan, is now official after the clock struck 12 early Monday morning. “We will not allow people to enter our country who wish to do us harm,” President Donald Trump previously stated. Rahmat Mokhtar worked with U.S. troops in Afghanistan as an interpreter and lives in the San Diego area.
Community rallies to support Mira Mesa girls softball league after equipment theft

1 week ago | 10news.com | Michael Chen

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) - After a thief stole $4,500 worth of equipment from the Mira Mesa Girls Softball League, the community responded with overwhelming generosity, ensuring the league can continue without raising registration costs. Last week, the league discovered that their equipment room at Hourglass Community Park had been broken into, with two large canopies and two generators among the items stolen.
Padres and Dodgers renew rivalry at Petco Park after last year's playoff heartbreak

1 week ago | 10news.com | Ben Higgins

The San Diego Padres are facing the Los Angeles Dodgers for the first time since their painful National League Division Series elimination last October, with players focused on moving forward rather than seeking revenge. The Padres lost the final two games of that series and failed to score for 24 straight innings to end their 2024 season. While fans may still feel the sting from last year's playoffs, outfielder Jackson Merrill wasted no time looking ahead. "You gotta move on, the next day for me.