Authorities arrested a 55-year-old Lakeside Union School District employee for child sexual abuse charges on Sunday, according to the San Diego County Sheriff’s Office.

The department announced on Monday that back on Sept. 8, 2025, they received information regarding allegations of sexual abuse on a minor by 55-year-old Kent Cable. Detectives working with the San Diego County Sheriff’s Child Abuse Unit (CAU) stepped up to take over the investigation and did a follow-up.

Following the investigation’s completion, detectives said they had probable cause to believe Cable was in violation of three counts of sexual penetration with a child 10 years of age or younger, and four counts of lewd and lascivious act on a child under 14 years of age.

Cable was arrested on those charges and booked into the San Diego Central Jail on Sunday, according to the sheriff’s office.

Cable was employed by the Lakeside Union School District in a non-teaching role, the sheriff’s office added.

Anyone with information about this incident is asked to call the Sheriff’s Child Abuse Unit at 858-285-6222 or after hours at 858-868-3200. You can remain anonymous by calling San Diego County Crime Stoppers at 888-580-8477.

San Diego Padres pitcher Joe Musgrove said he is anxious to get back on the mound for his hometown team and a year of good health as he and the Padres look to return to the postseason according to Kevin Acee of the San Diego Union-Tribune. Musgrove spoke at a ribbon-cutting ceremony at San Dieguito Community Park where he and centerfielder Jackson Merrill were in attendance for the re-opening of a ballpark that is used for the Miracle League of San Diego. Musgrove said he wants to have a normal season but understands that the ultimate goal is to pitch in October.

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — More than half of the country’s population remains under winter weather alerts as a historic storm continues to bring dangerous conditions and major travel disruptions nationwide. While San Diego has been spared from the severe weather, travelers at San Diego International Airport are still feeling the impact.

At least 88 flights were canceled at San Diego International Airport on Sunday alone, leaving passengers stranded and frustrated as winter storms on the East Coast create a ripple effect across the country’s aviation system.

The departure and arrival boards at San Diego International Airport displayed a sea of cancellations, showing just a fraction of what’s causing stress for travelers nationwide as winter storms continue to disrupt flights.

For LeeAnn Ancier, the stress is turning into anxiety as she waits at the airport with her grandchildren and husband.

“I had a milestone birthday just last month, and my dream was to take my family on a San Diego vacation,” Ancier said.

The trip was planned to celebrate her 70th birthday and was going smoothly until Saturday evening.

“My son in Cincinnati—his flight was canceled from Cincinnati to Minneapolis,” Ancier said.

Ancier said her whole family was supposed to travel together from Minneapolis to San Diego. Now she sits in the airport waiting for the rest of the group.

“We’re on hour one, and we have approximately two more hours to wait,” Ancier said.

According to FlightAware’s Misery Map, there were more than 11,000 canceled flights as of Sunday afternoon.

“It’s really aggravating my time,” Ancier said.

While Ancier is grateful to be in a city that isn’t being hit by a winter storm, she said it’s hard to get the party started.

“I’m relieved that it’s not hitting here, but until I see my son… I will not be at ease,” Ancier said.

Travelers are encouraged to keep an eye on their flight status if traveling between now and Monday.

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