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  • Despite Sound Issues, Def Leppard, Journey, Steve Miller Band Rock Summer Stadium Tour
  • Diversionary Theatre Uses Grant to Launch ‘Access for All’ Ticket Program
  • Legendary Actor James Earl Jones, Voice of Darth Vadar, Dies at 93
  • Movie Review: ‘Between the Temples’ Is a Perfectly Weird Retro Indie Comedy
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: Sept. 6-8 – Singin’ & Stompin’
  • Rooftop Restaurant, Communion Mission Hills, to Offer Coastal Views, Global Fusion Cuisine
  • Athenaeum Music & Arts Library Hosts ‘Acoustic Evenings’ Series Each Friday in September
  • Actor James Darren, 88, from ‘Gidget’ Movies, Dies in Los Angeles
  • La Jolla Art & Wine Festival Returns This Month for 16th Year
  • Run for Old Globe’s ‘Murder on Orient Express’ Extended Days Before Play Opens
  • CityScape: Exchange Pavilion in Balboa Park Bonds San Diego and Tijuana Through Design
  • Score Last-Minute Labor Day Deals for San Diego Shows, Theme Parks, More
  • Carl Weathers of ‘Rocky’ Film Fame to Posthumously Receive Walk of Fame Star Thursday
  • ‘Creative City’: San Diego Asks Residents for Feedback on Plan to Center Arts, Culture
  • Movie Review: Shyamalan’s ‘Trap’ Is a Standard Thriller with a Few Laughs as Well
  • Circus Coming to LA for First Time Since 2016
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: Aug. 23-25 – Lassos & Loops
  • Birch Aquarium to Replace ‘Hall of Fishes’ with ‘Living Seas’ in Major Capital Investment
  • Old Globe Adds ‘Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story, Told by Jefferson Mays’ for Holiday Season
  • Talk Show Host Phil Donahue Dies at Age 88 Surrounded by Family
  • CityScape: A Pastor Uncovers the Soul in San Diego’s Sacred Architecture
  • Artist Maxx Moses’ Partnership with MTS Brings New Murals to La Mesa Transit Center
  • LA City Council Seeks to Restrict Tour Buses Near Marilyn Monroe’s Former Home
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: Aug. 16-18 – Zest & the Zoo
  • ‘Exchange Pavilion’ in Balboa Park Celebrates World Design Capital San Diego-Tijuana
  • Bruno Mars to Officially Open Clippers’ Billion Intuit Dome in Los Angeles
  • Oceanside Museum of Art to Open First of San Diego Exhibits Featured in Major Getty Initiative, ‘PST Art’
  • Sura Korean BBQ Gives South Bay Diners New Reason to Keep It Local
  • San Diego Fishermen’s Group Partners with Top Chefs for ‘Local Fish, Global Flavors’
  • Movie Review: ‘Twisters’ Sequel Has Visual Flare and Appealing Cast Despite Thin Plot
  • ‘A Good Life’ – George’s at the Cove in La Jolla Celebrates Big 4-0
  • Santa Ysabel Art Gallery Announces New Installment for Kids’ Mural Project
  • 4 Visual Artists Awarded Free Studio Space in ARTS DISTRICT Liberty Station Through Emerging Artist Program
  • Alta Vista Botanical Gardens Plans 25th Anniversary Gala 
  • Four Artists Honored for Top Works in Athenaeum’s Annual Juried Art Show
  • SOHO’s Awards Honor Lifetime Achievement, Supporters of Adaptive Reuse, Historic Districts
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: Aug. 2-4 – Strolling & Sunsets
  • Prebys Foundation Awards .8 Million in Grants to Strengthen ‘Arts Ecosystem’ in San Diego County
  • Prebys Foundation Awards .8 Million in Grants to Strength ‘Arts Ecosystem’ in San Diego County
  • Father of Florida Mass Shooting Victim Campaigns for End to Gun Violence in One-Man Play
  • San Diego City Council Approves 25-Year Lease for WorldBeat Center
  • Special Cocktail Classes, Dinners Set for Prohibition, El Chingon, Monello
  • A San Diego Book Publisher Seeks to Raise Visibility with First Comic-Con Booth
  • Movie Review: Despite Conspiracy Vibe, ‘Fly Me to the Moon’ Is Safe Summer Romcom
  • Comic-Con Panel Examines How Pop Culture Stigmatizes Burn Survivors
  • Upper Deck in Carlsbad Boasts of New Neopets Game, ‘Battledome,’ at Comic-Con
  • SDSU Lecturer’s Comic-Con Panels Probe the Future of People of Color Via Science Fiction
  • It’s Here: 2024 San Diego Comic-Con International Officially Kicks Off Wednesday
  • Discount tickets for LEGOLAND, SeaWorld, and more with new “Summer of the Arts” campaign
  • San Diego Comic Con: What You Need to Know
  • San Diego Moms: San Diego ArtWalk Mom Inspired by Children, Nature
  • Air & Space Museum Hosts Astronaut Buzz Aldrin on 55th Anniversary of Moon Landing
  • Viva Sheila! The Queen of Percussion Performs at Pride Fest Sunday
  • Your Guide to Feasting Like a Superhero During Comic-Con Next Week
  • San Diego’s Music Box Advocates for Senate Bill to Reduce Ticket Scams
  • California Video Gamers Seek to Enforce Original Arbitration Rules in Sega Petition
  • See One of San Diego’s Oldest Playhouses Showcase ‘Hello, Dolly!’ — Under the Stars
  • Baldwin Thanks Supporters After ‘Rust’ Case Dismissed
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: July 12-14 – Fire Trucks & Friars
  • Actress Shelley Duvall, Star of ‘The Shining’ with Jack Nicholson, Dies at 75
  • Sales Open for Upcoming La Jolla Music Society Season Loaded with ‘Great Artists’
  • MTS and NCTD Riders Can Get Limited Edition San Diego Comic-Con PRONTO Cards
  • ENVZN24 Urban Street Takeover to Celebrate Creativity and Cultural Diversity in September
  • Bilingual Opera ‘Pancho Rabbit,’ Based on Children’s Book, Set for San Diego, Tijuana Stages in 2026
  • Write Out Loud Awarded ,000 Grant to Offer NEA Big Read in San Diego
  • Movie Review: Alicia Vikander Explores an English Queen’s Role in the Historical Drama ‘Firebrand’
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: July 4-7 – July 4th Edition
  • New Burger and Pizza Restaurants in Pacific Beach Throw a July 4 Block Party
  • Pianist Gustavo Romero Takes Deep Dive into Chopin at Athenaeum Summer Festival
  • Liberty Station Heats Up in July with Music, Murals, Pop-Up Market
  • ‘Inside Out 2’ Becomes First Movie This Year to Hit
    Billion at Global Box Office
  • Public Memorial Set in August for Artist, Naturalist James Hubbell
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: June 28-30 – Sips & Skates
  • ‘Becoming Betty Boop’ at Comic-Con Museum Honors an Icon of Female Empowerment
  • Old Globe Achieves Shakespeare Milestone with ‘Henry 6,’ Invites Community to Celebrate
  • Sci-Fi Fans Can Soak in ‘Science of Story’ at UCSD, See ‘Star Trek’ Stars, ‘Jaws’ Too
  • Stamp Honoring Alex Trebek of ‘Jeopardy’ Fame To Be Issued July 22
  • Canyon Crest Alum Begins Path to Hollywood with Prestigious Industry Internship
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: June 21-23 – Summer Breeze
  • Welcoming Newcomers Through Photos – Exhibits Depict Influence of Immigrants in San Diego
  • Actor Donald Sutherland of ‘Dirty Dozen,’ ‘Animal House’ ‘M*A*S*H,’ More Dies at 88
  • ‘We’re Growing Together’: New Children’s Museum Adding 8,600 Square Feet of Learning, Joy and Creativity
  • Celebrate the Padres at the 12th Annual East Village Block Party
  • Classical Music’s Best Converge on La Jolla for Mainly Mozart All-Star Orchestra Festival
  • CityScape: San Diego Honors the Late James Hubbell with ‘Architecture of Jubilation’ Exhibit
  • Plays Give Homeless People a Voice, Aim to Show ‘Humanity’ of Those Without Shelter
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: June 14-16 – Retro Rhythm
  • Diversionary Theatre’s New Artistic Director Looks to Expand Impact in San Diego, Beyond
  • New ‘Summer Nights at Comic-Con Museum’ Spans Cosplay to Makerspace
  • San Diego County Fair in Del Mar: What You Need to Know
  • Theater Supporters Sign Roof Beam as ‘The Joan’ Takes Shape in Liberty Station
  • Designs by Youth on Both Sides of Border Selected for WDC 2024 Poster Exhibit
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: June 7-9 – Greece & Gardens
  • Historic Lighthouse at Cabrillo National Monument Closes for Restoration Project
  • Fans Cheer Bill Walton Tribute at Dead & Company Show in Las Vegas
  • Sesame Place San Diego’s New, Up Close ‘Dine with Elmo & Friends’ Now Open
  • San Diego French Film Festival Mixes Award Winners with Docs Exploring Our Oceans
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: May 31-June 2 – Rivers & Rings
  • ‘Furiosa’ Edges ‘Garfield’ in Worst Memorial Day Weekend Since 1995
  • Free Sundown Sunday Summer Concerts Return to Civita Park Beginning June 9
  • ‘Oasis by the Sea’ – Dr. Beach’s Verdict on Coronado, Again One of His Top 10 Beaches
  • Def Leppard’s ‘Pyromania’ Still Rocks 40 Years Later in Anniversary Reissue
  • Disney Songwriting Legend Richard Sherman, Talent Behind ‘Mary Poppins,’ Dies at 95
  • Spreckels Organ Society Announces Summer Organ Festival
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: May 24-27 – Memorial Day Edition
  • Mystery Motif in Jasper Johns’ Art on View in New Exhibit at SD Museum of Art
  • DEA Investigating Source of Ketamine in Death of ‘Friends’ Star Matthew Perry
  • Famed Julian-Based Organic Artist and Architect James Hubbell Dead at 92
  • Sculpture Project Opens Virtual Doorway to Kumeyaay Culture, History at SDSU
  • Plaintiff Drops Lawsuit Accusing Tommy Lee of Sexual Assault in San Diego
  • Coronado Center to Screen Documentary About Dangers of Christian Nationalist Movement
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: May 17-19 – Corks & Kites
  • ‘Grit, Grace and Glamour’: Joan Jacobs Hailed as Down-to-Earth Donor Titan
  • Moonshine Flats Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary with 3 Days of Music
  • Movie Review: Despite Hollow Script, ‘Civil War’ Delivers as Action-Packed War Movie
  • Music Box Creates Space for San Diego Artists to Display Their Art, Support Charity
  • Sam Rubin, San Diego Native Turned Beloved Los Angeles Television Journalist, Dead at 64
  • Sea & Sky to Open at Hotel La Jolla with Heralded Chef Anthony Wells at Helm
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: May 10-12 – Mother’s Day Edition
  • Movie Review: Ryan Gosling in ‘The Fall Guy’ Makes for a Swift, Fun Blockbuster
  • UCSD Negotiating with MCASD to Buy Former Space at Santa Fe Depot
  • G.I. Film Fest Opens with Focus on Stories of Memory, Healing, Service
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: May 3-5 – Fiestas & the Force
  • Jonny Tarr, Sara Petite Among Big Winners at San Diego Music Awards
  • Broadway San Diego Brings Us the New York Hits — and Supports Local Theater Students
  • Seeing Beauty in Random Junk Nurtures Roni Breite’s ‘Uncommon Art from Common Objects’
  • City Launches ‘Far South/Border North’ Map to Guide Public to Art Projects
  • Got Stress? Pause for Music, Dance, Art Shows Coming Up at San Diego Airport
  • Universal Studios Marks 60th Anniversary of Backlot Tram Tours
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: April 26-28 – Cocktails & Crowns
  • Visit Independent Book Stores on San Diego Book Crawl for Author Visits, Prizes, More
  • ArtWalk Celebrates 40th Anniversary with Community Mural in Little Italy
  • Fair Calls on ‘Green Thumbs’ to Submit Entries for Garden Show Before May 17
  • Movie Review: A Gnarly, Greasy Portrayal of Gym Rats and Gun Nuts in ‘Love Lies Bleeding’
  • CityScape: Remembering Frank L. Hope III, a Modernist Architect Whose Firm Transformed San Diego
  • Art Alive at San Diego Museum of Art Offers Floral Celebration of Indian Art, Culture
  • Record Store Day a Boon for Independent Local Shops with Bevy of Special Releases
  • Dear San Diego Podcast: Car Guy Lands His Dream Job as CEO of the Automotive Museum
  • North Coast Rep’s New Season Features Arthur Miller, Hercule Poirot, U.S. Constitution
  • Solana Beach Settles Lawsuit Over KAABOO Music Festival’s Return to Del Mar
  • No Doubt Reunion, Surprise Guests Highlight Coachella Weekend 1
  • Movie Review: An Anti-Hero Thrills Post-Pandemic Sci-Fi Audiences in ‘Dune: Part Two’
  • San Diego ART Matters Rises Downtown As Former Arts Coalition Re-brands
  • San Diego Arab Film Fest Opens with Two Weekends of Screenings Set for MOPA
  • Women’s Hall of Fame Inducts 7 New Members – Educators, Artists, Activists, More
  • Motion Picture Academy Sets March 2025 Date for 97th Oscars
  • Museum of Making Music Ready for Debut After Extensive Renovations
  • Public Invited As Timken Museum Puts Final Touches on Restoration of 18th-Century Painting
  • Memorial Service Held for Bill Lomas, 88, `The Parade King’
  • Widow Keeps Promise, Revives Late Writer’s ‘Beloved’ Mary Magdalene Musical
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: April 5-7 – Wows & Watch Parties
  • Fern Street Circus Takes Free ‘Home’ Show on Month-long Local Tour
  • San Diego Sci-Fi Author S.G. Blaise Takes Center Stage at WonderCon with ‘Last Lumenian’
  • Spring at the Magnolia: Alicia Villarreal, Steven Ho, Gipsy Kings, More
  • San Diego Broadcast News Stations KOGO, KUAN Win Regional ‘Golden Mike’ Awards
  • ‘Inches to Miles’ Ironman Film, Produced by Brewery, Set for Debut in Oceanside
  • Look at Betty Boop Among New Exhibits Set for Comic-Con Museum
  • San Diego Air & Space Museum Wins Share of .7 Million in NASA Grants
  • April at the Belly Up: Joan Osborne, Orianthi, Charley Wesley Godwin, More
  • 22nd Spring Joshua Tree Music Festival Will Heat Up the Mojave Desert in May
  • WonderCon Returns This Week, Offering Pop Culture Fans a Warm Up Before Comic-Con
  • Pride Festival Lineup Packed with 300 Artists; Headliners Include Todrick Hall, Sheila E.
  • ‘Rising Tide’ Exhibit at Maritime Museum Shows ‘Fragility of Life at Water’s Edge’
  • Movie Review: Superhero Fatigue Finally Sets in with ‘Madame Web’
  • ‘Forever Balboa Park’ Outgoing President, CEO Lands Smithsonian Job
  • San Diego Poet Laureate Jason Magabo Perez to Launch Poetry Initiative in Collaboration With City
  • Golden State Ballet Announces ‘From New York, With Love’ in April
  • Kris Jenner’s Sister Dies in San Marcos
  • 40th Season for Chula Vista’s OnStage Playhouse Includes 4 Premieres
  • Comic-Con Planning ‘Epic’ Themed Cruise for Pop Culture Fans in 2025
  • San Diego Air & Space Museum Named a Top-10 Aviation Museum in U.S.
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: March 15-17 – St. Patrick’s Day Edition
  • Rady Shell to Welcome Legend, Mraz, Feature Film, Broadway Salutes for Summer Season
  • Spreckels Organ Society Hosts Special Concert for Bach’s Birthday
  • San Diego Latino Film Festival to Pay Tribute to Actor-Director Cheech Marin
  • Gaza Protests, Labor Rights, AI, Yoko Ono All Topics at the 96th Annual Academy Awards
  • Got ,000? Here’s an Around-the-World Cruise (or Two) for You
  • Let the Blooms Begin: Flower Fields in Carlsbad Ready to Burst into Full Color
  • San Diego Youth Take the Stage in transcenDANCE’s Annual Performance, April 5-6 of ‘Let Them: BLOOM’
  • City Cruises Adds Wedding Showcase, Pet Day on Bay to Slate of Holiday, Whale Watching Trips
  • Finding Meaning in a Chaotic World: ‘Redwood’ at La Jolla Playhouse
  • Mobster Bugsy Siegel’s Kin Dies; Had Sued Over Memorabilia Sale
  • Singer-Songwriter Grace Potter’s ‘Road’ Show Rolls Into Del Mar at The Sound
  • New Children’s Museum to Showcase Works by Sci Fi Visionary Octavia Butler
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: March 1-3 – Plates & Pop-Ups
  • Art on Your App: Tap into MCASD’s Vast Collection with Museum’s New Digital Guide
  • Grab a Seat: San Diego Theatre Month Specials Start at
  • Mraz, P.O.D., Slightly Stoopid in Mix for 2024 San Diego Music Awards
  • Report: Female Representation in Top-Grossing Films Declined in 2023
  • ‘Bob Marley: One Love’ Still Jamming at Top of Box Office with .5 Million
  • Movie Review: ‘The Teachers’ Lounge’ Is an Adrenaline Rush from Germany
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: Feb. 23-25 – Riffs & Reggae
  • San Diego County Fair Reveals Stars to Take Stage at 2024 Toyota Summer Concert Series
  • Jazz Vocalist Madeleine Peyroux on March Calendar at Belly Up
  • MiraCosta College to Host Oscar-Winning Actor Richard Dreyfuss
  • Air Force Brass Quintet to Play 2 Free San Diego Concerts
  • Movie Review: ‘Zone of Interest’ a Chilling Look at Seeming Normal Life Next to a Death Camp
  • New Rolando Mural Celebrates Historic Paseos, Wildlife in Community
  • CityScape: Two Heroes of Modernist San Diego Architecture Recognized for Lifetime Achievement
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: Feb. 16-18 – Premieres & Pageants
  • Circus Vargas Playing in San Diego County Until April 8
  • PLNU Writer’s Symposium by the Sea Features Star Authors Gilbert, Hornby
  • Savor the Taste of Spring at San Diego Restaurant Week
  • Emerging Artists in Dance Awarded Studio Space to Explore, Create New Works
  • City’s Impact Pilot Awards 0,000 Grants to Partners Pursuing Projects Fusing Arts with Equity
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: Feb. 9-11 – Barbies & Bowls
  • Oscar Nominee, Marvel Star Ruffalo Honored with Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
  • Yelp Shows San Diego Love on List of Most Romantic Restaurants in U.S.
  • Movie Review: ‘Mean Girls’ Is Technically Perfect, But Leaves You Asking ‘Why?’
  • High School Students at Poetry Out Loud Vie for Trip to State Finals
  • Combining Movies, Music and Education, UCSD Park & Market Shines Downtown
  • ‘Rocky,’ ‘Mandalorian’ Actor – and SDSU Alum – Carl Weathers Dies at 76
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: Feb. 2-4 – Matchmaking & Manga
  • New for San Diego Museum Month: Half-Off Program Expands to Include Baja California
  • World Design Capital Program Gets Boost with
    Million Matching Grant from Prebys Foundation
  • ‘Arts Unite’ Series by Oceanside Theatre Company Launches with Focus on Lowrider Culture
  • Escondido Community Foundation Announces New Grant Funding Round for ‘Art Speaks’ Initiative
  • Vanguard Culture Season Includes New Edition of ENVZN As Part of World Design Capital 2024
  • Noted Artist Scott Jacobs Captures Rolls Royce Phantom III for La Jolla Concours d’Elegance
  • Stegosaurus Ready to Roll into Legoland California When Dino Valley Opens
  • New Study Ranks San Diego as Top U.S. Arts Capital with
    .4 Billion Annual Impact
  • Comic-Con Museum Salutes Popular Filipino Action-Comedy ‘Lumpia with a Vengeance’
  • Groundbreaking Held in Liberty Station for San Diego’s Latest Performing Arts Venue — ‘The Joan’
  • Groundbreaking Set for Liberty Station’s Jacobs Performing Arts Center
  • That’s So Fetch! ‘Mean Girls’ Movie Musical Takes Top Spot Again in Second Weekend
  • Hot Ticket: Old Globe Extends Runs for 3 Productions, Including Prize- Winner “English”
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: Jan. 19-21 – Looky Lou’s
  • Historic Balboa Park Botanical Building Topped Anew as Restoration Nears Completion
  • Medical Examiner Says ‘All My Children’ Actor Alec Musser Shot Himself in Del Mar
  • Olivia Rodrigo, Billie Eilish and Dua Lipa to Perform at Grammys on Feb. 4
  • `Mean Girls’ Cannot Help It That It’s So Popular Over Holiday Weekend
  • Del Mar Resident and ‘All My Children’ Star Alec Musser Dies at Age 50
  • The Nat Awarded 0K to Create Urban Nature Alliance with L.A., Bay Area Groups
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: Jan. 12-15 – MLK Day Edition
  • Old Globe’s Powers New Voices Fest Shines Light on Works by 10 Playwrights
  • Appeals Court Rules Against Family of Late La Mesa Man in Long-Running Case of Nazi-Looted Art
  • Musical Take on ‘Thelma & Louise’ Set for New York Workshop Ahead of May Premiere in San Diego
  • Review: With Stunning Visuals, ‘Maestro’ Explores the Legendary Leonard Bernstein
  • The Casbah Celebrates 35 Years of Music with Slate of Locals, Reunions, More
  • San Diego’s SOHO Honored with Governor’s Historic Preservation Award
  • One of Last Remaining Stars of Golden Age, Glynis Johns, ‘Mary Poppins’ Star, Dies at 100 in L.A.
  • Paul Anka’s ‘Seven Decades Tour’ Stopping in Palm Desert Next Week
  • Music Notes: Quirky Alt-Rock Band Princess Goes at Music Box This Week
  • One Paseo Partners with Children’s Discovery Museum for Free Monthly Arts Program
  • San Diego Weekend Guide: Dec. 29 – Dec. 31 – New Year’s Edition
  • Old Point Loma Lighthouse to Close for 10-Day Restoration Project in January
  • It’s Electric! See EVs, Much More During 4-Day San Diego Auto Show
  • San Diego Zoo Features Sneak Peek of 2024 Tournament of Roses Parade Float
  • Local Student Art Contest Winners Featured in 2024 Calendar
  • Tom Smothers of `Smothers Brothers’ Comedy Duo Dies at 86
• Crime
  • Cooler Temperatures Helping Crews Make Headway on Trio of Massive Southern California Wildfires
  • Major Wildfires Scorch Southern California and Darken San Diego Skies
  • Sheriff: Two Drivers Arrested at DUI Checkpoint Over the Weekend
  • Man Shot in Head in Fight Between Two Groups in Mountain View Neighborhood
  • 21-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed During Argument Near DUI Checkpoint in Lemon Grove
  • Firefighters Work Vehicle Rescue on I-15 Off-Ramp in San Diego
  • Battery Fire at SDG&E Facility in Escondido Prompts Evacuations and School Closures
  • Lawyer: Hunter Biden Open to Guilty Plea in Tax Evasion Case
  • At-Risk Lance Montgomery, 56, Last Seen on Front Street Reported Missing
  • Body of Possible Motorcycle Passenger Found on Route 94 in Casa de Oro
  • Unlicensed Boy, 15, Seriously Injured Crashing SUV into Light Pole in Miramar Ranch
  • Jurors Consider Death Penalty for Defendants Who Once Framed Temecula Man
  • Firefighters Work Gas Leak in San Diego
  • Two Motorists Arrested at DUI Checkpoint in Chula Vista
  • Driver of BMW in Deadly Crash with Police Cruiser Was 16-Year-Old Boy
  • City Mourns Officer Killed in Pursuit Crash, Prays for His Partner’s Recovery
  • Police Officer Killed, Another Injured, Teen Suspect Dead in Clairemont Mesa Pursuit Crash
  • Vista Carjacking Suspect Arrested After Chase Ends in Rollover Crash
  • Pedestrian Killed in Drunk Driving Crash on Mission Bay Drive in Pacific Beach
  • Fire Crews Quickly Extinguish 1-Acre Brush Fire in Torrey Pines Reserve
  • William Bushey, 60, Identified as Suspect in Shooting That Left Two Dead, His Mother Wounded
  • 2 Dead, One Wounded in ‘Family-Related’ Shooting in Loma Portal Neighborhood
  • Burglary Suspect Leads Deputies on Wild Encinitas-Area Road Chase
  • Containment of Giant Park Fire — 4th Largest in California History — Reaches 53%
  • Crews Battle Carmel Valley House Fire Apparently Started by Tesla Parked in Garage
  • Sirhan Sirhan, in Prison in San Diego, Again Denied Parole in Assassination of Sen. Kennedy
  • Newsom Targets Retail Theft, Signs Bills with New Penalties, Enforcement Tools
  • Officers Seize 133 Pounds of Fentanyl at Border, Top Take for Year in California
  • Victims Urged to Participate in 2001 Santana High Shooter’s Parole Hearing Next Month
  • SD Man Charged for Alleged Threatening Email After Victim’s TV News Appearance
  • Escondido High Teacher, Kyiri Tisdale, 31, Arrested for Alleged Sexual Contact with Student
  • FOUND: Oceanside Police Searching for Missing 75-Year-Old Woman With Dementia
  • Man Killed, Woman Loses Leg in Motorcycle Crash Following Traffic Stop
  • Detectives Trace Suspect in Designer Bag Burglary to Temecula, Make Arrest
  • Ex-Con Arrested on Weapons, Drug Charges After Search Warrant Served at Home
  • Prosecutors Charge Nine Alleged Members of Burglary Ring That Hit 30 San Diego Homes
  • 5.3-Magnitude Earthquake Near Bakersfield Shakes Southern California
  • Man Test Driving Ford Lightning Pickup Strikes, Seriously Injures Auto Salesman
  • Biker Ejected, Seriously Injured in Apparent Drunk Driving Crash in Kearny Mesa
  • San Diego Police Investigating Hate Crime Vandalism Incident in Hillcrest
  • DA’s Office Releases Reviews Clearing Eight Local Law Enforcement Officers in Six Shootings
  • Motorcyclist Killed in Imperial Beach Traffic Crash with Ford Pickup Truck
  • Anti-Sex Trafficking Sting at Comic-Con Yields 14 Arrests
  • Two Elderly People Found Dead in Santee Residence
  • Crews From San Diego on Scene of Growing Nixon Fire in Riverside County
  • California Firefighters Make Progress, But Wildfires Spread Devastation and Smoke Across West
  • Driver Chases Off Carjacking Suspect; Police Find, Arrest Man Hiding in Nearby Backyard
  • Containment of Grove Fire Near Palomar Mountain Doubles to 40%
  • CHP Plans Thursday DUI, License Checkpoint for South Bay
  • 19 Members of Alleged Human Smuggling Ring Charged in San Diego
  • Man, 24, Accused of Causing Crash That Killed Four Pleads Not Guilty
  • All Four Victims of Kearny Mesa Suspected DUI Crash Identified as in Their 20s
  • Crews Fight Small Vegetation Fire in Poway Area
  • Man Arrives at ER with Stab Wounds, Hospitalized in Critical Condition
  • Chase Mitchell, 53, Identified As Man Who Died Following Illness in Vista Jail
  • Firefighters Halt Spread of 10-Acre Blaze at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar
  • Wildfire Blackens About a Dozen Acres Near Loveland Reservoir
  • Vista Jail Inmate Dies in Hospital After Reportedly Suffering From Medical Crisis
  • Man Who Died in Shootout with Police in Chula Vista Was Moises Colunga Jr., 50
  • The Story Behind ‘Reap the Whirlwind,’ a True Crime History Set in 1985 San Diego
  • One Dead After Vehicle Veers Off Route 78 and Strikes Gas Station in Oceanside
  • Manslaughter Case Dismissed Against Actor Alec Baldwin Over Fatal ‘Rust’ Shooting
  • Ringleader of Migrant Smuggling Operation Linked to 2021 Fatal Crash Pleads Guilty
  • Have You Seen These Suspects Sought in North County Burglary, Supermarket Rip-Offs?
  • Former San Diegan Christina Bobb Asks Arizona Court to Dismiss Criminal Counts
  • Hearing Aug. 9 for Sexually Violent Predator Proposed for Release to Poway Home
  • Harley Rider Injured Crashing into Car Making U-Turn in Bay Terraces
  • Man Fleeing Scene of Armed Robbery Arrested by Police
  • Welfare Check Leads to Hours-long Standoff in Chula Vista Before Man Surrenders
  • Video Shows 7 Young Suspects in Beach Stabbing That Left Man with Internal Injuries
  • Driver, 63, Dies in Head-On Crash in Ramona
  • Authorities Identify Inmate Who Collapsed and Died at San Diego Jail Last Week
  • Fast-Moving Wildfire Prompts Road Closure, Widespread Evacuations in Jacumba
  • FBI Warns ‘Pop-Up Scams’ Offering Tech Support Can Target Anyone in San Diego
  • Deputies Work to Persuade Man to Surrender After Disturbance in Poway
  • Murder Case Proceeds Against Defendants Accused of Framing Temecula Man
  • Court Hears of Confrontation Over Backpack That Preceded Shooting Death of Victim, 20
  • Gang Member Sentenced to Life Without Parole for Killing Spring Valley Mother
  • Evacuations Lifted as Firefighters Stop Growth of Stubborn 19-Acre Del Mar Reserve Fire
  • Assault Suspect Leads Officers on Pursuit from El Cajon to Downtown Police Station
  • Suspected DUI Causes Multiple Accidents, Power Outage, and Trolley Disruption in Chula Vista
  • Man’s Body Discovered in Chula Vista Storm Channel Near I-5
  • Officers Find Pickup Truck at Border with 102 Packages of Meth Stuffed into Doors, Gas Tank
  • Son Dinh, 50, Identified As Man Who Died in Oak Park Stabbing
  • 18-Year-Old Driver Injured After Car Runs Stop Sign, Collides with Tesla
  • Law Enforcement Seeking Public’s Help Finding Fugitive Accused in 2023 Murder in Lemon Grove
  • Convicted Killer of Cal Poly Student Kristin Smart Ordered Pay 0,000 Restitution
  • Evacuations Underway as Fast-Moving Wildfire North of LA Grows to Nearly 15,000 Acres
  • Man Arrested in Carlsbad After Stabbing in Encinitas Home Depot
  • Investigators Asking Public for Help With Cold Case
  • 13 People Sent to Hospitals Following 2-Car Crash in Escondido
  • Elizabeth Holmes, Partner of SD Hotel Heir, Seeks to Overturn Fraud Conviction
  • Ex-SD Navy Employee Pleads Guilty to Taking Bribes from Defense Contractors
  • CBP Snags M Worth of Drugs in May Including Nation’s 3rd-Largest Meth Seizure on Record
  • Firefighters Make Quick Work of Lake Jennings Blaze
  • Firefighters Battle Brush Fire at Marine Corps Air Station in Miramar
  • Man Convicted for Murder at Chula Vista Red Roof Inn Sentenced to 25 Years to Life
  • Lego Sets – New Target of Retail Theft Rings in Southern California, Across Country
  • County Officials Launch Summer Human Trafficking Awareness Campaign
  • Manslaughter Trial Ordered in Mission Bay Jet Ski Crash That Killed Girl, 12
  • 70 Pro-Palestinian Protesters Arrested at Israeli Consulate in San Francisco
  • Firefighters Battle Double Mobile Home Fire in Shelter Valley
  • Passenger Killed in Fiery Crash When Car Slams into Tree in Kearny Mesa
  • Grand Jury Indicts 14 People in Cocaine Trafficking Operation from Tijuana to East Coast
  • Man Sent to Prison for 9 Years in Racially Motivated Stabbing of Black Victim
  • Arturo Ulloa Gets 50 Years to Life for Stabbing Girlfriend 20 Times in Escondido
  • Authorities Say Deaths of Elderly Couple in Santee Home Being Investigated as a Murder-Suicide
  • Man Walking on Clairemont Mesa Boulevard Seriously Injured by Truck
  • Energy Storage Facility Fire in Otay Mesa Still Not Fully Contained
  • One Person Killed, Another Injured in Residential Fire in Carlsbad
  • Crews Rescue Rider After Fall from Mountain Bike at Lake Hodges
  • Authorities Name 3 Officers Who Shot, Killed Armed Suspect in Mission Valley
  • Two Fires Ignite Within Two Hours One Mile Apart in Borrego Springs
  • TikTok Star Accused in East Village Murders of Wife, Her Friend, Testifies at Trial
  • Police Fatally Shoot Knife-Wielding Man in Mission Valley
  • Escondido Police Cite 33 Drivers, Riders During Motorcycle Safety Enforcement Operation
  • Los Angeles County DA: No Charges in Sean Combs Hotel Video
  • Man Accused of Dealing Drugs That Led to 2019 Death in Oceanside Charged by Federal Prosecutors
  • After Man Accused of Making Threats, Search Turns Up Ghost Guns at Home
  • Trial Ordered for Man Accused in Murdering Woman, Raping Another in Palm City
  • Escondido Police Warn Public About Serial Roadside Flasher
  • Prosecutors Urge Long Prison Sentence for Attacker of Former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s Husband
  • Did You Feel Them? Earthquake Swarm Strikes in Baja California South of Calexico
  • Four People Killed, a 5th Seriously Hurt in Collision on State Route 76 in Pala Mesa
  • Woman Pleads Not Guilty to DUI Charges for Crash That Injured Her Young Toddler
  • Motorcyclist Dies After Crash with Vehicle in Vista
  • Man Sentenced for Grabbing 8-Year-Old Boy Along Newport Ave. in Ocean Beach
  • Riverside Man Pleads Not Guilty to Hit-and-Run Count in Oceanside Cyclist’s Death
  • 18-Year-Old Perris Resident Was Driver Killed in Crash on SR-163 in Linda Vista
  • Driver Killed in Rollover Crash on Southbound Route 163 in Linda Vista
  • Suspect Shot by SD County Sheriff’s Deputy in Bonsall
  • Ricardo Vazquez-Gongora, 18, Pleads Guilty to Causing Soldier’s Death During Botched Car Theft
  • Escondido Police Announce Plans for DUI Checkpoint on Thursday Night
  • Victim, 54, of Fatal Balboa Park-Area Hit-and-Run ID’d as Darren Stevenson
  • Servicemen, 21, Who Died in Crash on I-5 in Oceanside ID’d as Jacob Johnson and Eduardo Hernandez Zambrano, 19
  • Power Outage Hits Otay Mesa-Area Neighborhoods
  • 13-Year-Old Killed in Suspected DUI in Saturday Night Crash in Escondido
  • Police: Driver Falls Asleep, Crashes into Vehicle
  • Crews Douse Hot Spots on Fire-Ravaged Oceanside Pier
  • Police Seek Tips in Hit-and-Run That Left Pedestrian with Major Head Injuries
  • Pedestrian Killed in Lemon Grove Hit-Run
  • ‘Very Violent’ Suspect in Shooting of LA Deputy Arrested in San Diego County
  • Boater’s Body Found in Oceanside Harbor
  • Have You Seen This Man Suspected of Sexual Assault in Linda Vista?
  • Man Stabbed to Death at San Diego Gas Station
  • Motorcyclist Who Died in Fiery Lakeside Collision ID’d as Jeremy Ponton, 34
  • Videos, Other Evidence Released in 2019 Las Colinas Jail Death Case
  • Second SVP Recommended for Release to Same Jacumba Hot Springs Home
  • Tijuana River Ranked as America’s 9th ‘Most Endangered’ Due to Heavy Pollution
  • Man Sentenced Six Years for Fatal Shooting in Lincoln Park
  • Authorities Seek Information After Male Juvenile Shot in Vista; Suspect at Large
  • Mild Earthquake Shakes Eastern San Diego County
  • Driver, 77, Jailed in Fatal Valley Center Hit-Run
  • Man Pleads Guilty to Shooting Man, Setting Body Ablaze in National City
  • Speeding Wrong-Way Driver Kills Himself, Another Driver on I-5 in Chula Vista
  • State Awards Jewish Family Service of San Diego 5,000 in Funding to ‘Stop the Hate’
  • Man Gets Fine, Probation in Case Involving SD County Tribal Police
  • Man Fatally Shot in La Mesa; Law Enforcement Searching for Suspect
  • Judge Rules in Favor of Serna Family in Clash Over Jail Videos in Wrongful Death Suit
  • Man Sentenced Over 12 Years for Selling Fentanyl That Killed Poway 18-Year-Old
  • Motorcyclist Killed in Crash on SR-94
  • Seeking Violence or Countering Fascists? Pacific Beach Riot Jury Hears 2 Scenarios
  • Victim of Fatal Oak Park-Area Shooting ID’d as Andres Dominguez of Poway
  • Boy Stabs Man Twice Near Otay Mesa West Rec Center
  • Deputies Chase and Arrest 2 Suspects After Man, 71, Shot to Death in Vista
  • State Announces Rewards in Unsolved Murders, Including 2 in San Diego
  • Jose Luis Mares III, 26, Sentenced 18 Years for Attempted Murder of Wife at Coronado Beach
  • Power Outage Hits SDGE Customers in South Bay
  • Four Adults and Child Displaced by Attic Fire in San Ysidro
  • San Diego’s 2023 Crime Down 2.7% From Year Before, SDPD Says in Annual Report
  • Escaped Prisoner, Quintin G. Wilkerson, 53,Captured in Escondido
  • Firefighters Battle Early Morning Residential Blaze in Encanto
  • Mt. Carmel High Teacher Pleads Not Guilty to Charges Stemming from Alleged Relationship with Student
  • Man, 21 Arrested in Stabbing in the Gaslamp Neighborhood
  • Argument in OB Parking Lot Leads to Woman Run Over, Ex-Boyfriend Shot
  • Authorities Arrest Nine People in San Diego Fentanyl Operation
  • ‘Antifa’ Defendant Stuns SD Court With Insanity Plea in Pacific Beach Riot Case
  • Sheriff’s Office Seeks Info After Bicyclist, 48, Dies on Coast Highway in Encinitas
  • Fire in Abandoned Imperial Avenue Building Causes 0K in Damages
  • Woman Killed, Firefighter Injured in Early Morning House Fire in Bostonia Area
  • Man Stopped at Naval Base Point Loma After Alleged Break-in Attempt
  • Police Searching for Suspect Who Escaped Custody By Opening Door. Leaving
  • SDPD Looking for Man Who Posed as Police Officer, Tried to Lure Children
  • Man Who Died in Sheriff’s Custody Following Combative Cardiff Arrest Was Abdul Kamara, 29
  • Cleanup Underway After Huntington Beach Oil Sheen No Longer Visible Offshore
  • FBI Seeks Tips to Find Mom Accused of Kidnapping Baby, Crossing Border in Otay Mesa
  • Man Convicted of Attempted Murder for Hitting Officer With Car Sentenced
  • Suspect Pleads Not Guilty in Shooting Deaths That Followed Grantville Gang Fight
  • Trial Continues in 2021 Slaying of Cathedral Catholic High School Teacher
  • Men Charged in Witness Murders, Including Pregnant Woman, in SD Drug Trafficking Case
  • San Diego Man First in Nation to Be Prosecuted Under Recently Enacted Law to Curb Climate Change
  • El Cajon Mayor Vows to ‘Share Truth’ Behind Young Jewish Dentist’s Slaying
  • 10 Migrants Hurt in Falls from Border Wall; Multiple Others Detained
  • Man Sentenced to 113 Years to Life for Role in 2019 Killing of Guard at Shelter
  • El Cajon Police Arrest Gunman Following Fatal Office Shooting, ID Him As Mohammed Abdulkareem
  • Man Pleads Guilty in Scam to Steal 0K from San Diego Woman
  • Chula Vista Man Howard Freelove Charged With Taking Part in Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol Riot
  • Prosecutors Say Suspect Searched ‘How to Kill Your Ex’s Fiance’ as Teacher Murder Trial Begins
  • 37-Year-Old Woman Killed After Pickup Truck Slams into Parked Trailer in El Cajon
  • Person Walking on Freeway Near Old Town Struck, Killed
  • Gunfire in Valley Center Leaves One Person Wounded
  • FBI Seeks Tips to Find Man Who Robbed Executive Drive Bank Branch
  • Victim of Deadly ‘Targeted’ Shooting Near University City Apartment Complex ID’d
  • Jury Selection Concluding in Trial of Escondido Man Accused of Killing Girlfriend in 2019
  • SDPD Officer, Two Others Injured in High-Speed Chase on SR 94; Crash in Emerald Hills
  • Shots Fired in Encanto Sunday Morning, No Injuries Reported
  • Carlsbad Police Plan Saturday Night Alcohol and Marijuana Checkpoint
  • San Diego County Resident Charged in Alleged Retail Theft Ring
  • Carlsbad Police Chief Williams to Retire with Department Vet Calderwood Set to Take Helm
  • Vehicle Hits, Badly Injures Pedestrian in Hillcrest
  • Reward Offered in Killing of San Diegan Abram Santos, 37, in 2022
  • Three People Suffer Major Injuries When Vehicle Crashes Into House
  • Man Arrested After Pickup Truck Rams Gate at Ramona Sheriff’s Station
  • Fire in Chula Vista Temporarily Displaces 4 Residents, 8 Pets
  • Man, 21, Boy, 13, Killed in Crash in Ramona
  • ‘Del Mar Rapist’ in Prison for Attacks on Seven Women Denied Parole Again
  • Suspect Arrested in El Cajon Shoplifting, Assault at Sporting Goods Store
  • Smuggling Guide Who Sexually Assaulted 17-Year-Old Migrant Sentenced to 64 Months
  • 2 Inmates Investigated in Death of Third at Donovan Correctional Facility
  • Pedestrian Killed When Struck by Freight Train Traveling Through Camp Pendleton
  • City of San Diego Agrees to Pay 0,000 to Family of Man Fatally Shot by SDPD in 2020
  • Father of Teen Suspected of Rancho Bernardo High Shooting Threats Pleads Not Guilty to Weapons Charges
  • Alleged Jan. 6 Riot Suspect from San Diego Arrested After Three Years
  • Teen, Father Arrested After Threats Made Against Rancho Bernardo High School
  • Man Pleads Guilty in Police Badge Case Involving Boulevard-Area Tribal Agency
  • MarketInk: New SDSU Deputy Athletic Director Ayo Taylor-Dixon Oversees Marketing, Media
  • Pedestrian Suffers Fractured Pelvis After SUV Hits Her Near Little Italy
  • High-Profile Ecuadorian Drug Trafficker ‘Gato’ Makes First Appearance in SD Court
  • Court Denies Appeal of Convicted Murderer Who Opposed Use of ‘Smart Streetlight’ Footage at Trial
  • Second Baja Officer Arrested in San Diego This Past Year Pleads Guilty to Drug Charges
  • Border Patrol Canine Sniffs Out 38 Pounds of Fentanyl Hidden in Spare Tire
  • Former Baja CA Prosecutor’s Office Employee Pleads Guilty to Cocaine Conspiracy
  • San Diego Police Investigating Fatal Collision on San Pasqual Road
  • Large Trash Fire Erupts Off I-5 After Officials Clear Out Homeless Camp
  • Trial Begins for Doctor and Nurse Charged in Woman’s 2019 In-Custody Death at Las Colinas
  • Nearly 0K Worth of Meth Seized in Traffic Stop on Remote Stretch of I-8
  • Burglary Suspect, 24, Found Unresponsive Dies at San Diego Central Jail
  • Women Connected to Mexican Mafia Sentenced for Meth Distribution at SD Jails
  • Man Struck, Killed by Amtrak Train in Carlsbad; Fourth Fatal Collision Since Thursday
  • Woman Arrested in Connection With El Cajon Apartment Garage Fire
  • Person Killed in Multi-Vehicle Crash on Interstate 5 in Carlsbad
  • Raul Flores-Hernandez Sentenced for Role in International Cocaine Trafficking Conspiracy
  • Investigators Ask for Help ID’ing Suspected Peeping Tom from College Area
  • One Person Killed, Another Injured in Avalanche at Palisades Tahoe Ski Resort
  • Inmate Facing Assault Charges Re-Arrested on Suspicion of Unrelated Homicide
  • Pedestrian Struck and Killed Crossing Route 76 in Oceanside
  • 91-Year-Old Pedestrian Seriously Injured Crossing Street in North Park
  • San Diego Judge to Hear Arguments in Murder Case Linked to OC Informant Scandal
  • Driver Who Killed Mother on E-Bike Sentenced to 180 Days in Jail, Home Detention
  • Six San Diego Synagogues, 91 Statewide Targeted by Bogus Bomb Threats
  • Los Angeles Woman Who Died in SUV Cliff Plunge on I-8 in Boulevard ID’d
  • Phony Bomb Threat Prompts Evacuation at Encinitas Synagogue
  • Driver, 61, Who Died in Chula Vista Freeway Crash ID’d as Veronica Sandoval of Anaheim
  • More Than One-Third of Christmas Tree Home Fires Occur in January
  • Man Killed In Solo-Vehicle Rollover in San Marcos on New Year’s Day
  • Tow-Truck Driver Killed on New Year’s Eve Was Dale Alan Pumphrey, 63, of El Cajon
  • Crews Quickly Put Out Brush Fire Near Apartment Building Under Construction
  • Shevondia Compare-Bell, 18, Identified as Woman Killed in Escondido During December Police Pursuit
• Education
  • Police See Surge in Threats of Campus Violence, Boost Patrols at Targeted Schools
  • Student, 12, Arrested As Text Threat Sparks Active Shooter Panic at Chula Vista Schools
  • Teen, Arden Pala, Youngest of 20, Receives President’s Council Leadership Award in D.C.
  • Cal State San Marcos Partners With Vista Unified for Dual Enrollment Opportunity
  • California Legislature Passes Bill to Ban Legacy Admissions at Private Colleges
  • San Diego Unified Fires Superintendent Lamont Jackson Over ‘Inappropriate Conduct’
  • Current or Prospective Students, Don’t Miss the Sept. 3rd FAFSA Deadline
  • Grossmont and Cuyamaca Continue Strong Enrollment Increases into Fall 2024
  • Thirty Southwestern College Nursing Students’ Tuition Paid in Full by Donors
  • UCLA Must Protect Jewish Students’ Access to Campus, Federal Judge Rules
  • California Community Colleges Board Helps Celebrate HBCU Week in California
  • From Classroom to Campus: Crawford High School’s New Year Leads a New Way
  • San Diego Unified Welcomes More Than 95,000 Students to 2024-25 School Year
  • California’s Two Biggest School Districts Botched Recent Artificial Intelligence Projects
  • U.S. Dept of Education Cracks Down on San Diego Unified’s Sexual Harassment Complaints
  • MiraCosta College Celebrates New Nursing and Health Facility
  • City of San Diego Improves Crosswalks in Time for Students Going Back to School
  • Murray Galinson Initiative Places 8 Israeli Professors at San Diego Universities
  • University of California President Michael Drake Stepping Down After Four Years
  • Federal Judge Orders UCLA to Craft Plan to Support Threatened Jewish Students
  • Councilmember Stephen Whitburn Hosts Donation Drive for District 3 Public Schools
  • County Health Officials Remind Parents to Get Kids Vaccinated Before School
  • Nonprofit Triple V Empowers San Diego’s Youth for Educational Success
  • San Diego Foundation Supports College Students With Record .9M in Scholarships
  • UC Regents Ban Posting of Political Statements on University Homepages
  • San Diego Unified Begins Campaign to Curb Social Media Use, Addiction Among Youth
  • SDSU, USD Announce Dual Law and Master of Public Administration Degrees
  • San Bernardino County School District Sues Gov. Newsom Over New Gender-Identity Law
  • Meet Times of San Diego’s Three Summer Journalism School Interns
  • All Copies of Southwestern College’s Award-Winning Newspaper Stolen from Campus
  • At San Diego Conference, American Librarians Share Best Ways to Engage Young Readers
  • Scripps Research Adds 8 Faculty Members, Experts in Immunology, Medicine, More
  • San Diego County’s ‘Summer at Your Library’ Has Activities for All Ages – And to Beat Heat
  • San Diego, Dr. Seuss Foundations Award
    .3M to Support Early Childhood Care, Education
  • SD School Board Approves
    .1 Billion Spending Plan, Warns of Coming Shortfall
  • Two San Diegans Receive Prestigious Awards From Cal Poly’s College of Engineering
  • County Education’s Custom Computer Games Open Doors for Severely Disabled Students
  • Students at Richard Donovan Prison Graduate from First-Ever Program With UC
  • Helix Charter High Student Wins National Honor for Project to Aid Homeless People
  • State Senate Passes Chris Ward’s Bill Banning Schools from Outing Students to Parents
  • Los Angeles Unified School District Board Votes to Ban Student Cellphone Use
  • University of San Diego Nontenure-Track Faculty Votes to Unionize, a Campus First
  • Hang it Up? LAUSD Board Moves Forward with Possible Student Cell Phone, Social Media Ban
  • UC San Diego Among 6 UC Campuses on Money’s List of ‘Five-Star Best Colleges’
  • UCLA, Other UC Graduations Held Without Significant Gaza War Protests
  • CSULA Classes Still Remote in Aftermath of Destructive Building Occupation
  • Summer Session Registration Jumps at Grossmont, Cuyamaca Colleges
  • Dozens Arrested as Pro-Palestinian Protestors Try to Set Up New UCLA Encampment
  • University of California Workers End Pro-Palestinian Strike Under Court Order
  • Attys of Escondido Teachers Who Sued Over Gender Policy Want to Add Plaintiffs
  • Boys & Girls Clubs’ New ‘Lunch Box’ Food Truck Provides Job Training, Free Meals for Kids
  • California Supreme Court Rejects ‘People as Pollution’ Argument Against New UC Berkeley Housing
  • Judge Orders Halt to Strike by University of California Academic Workers
  • Scripps Institution of Oceanography Helps Deliver Goods on Martian Meteorites
  • UC San Diego Workers Join Rolling Strikes Over Campus Protest Response
  • Forced to Do More with Less: Cal State System Faces Additional 0 Million Budget Gap 
  • Threats to Local Elected Officials Studied: Nearly Half of Women Consider Quitting
  • Academic Workers at UCSD to Participate in Statewide ‘Rolling Strikes’ Over Campus Protests
  • Five Educators Named 2024 San Diego County Teachers of the Year
  • Poway Eighth Grader Advances to Fifth Round of National Spelling Bee
  • SDUSD Kicks Off Holmes Elementary Campus Renovations, New Joint-Use Field
  • Grossmont Union High School District Receives 2024 Innovation Award
  • Poway Eighth Grader Advances to Third Round of National Spelling Bee
  • Collaboration Pays Dividends for Students in Affordable Housing Program at MiraCosta
  • Arden Pala, Founder of Sports4Kids, Honored with Lifetime Achievement Award
  • UCLA Chancellor Tells Congress Pro-Palestine Encampment Should Have Been Cleared Earlier
  • Jewish Students at UC San Diego Cite ‘Blatantly Antisemitic’ Environment
  • Assemblymember Ward Introduces SAFETY Act to Protect Students from Forced Outing
  • Amid Big Deficit, Latest State Budget Cuts Funding for UC and Cal State Systems
  • Sonoma State President Retires After Reprimand Over Agreement with Pro-Palestine Protesters
  • San Diego Proclaims May as ‘Prevent Drowning and Water Safety Month’
  • SDUSD Rescinds Most Layoff Notices Issued to Teachers in March
  • President of Sonoma State Placed on Leave After Agreement with Pro-Palestine Protesters
  • Oct. 7 Rapists Aren’t ‘Freedom Fighters:’ Jewish Students Hold Counter-Protest at UCSD
  • Unionized Student Workers at UC Campuses Authorize Strike over Clearing of Encampments
  • Manny Machado Visits Paradise Hills to Award Tickets for Attendance Challenge
  • Report: Degrees from California State Colleges Quickly Pay for Themselves
  • Deadline Looms to Join San Diego Launch of Academy for Free EMT Training
  • San Diego Mesa College Student Awarded Prestigious Cooke Transfer Scholarship
  • Board of Education Approves Gloria Ciriza as SD County Schools Superintendent
  • USC Graduation Celebration Set at Coliseum in Place of Main Commencement
  • UCSD Protests Continue with Calls for Divestment, Chancellor Resignation
  • San Diego Unified to Honor 2024 Teachers of the Year in Ceremony
  • Police Clear Pro-Palestine Encampment at UC San Diego, Arrest Dozens of Protesters
  • ‘Not a Peaceful Protest’: UCSD Chancellor Calls for Pro-Palestine Encampment to Disperse
  • CHP Officers Clear Pro-Palestine Encampment at UCLA, Arresting ‘Hundreds’ of Protesters
  • San Diego Unified Names Three Educators 2024 Teachers of the Year
  • Rolando School Named for Pre-Civil War Senator Renamed for First Black Superintendent
  • UCLA Cancels Classes After Pro-Israel Protesters Attack Palestine Supporters Encampment
  • San Diego State Students Walk Out —Joining Pro-Palestinian Campus Protests
  • UC Irvine Joins Other Campuses Nationwide With Pro-Palestinian Encampment
  • Gaza War Protests Continue at USC; Iconic Trojan Statue Vandalized
  • Carlsbad Private School Receives U.S. Green Ribbon Honor
  • Assistant Superintendent Named Finalist to Take Helm at Grossmont Union HS District
  • USC Cancels Main Graduation Ceremony, Protesters Camp at UCLA as Gaza War Tensions Grow
  • Dispersal Order Issued, Arrests Made After Pro-Palestine Protesters ‘Occupy’ USC
  • SDCCE to Double Size of Lab, Add Free Robotics Courses to Address Shortage of Welders
  • Monarch School Project Honored with FBI Director’s Community Leadership Award
  • USC Cancels Muslim Valedictorian’s Speech Over Safety Concerns Amid Middle East Conflict
  • UC San Diego Receives .35 Million for Scripps Center for Oceans and Human Health
  • Gloria E. Ciriza Named First Female County Superintendent of Schools
  • New Home for UCSD’s Department of Economics to be Named for La Jolla Resident Brian Malk
  • Campus Modernization Project Begins at Roosevelt Middle School, Opened in 1922
  • ‘The Door Was Locked’: USD Labor-Union Allies Rally, March, Miss Seeing President
  • University of San Diego Names Darren Kew Dean of Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies
  • USD’s First Labor Union is Goal of SEIU, Nontenure-Track Faculty: Rally Thursday
  • State Superintendent Names 23 County Schools as Military Family-Equipped
  • UCSD Receives .7 Million To Develop and Test Noninvasive Inflammation Imaging Technology
  • John Muir Students, Staff Celebrate Campus Revamp
  • UCSD Alum Halıcıoğlu Pledges M for Alumni Home at Triton Center Complex
  • Special Report: A Parent’s Guide to San Diego Schools in 2024
  • Former SDSU President Stephen Weber, Who Championed Research and Athletics, Dead at 82
  • Twin Peaks Eighth-Grader Benjamin Evans to Represent County at National Spelling Bee
  • More Than 80 Students Prepare for 2024 San Diego County Regional Spelling Bee
  • College of Continuing Education Receives Grant to Expand Healthcare Careers
  • Grossmont Union District Board Set to Consider Cutting Dozens of Jobs
  • Large Pro-Palestinian Protest at UCSD Mostly Peaceful, But One Incident of Violence Reported
  • ‘Danza Cubana’ Concerts by Classics 4 Kids Aim to Give Youngsters Taste of Diverse Music
  • Padres’ Machado, San Diego Unified Team Up on School Attendance Campaign
  • UCSD Scientist Part of Team to Discover, Name New Species of Tropical Fish
  • MiraCosta College to Offer California’s First Degree in Artificial Intelligence
  • SDSU to Rename its Black Resource Center to Honor Former Coronado Resident Gus Thompson
  • Outrage After Students Shared AI-Generated Nude Pics of Classmates at Middle School
  • Cuyamaca College, Mountain Empire District to Expand Classes Offered in Back Country
  • Pre-Apprenticeships at San Marcos High Offer Students Early Entry into Construction Field
  • Cajon Valley’s Jo Alegria Quits School Board, Hits ‘Disgraceful Personal Attacks’
  • Appeals Court Upholds Multimillion-Dollar Penalty vs. Ashford University
  • Cal State Faculty Approve New Contract with CSU Including San Diego State
  • Is Bonita Vista’s Nikki Luna the Nation’s Best Prep Journalist? Fact-Check: True
  • Cal State Skilled Trades Overwhelmingly Approve New Contract with 5% Raise
  • Cal State Faculty Overwhelmingly Approve New Contract with 5% Raise
  • MiraCosta College Announces New Trustee Conklin Fills Vacancy in Area 7
  • Local United Way Hosts Drive to Collect 1,000s of Books to Support SD Students
  • Wheelhouse Credit Union Offering 2 College Scholarship Programs for SD County High School Seniors
  • Deputies Nab Suspect After Man Shot, Killed at Gas Station in Fallbrook
  • Mira Mesa High School Celebrates Groundbreaking of Phase 2 Campus Improvements
  • Imperial County Shaken Overnight by 4.8-Magnitude Earthquake and Swarm of Aftershocks
  • New Bill Would Require Phonics-Based Reading Instruction in California
  • City Atty. Candidate Heather Ferbert Offers Student Safety Plan After Rancho Bernardo Shooting Threat
  • Rancho Santa Fe Foundation Awards 0K in Grants to 2 North County Nonprofits
  • San Diego College of Continuing Education Foundation Names Dr. Tami Foy as its New CEO/Executive 
  • San Diego Community College District Recovering from Impacts of Historic Winter Storm
  • Shunned in The Computer Age, Cursive Writing Makes a Comeback in California
  • Mission Bay Band Boosters Hosting Second Annual Fundraising Concert in Bay Park Area
  • ‘Lead by Example’ – San Diego Community College District Boosts Minimum Wage to an Hour
  • Mesa College’s Ethnic Studies Program Named Exemplary Program by Statewide Group
  • Department of Defense Grants Million to Modernize SDUSD Math Instruction
  • Registration for Tuition-Free San Diego Promise Program Now Open for Fall Semester
  • SDSU Faculty Awarded Grants for Study of Feminism, Anti-Muslim Racism, Brazilian Arts
  • UCSD Chemist Kimberly Prather Wins Award for ‘Revolutionary’ Atmospheric Aerosol Research
  • California Faculty Association Says Five-Day CSU Strike to Begin Monday Morning
  • CSU, Teamsters Reach Agreement, But CFA Strike Still Looms
  • San Diego Foundation Scholarship Pool Grows to More Than 150 with .5M Available
  • Mesa College Library Recognized for Excellence in Access and Diversity 
  • Lakeside Union School District ‘Flipping the Switch’ on Energy Program
  • Faculty Union Vows to Strike Over Cal State University System’s Final Pay Offer
  • Bill Stacy, Founding President of Cal State San Marcos, Dead at 85
  • Palomar College Welcomes New Vice President of Human Resource Services
  • San Diego Schools to Benefit from Federal Grant to Buy Clean Electric Buses
  • SDSU Under Federal Investigation After Complaint Alleging De La Torre Email Is Islamophobic
  • Former MiraCosta English as Second Language Student Builds Successful Engineering Career
  • Southwestern Student, College Reporter of Year, Honored by City Council
  • City of San Diego Public Library to Start New Year with Winter Reading Challenge
  • MiraCosta College Posts Top Score in Watchdog Report on Bond Transparency
  • San Diego Foundation Pledges 0,000 Challenge Grant for Black UCSD Students
  • Southwestern Students Collaborate on ‘Winter Warmer’ Craft Beer in IB
  • MiraCosta Seeks Applicants for Board Seat Left Vacant Due to Fischer Resignation
  • ‘Treasured Time’ in Vista at Annual Elks Holiday Show for Elementary School Children
  • Gregory Smith Chosen Next Chancellor of San Diego Community College District
• Lifestyle
  • National City, Port Officials Break Ground on Pepper Park Improvements
  • South Bay Business Leaders, Border Officials, More to Mark Anniversary of 9/11 Attacks
  • County’s Record-Breaking Heat Wave Expected to Ease Tuesday Onward
  • San Diegans Plagued by Power Outages Amid Blistering Heat Heave Wave
  • Fierce Heat Wave to Keep San Diego Area Sweltering Into Next Week
  • Officials Seek Source of ‘Strong Odors’ Along Coast, Dismiss North County Fire As Cause
  • Late Summer Heat Wave Bears Down on San Diego County Through Saturday
  • Major Work Planned on I-8 East Through La Mesa, El Cajon for Weekend of Sept. 13
  • September Starts with Dangerous Heat Wave in Parts of San Diego County
  • Nonprofit Humble Design Breaks Cycle of Homelessness by Furnishing New Homes
  • Humane Society Takes Precautions, Seeks Public’s Help Due to Outbreak Among Dogs
  • Brown Pelican Returns to Wild After Successful SeaWorld Rehabilitation
  • Save a Life: Register to Donate Blood on Sept. 4
  • Humane Society Rescues 33 Pets from Flooded Home in San Ysidro
  • Minor Changes in Temps, Humidity in San Diego County Through Middle of Next Week
  • County Unveils Interactive Mapping Tool to Help People Find Affordable Housing
  • Refugee Afghan Journalist’s U.S. Journey Continues in San Diego with New Jobs, New Goals
  • Hundreds of Sea Lions Take Over Beach in Monterey, Drawing Crowds to Watch
  • San Diego Sheriff’s Department Adds Four Dogs to Force
  • San Ysidro Housing Project Receives .7 Million in State Grant Funding
  • Birch Aquarium Announces Passing of Beloved Little Blue Penguin ‘Azulito’
  • SeaWorld San Diego Hosting Tijuana Ultimate Fan Day
  • Slight Cooling Trend Predicted in San Diego County Starting Wednesday, NWS Says
  • Nonprofit Receives 0,000 Cox Grant for New Community Engagement Center in Chula Vista
  • Gas Prices in San Diego County Drop Slightly
  • Chula Vista Lemon Festival Returns to Third Avenue for 27th Year
  • Are You Prepared? Stronger Earthquakes Striking in Southern California in 2024
  • Rare San Clemente Digger Bee Spotted in San Diego at Cabrillo National Monument
  • CHP Officer to Reunite with Infant He Saved Nearly 3 Years Ago at First Day of Preschool
  • San Diego Humane Society Reduces Fees for Animals During Clear The Shelters Month
  • San Diego’s First Guaranteed Income Programs Successfully Aided 2,800 People
  • San Diego County Gas Prices Continue to Drop
  • Citing Overcrowded Shelters, San Diego Humane Society Halves Adoption Fees Through Sept. 10
  • Gov. Newsom, Chinese Ambassador Join Panda-monium at San Diego Zoo
  • Panda-monium Expected at San Diego Zoo as Giant Bears Set for Debut
  • San Diego’s Restaurants Continue Streak in This Year’s Michelin Star Selections
  • San Diego Nonprofits Launch Program to Connect Homeless with IDs, Vital Documents
  • Gas Prices Still Dropping Locally and Nationally, For Now
  • San Diego Moms: Back-to-School Gift Guide 2024
  • SD County to Waive Adoption Fees for Month During Clear the Shelters Drive
  • Dangerously Hot Temperatures Head to Parts of San Diego County
  • MTS Electric Bus Fleet Reaches Milestone of One Million Road Miles
  • Warmer Weather, Thunderstorm Chances Expected for San Diego Region This Weekend
  • San Diego Women’s Foundation Gives 5,000 to Support Youth Mental Health
  • North Park Among Best ‘Up and Coming’ Neighborhoods in U.S.
  • SANDAG Celebrates Opening of 2.3-Mile Pershing Bikeway Through Balboa Park
  • Council Discussion on Gloria’s ‘Mega-Shelter’ Proposal Moved to September
  • Heat Wave Continues in Parts of San Diego County, Deserts Could Reach 110-116 Degrees
  • San Diego City Council Announces New Child and Youth Strategic Plan
  • UCSD Study: Lower-Income Gamblers Take Greater Risks Online
  • Active Recreation Area Opens at Waterfront Park on Embarcadero
  • Temporary Closures Expected on I-5 at La Jolla Parkway This Week
  • Hot as Ever: Pride at 50 Marches in San Diego, with Candidates’ Warm Wishes
  • New Pandas’ Public Debut at the San Diego Zoo Set for Aug. 8
  • Pride Parade, Festival Goers Can ‘Ride With Pride,’ Avoid Parking by Using Transit
  • San Diego County Beaches Top ‘Beach Bummer’ List Due to Tijuana River Sewage
  • Monsoonal Thunderstorms Forecast for Tuesday, with Dangerous Surf at Beaches
  • Jewish Federation of San Diego Hosts Israeli Social Workers from Sister City Sha’ar HaNegev
  • San Diego County Gas Prices Remain Steady
  • Rural Borrego Springs Gaining Improved Fire and Medical Services
  • San Diego Public Library Hosting Week-Long Events for Pride 2024
  • Grid Operator Tells Californians to Prepare for Power Conservation Amid Extreme Heat
  • Relief Ahead: Friday Should be Last Day of Extreme Heat for Deserts, NWS Says
  • Two North County Boys & Girls Clubs Announce Merger Into New Entity
  • San Diego County Heat Wave Continues This Week with Some Relief on the Way
  • County Health Officials Release Updated Beach Closure and Advisory List
  • Triple-Digit Heat Continues in San Diego County Deserts, Valleys; Temps Could Hit 120 Degrees
  • Feeding San Diego Awarded Grant for Summer Meals to Keep Children from Going Hungry
  • Triple-Digit Heat Expected in San Diego County Deserts, Valleys This Week
  • Pawsome News! San Diego’s Fiesta Island Dog Park Named Best in Nation by USA Today
  • Agencies Seeking Owners of Drove of Pigs Found and Captured By Animal Services in Chula Vista
  • Near Record-Breaking Temperatures Expected in San Diego County for July 4 Holiday Weekend
  • Price of Gallon of Regular Gasoline Drops Again in San Diego County
  • No Tickets Sold With All Six Mega Millions Lottery Numbers; Tuesday’s Jackpot – 7 Million
  • CBP to Temporarily Extend SENTRI Hours at Otay Mesa Port of Entry
  • Work on Million Imperial Avenue Bikeway Officially Begins with Groundbreaking
  • Fire in Palm City Damages Home, Displaces Residents, But No Injuries Reported
  • For First Time in 2 Decades, China is Sending New Giant Pandas to U.S. at San Diego Zoo
  • Excessive Heat Warning Continues for San Diego Deserts Through Thursday Evening
  • County Releases Updated Water Contact Closure and Advisory List for Local Beaches
  • No Tickets Sold With All Six Mega Millions Lottery Numbers; Tuesday’s Jackpot Million
  • Longtime San Diego Business Journalist and Author Don Bauder Dead at 88
  • MTS Board Approves 8 Million Budget That Maintains Trolley, Bus Service Levels
  • San Diego County to See Warming Trend Throughout Remainder of Week
  • Environmentalists, Conservationists Celebrate Land Purchase in Proctor Valley
  • La Mesa Police Ask for Public to Assist Search for Missing Woman
  • Crews Quickly Stop 2-Acre Vegetation Fire in Rural Campo Area
  • Harsh Rip Current Expected at SD County Beaches This Weekend
  • Train Fatally Strikes Bicyclist in University City Area
  • San Diego Foundation’s El Camino Fund Issues First Grants to Benefit Latino Community
  • Coastal Roots Farm Announces Eco-Performance Fest in June
  • Power Outage Hits 1,054 SDG&E Customers in Spring Valley, Surrounding Areas
  • Scorching Weather Expected in San Diego County Deserts This Week, 70s Along Coast
  • Multiple Overnight Lane Closures Expected for 8 Freeway Through East County, Per Caltrans
  • Cox Communications Volunteers Remove 800 Pounds of Debris from Mission Beach and Bay
  • Excessive Heat Warning Issued for Parts of San Diego County
  • Ninth-Largest Mega Millions Jackpot —0M —Won in Illinois
  • San Diego Will Largely Escape First Major Heat Wave of Season in Southwest U.S.
  • Del Mar Beaches Reopen After Sunday’s Shark Attack Off 17th Street
  • San Diego County Opens Cool Zone Sites as Warmer Weather Approaches
  • SD County Releases Updated Beach Water Contact Closures, Advisories List
  • June Gloom: Cloudy Weather Expected in San Diego County This Weekend
  • ‘Pride by the Beach’ Fest in North County Helps LGBTQ Community Give Voice to Stories
  • Activists to Gather in San Diego for National Animal Rights Day
  • County Water Authority Begins Three-Year Project on Oldest Aqueduct
  • Mild Weather Across Most of San Diego County This Week as Desert Temps Soar
  • USGS: 3.5 Quake Reported Near Borrego Springs Late Sunday Night
  • Warming Expected for Memorial Day with Triple-Digit Heat Possible in Low Deserts
  • San Diego Moms: Father’s Day Gift Guide 2024
  • Realtor Groups Remind Flood Victims to Apply for Household Expenses Relief
  • Wicklow Foundation Gives Million to Establish Margaret Faye Wilson Endowment at Salk Institute
  • ‘Red Shoe Day’ Returns Wednesday to Benefit San Diego Ronald McDonald House
  • Another ‘Hollywood Cat’? Possible Mountain Lion Sighting in Griffith Park
  • California Allocates Nearly Billion for Transportation Projects with Many in San Diego
  • County Releases Updated Beach Water Contact Closures, Advisories List
  • More Gray May and Cloudy Conditions Expected in San Diego County This Weekend
  • Cardinal McElroy to Preside at San Diego’s ‘Pentecost Mass for All Peoples’
  • Iconic Highway 1 in Big Sur Set to Reopen Friday After Emergency Repairs
  • Historic Wayfarers Chapel Being Dismantled as Cliffs Give Way in Rancho Palos Verdes
  • Fire in Alpine Destroys House, Chars 18 Acres Near Loveland Reservoir
  • Cool, Mostly Cloudy to Sunny Conditions Expected for San Diego Region This Week
  • Warmer Weather Amid a Thick Marine Layer Forecast for Mother’s Day in San Diego
  • San Diego Moms: This Mother’s Day, Give Yourself Self-Care
  • Mega Millions Ticket Worth Almost 0,000 Sold in San Diego
  • Children’s Discovery Museum to Open ‘Storytime Inventing’ Exhibit Supporting Early Literacy
  • Joan Jacobs, Wife of Qualcomm Founder, Grandmother of Congresswoman, Dead at 91
  • Dobby Mourned: Beloved Horse Rescued After Jamul Fall a Year Ago Is Euthanized
  • Dry, Warmer Weather Expected This Week in San Diego County
  • Cold Front Will Bring Light Rain, Cool Weather to San Diego Region
  • Author Mitch Albom to Speak at Yom HaShoah Holocaust Remembrance in La Jolla
  • Power Outage Hits Southern San Diego Area Including Nestor, Otay Mesa, San Ysidro
  • MTS, Community Leaders Announce Grand Opening of Affordable Housing Project ShoreLINE
  • Crews to Begin Street Repairs in Multiple Communities This Week
  • Arson Ruled Out as Cause of Oceanside Pier Fire, Officials Say
  • San Diego Moms: KidWonder Owner Hopes to Build Confidence, Friendships
  • High-Risk Rip Current Along Coast Gives Way to Safer Seas Through Mid-Week
  • San Diego Migrant Advocacy Groups Seek Role in Decisions Over Million in New Federal Funds
  • SuperLotto Plus Ticket Worth ,000 Sold at El Cajon Liquor Store
  • No Tickets Sold With All Six Powerball Lottery Numbers; Jackpot 9 Million
  • SD County Reverts to Winter-like Weather with Rain, Cooler Temperatures Forecast
  • Construction Crews Begin Work on Street Resurfacing in North Mid-City Area
  • Investigation Continues Into Saturday Night Tram Crash at Universal Studios That Injured 15
  • Mild Weather Expected in San Diego County Through Next Week
  • Portions of 163 to Close From 3 a.m. Until Noon on Saturday: Caltrans
  • Flood Recovery Centers Shift Focus After Friday Deadline to File for FEMA Disaster Funds
  • SuperLotto Plus Ticket With Five Numbers Sold at La Mesa Liquor Store
  • Critically Endangered Mojave Tortoises Emerge from Winter Shelter
  • Caltrans And SANDAG Crews to Close Northbound I-5 in Carlsbad Tonight
  • After Cold, Wet Weekend, Warmer, Drier Weather Expected for San Diego Region
  • Phil Collum, CVPD Assistant Police Chief, Dies After Battling Rare Cancer
  • San Diego Receives More Than Million in Federal Funding to Support Migrant Services
  • Stretch of Southbound SR-125 to Close on Weekend for Caltrans Construction
  • Another Warm Day Expected Thursday Before Cooler Conditions Arrive
  • Wolf Center Near Julian Transfers Three Mexican Gray Wolves to Chicago Zoo
  • Puttin’ on the Ritz: Partial Eclipse Viewed at Fleet Science Center Was Totally Fun
  • San Diego to Savor One of State’s Best Views of Monday’s Partial Solar Eclipse
  • See San Diegans’ Preferred Design for New OB Pier — Longer, More Durable
  • 2 Renowned Michelin-Starred Chefs Announce Special Dinner
  • Missing Mutt Found Thousands of Miles Away Thanks to San Diego Family’s Microchip
  • Storied Human Rights Attorney, Immigration Champion and Former San Diegan Schey Dies at 77

  • .16 Million Available to January Flood Victims Thanks to Realtor Groups
  • Animal Welfare Groups Ask Residents To Open Homes And Hearts To Foster Dogs
  • No Winner for Powerball Lottery, Monday’s Jackpot Jumps to 5 Million
  • Roads Closed, Flood Watch in Effect as Easter Weekend Storm Drenches San Diego
  • County Announces Plans to Wind Down Emergency Temporary Lodging Program in May
  • No Significant Uptick in Gastrointestinal Illnesses Reported Despite Concerns About Sewage Flows, County Says
  • Birch Aquarium Again Receives Association of Zoos and Aquariums Accreditation
  • ‘Atmospheric River’ to Return with Possibly Heavy Rain, Snow Easter Weekend
  • City Paving Begins in Clairemont Mesa, OB, Point Loma and Rancho Penasquitos
  • Mountain Lion Kills Man, 21, Injures Brother in Rare California Fatal Attack
  • Chicano Federation Supports Jan. 22 Flood Victims for Chavez Day of Service
  • Community, Developers Celebrate Opening of M Affordable Housing Projects
  • No Jackpot Winner, But SuperLotto Plus Ticket Worth K Sold in East County
  • City of La Mesa Repairing and Sealing Various Streets Through May 31
  • City Council Approves Abbott Street Affordable Housing Project in Ocean Beach
  • Chance of Rain Tuesday Before Dry, Warmer Conditions Prevail Through Friday
  • Monday’s Powerball Jackpot Climbs to 5M After no Winner in Latest Drawing
  • San Diego Moms: Former Educator Finds New Passion in the Kitchen
  • San Diego Animal Sanctuary & Farm to Host Easter Egg Hunts
  • MTS Board Approves Largest Capital Improvement Program Budget in Agency’s History for FY 2025
  • San Diego Children’s Discovery Museum Hosts ‘Nature Night’ 
  • City, County Clerks Expand Passport Replacement Services for Flood Survivors
  • Overnight Freeway Construction and Closures Planned in East County
  • Cool Weather Early in Week Expected to Pave Way for Warming Trend
  • Get Ready to ‘Spring Forward’ on Sunday into Daylight Saving Time for 2024
  • Storm Leaves Some Snow, But Gives Way to Dry, Warmer Weekend
  • Soroptimists ‘Live Your Dream Awards’ Luncheon in Vista
  • Chance of Rain, Isolated Thunderstorms Wednesday in San Diego County
  • Caltrans Announces Overnight Closures Along I-8 and Ramps
  • Slightly Warmer Weather Expected in San Diego County This Week as Storms Move Out
  • Slain El Cajon Dentist Recalled as Sweet, Spiritual and ‘Wise Beyond His Years’
  • San Diego Moms: Easter Gift Guide for All Ages
  • Helen Woodward Animal Center Halves Fees to Spur Adoptions amid National Drop
  • San Diego State Plans Water Learning Laboratory for Mission Valley River Park
  • IRS Announces Tax Filing Extension for San Diegans Affected by January Storms, Flooding
  • Dry, Slightly Warmer Weather Midweek Before More Substantial Rain Moves in
  • City Begins Street Work in Rancho Bernardo, Rancho Peñasquitos, Carmel Valley
  • Showers Might Return to San Diego County Monday Afternoon Through Tuesday
  • No Tickets Sold With All Six Mega Millions Lottery Numbers; Tuesday’s Jackpot 3 Million
  • City Looking to Hire Swimming Pool Guards for Summer
  • Pandas Could Return to San Diego After 5-Year Absence in Agreement with China
  • San Diego Animal Sanctuary & Farm to Host Annual Fundraiser
  • Inclement Weather Shelter Beds Activated Throughout San Diego
  • Next Winter Storm Getting Ready to Hit San Diego Starting Late Monday
  • Cool and Dry Weather in San Diego Before Next Storm Arrives Monday Evening
  • San Diego Moms: Mother Pens Book About Grief 20 Years After Son’s Death
  • Need Cash? Powerball Jackpot Grows to 6M for Saturday’s Drawing
  • Mountain Lion Cub Hit by Vehicle on the Mend at Ramona Wildlife Center
  • San Diego Humane Society Cuts Ribbon on Redesigned Pet Adoptions Center
  • Helen Woodward Animal Center, Lucky Duck Foundation Partner to Assist Unhoused People’s Pets
  • San Diego County to Warm Up, Then Chance of Rain Returns Next Weekend
  • Community Dream Realized with Opening of Allied Gardens Off-Leash Dog Park
  • Storm Finally Exits San Diego Region, Leaving Scattered Showers in Its Wake
  • Sunny Days Ahead After Parts of County Tally More Than 5 Inches of Rain From Back-to-Back Storms
  • Atmospheric River Storm That Left At Least Six Dead Brings One Final Burst to SoCal
  • Southern California Region Assesses Damage as Atmospheric River Storm Begins to Move On
  • Another Strong Winter Storm Pummels Already Saturated San Diego Region
  • Governor Declares State of Emergency as Atmospheric River Begins to Pound California
  • 3-Day Flood Watch Begins Sunday As New Winter Storm Arrives in San Diego
  • Local Assistance Center Opens in Mountain View for Residents Seeking Flood Relief
  • Heavy Rain Hits San Diego, but Region Spared from Flooding Caused by Prior Storm – for Now
  • Atmospheric Rivers Bring Back-to-Back Pacific Storms to Drench California Yet Again
  • Six People Displaced After Mira Mesa House Fire
  • Conservation Groups Collaborate to Buy Nearly 1,300 Acres of Property in Proctor Valley
  • Clean-Up Crews Clear Debris and Mud From San Diego Streets Ahead of More Expected Rains
  • San Diego Humane Society Seeking Foster Families, Donations to Support Flood Relief Effort
  • Coyote Found in Flood Debris With Bucket Stuck to Head Released Back Into Wild
  • Foundation Launches San Diego Flood Response Fund to Help Those Recovering from Historic Rainfall
  • Coyote with Head Stuck in Bucket After Floods Saved By San Diego Humane Society
  • ‘Very Unique’ Winter Rains Offer Lessons for Next Storm
  • Flood of Lawsuits? 42nd St. Residents Say City Ignored Culvert Cleanup Pleas
  • Firefighters Working Apartment Fire Near Crawford High School
  • Take a Hike: Expansive Views, Easy Trails Around San Elijo Lagoon in North County
  • SR-94 at the 125 to Be Closed Saturday Morning for Maintenance
  • Nearly 35 Local Charities Share in .7 Million in Grants from Alliance Heathcare
  • Carlsbad Dog Shelter Makes Public Plea to Help in Overcrowding Crisis
  • Crews Begin Road Resurfacing in Mission Hills, PB, Point Loma, Bay Park
  • Thirsty? Randy’s Donuts in Serra Mesa to Add Beverages to Classic Menu
  • Work by Caltrans Crews Could Lead to Traffic Delays on SR-76 in Pauma Valley
  • Wind and Small Craft Advisories Issued for San Diego County
  • Access to Beacon’s Beach in Encinitas Closed Due to a Reactivated Landslide
  • Brrrr! Frost Advisory in Effect Through Friday for Parts of North, East County
  • High Wind Warning Issued for San Diego County Mountains
  • Crews to Close I-8 Eastbound in Alpine for Weeknight Repairs
  • Vehicle Rollover Crash in Pala Leaves at Least One Dead
  • Cool Gusty Winds, High Surf and Chance of Showers Forecast for San Diego Area on Sunday
  • 6,000+ Free Low-Flow Toilets Installed for Local Residents
  • Seven-Vehicle Pileup on I-5 in Chula Vista Leaves Cars Damaged, But No Injuries
  • Humane Society: 101 Stray Pets Taken in Since New Year’s Eve, But Only 15 Claimed
  • Recycled Water Supervisor, Mike Piper, Earns Kudos and Enjoys Helping Colleagues
  • Inclement Weather Shelter Beds Activated in San Diego
  • Storm Headed to San Diego County Could Bring Mountain Snow, Thunderstorms
  • 65-Year-Old Pedestrian Struck and Killed by Truck in Midway District
  • Lane Closures Expected on Westbound I-8 in East County This Weekend
  • San Diego Humane Society’s Emergency Response Team Part of Support During Rose Parade
  • Battered Ocean Beach Pier Suffers More Damage from High Surf
  • San Diego Zoo Float Wins ‘Most Beautiful Entry’ at 135th Rose Parade in Pasadena
• Military
  • School Pantry Program Supports Military Families at Tierrasanta’s Hancock Elementary
  • Officer Demoted After Sneaking Starlink onto San Diego-Based Warship to Get Internet
  • Navy Decommissions Another Aging Cruiser, the USS Cowpens, in San Diego
  • Parsons Foundation Grants 0K to Armed Services YMCA for Military Family Childcare
  • 2nd San Diego-Based Carrier Arrives in Middle East as Iran, Hezbollah Threaten Israel
  • Navy Commissions Another Littoral Combat Ship Headed to San Diego
  • Navy Federal, Feeding America Working to End Military Hunger in San Diego
  • Homes For Our Troops Organization to Donate House For Escondido Veteran
  • Elements of the 15th MEU Return Home From Deployment Aboard USS Somerset
  • Hearing the News at Hitler’s Hideout: WWII Vets Recall End of World War II
  • USNS Point Loma Christened; Second Ship to Bear Community’s Name
  • Rear Adm. Doug Small Retires, NAVWAR Changes Command to Rear Adm. Seiko Okano
  • Cox Internet Offer for Military, Veterans Ends Aug. 15
  • San Diego-Based USS Mobile Joins Philippine Warship in Freedom of Navigation Patrol
  • Second San Diego-Based Carrier Headed to Middle East Amid Worry Iran Will Attack Israel
  • Second F-35C Squadron at Miramar Reaches Milestone for Carrier Deployment
  • South Korea Accuses Chinese Students of Illegally Photographing San Diego-Based Navy Ship
  • USS Aircraft Carries In Process of Hull Swap in on Naval Air Station North Island
  • Navy Demonstrates ‘Game Changing’ Technology for Reloading Missiles at Sea
  • Navy Exonerates 258 Black Sailors Unjustly Punished After 1944 California Explosion
  • Ex-Navy Sailor Gets 10 Years for Wrong-Way Fatal DUI Crash
  • Sergeant Awarded for Saving Fellow Marine’s Life in Motorcycle Accident Near Julian
  • Volunteers Sought to Help Finish Custom Home for Navy Corpsman Injured in Iraq
  • Trouble-Plagued USS Boxer Returns to Sea After Emergency Rudder Repairs
  • Chula Vista Asking Public for Nominations for 2024 ‘Veteran of the Year’ Award
  • Dear San Diego Podcast: Kelly Williams Explains Her Mission to Help Veterans with PTSD
  • San Diego-Based Carrier USS Carl Vinson Headed to Hawaii to Lead Giant RIMPAC Exercise
  • Ex-Camp Pendleton Marine Gets Over 17 Years for Sexual Enticement of Teen
  • San Diego-Based Carrier USS Roosevelt Arrives in South Korea for Naval Exercises
  • San Diego Democrats Vote ‘No’ on Annual Defense Bill Over GOP ‘Culture War’ Amendments
  • Navy Captain Convicted in San Diego of Cyberstalking Woman Over 18 Months
  • Commanding General, 1st Marine Division at Camp Pendleton, Set for Promotion
  • Military Conducts Missile Test From Vandenberg Space Force Base
  • Photo: Landing Craft Air Cushion and Littoral Combat Ship Train in the Pacific
  • Coronado High Student Selected for Elite U.S. Navy Summer Flight Academy
  • Rethink ‘Perpetual War,’ End Partisan Attacks, Memorial Day Speaker Urges
  • Memorial Day – Where to Honor the Fallen in San Diego
  • Released Photo: Stealthy B-21 Bomber on Test Flight Over Southern California
  • Families of 4 Marines Killed in 2022 Osprey Crash Join in Wrongful-Death Suit
  • Navy Announces Dates for Giant, 29-Nation RIMPAC Exercise Off Hawaii
  • Photo: Night Flight Operations Aboard USS Abraham Lincoln in the Pacific Ocean
  • Navy Christens Future USS Pierre — Last Littoral Combat Ship Bound for San Diego
  • Rep. Issa Urges Greater U.S. Military, Diplomatic Role in Indian Ocean Region
  • Navy’s Fifth Expeditionary Sea Base Christened at NASSCO Shipyard
  • Marines’ New Amphibious Combat Vehicles Mark Operational Debut in Pacific Exercise
  • Not ‘Big Hairy Monsters’ or Superman, Say San Diego Navy SEALs of Vietnam
  • Navy SEAL Veterans of Vietnam War Finally Savor a Welcome Home Here
  • Monumental Mission: SEAL on Honor Flight to D.C. Aims to Help Coronado
  • Marine in Helicopter Squadron Dies During ‘Routine Operations’ at Camp Pendleton
  • Appeals Court Rejects Double Jeopardy Argument in Ex-Marine’s DUI Murder Case
  • Trouble-Plagued USS Boxer Returns to San Diego for Repairs to its Rudder
  • San Diego Warships Join Japan, South Korea in Show of Force Amid North Korean Threats
  • ‘BRAT,’ Play Inspired by Military Children, Starts Free Local Tour at Liberty Station
  • Britain to Join U.S., Japan in Pacific and Indian Ocean Naval Exercises
  • USS Boxer Ready Group Finally Deploys with 15th MEU from Camp Pendleton
  • Sex Charges Involving Teenage Girl Dropped Against Camp Pendleton Marine
  • 55 Fallen Special Warfare Comrades Joining Honor Flight to D.C. ‘in Spirit’
  • Photos: San Diego-Based USS Somerset Trains with Indian Navy in Bay of Bengal
  • San Diego-Based U.S. Navy Officers Promoted to Rear Admiral
  • Vietnam War Veterans Honored at Miramar Cemetery Ahead of National Day
  • Soldiering on at El Cajon Viet Veterans Memorial — 51 Years After End of War
  • Tears, Cheers for The Wall That Heals: El Cajon Greets Vietnam Memorial Replica
  • California Startup Reports First Test of Hypersonic Missile for the Pentagon
  • Navy Clears V-22 Ospreys to Return to Flight After Three-Month Grounding
  • Gold Star Father Arrested at Biden Talk Spoke at Issa’s 2023 Escondido Hearing
  • Austal USA Delivers 18th Littoral Combat Ship Destined for Naval Base San Diego
  • Navy SEAL Museum San Diego Secures Location Downtown
  • General Atomics Reports First Flight of ‘Robot Wingman’ Combat Drone
  • GI Film Festival, Showcasing Military Experiences and Perspectives, to Feature 21 Films at MOPA
  • 36,000 Nautical Miles, 6,000 Flights Later, Nuclear Carrier USS Carl Vinson Returns
  • USS Carl Vinson Leads Strike Group Home After 4 Months at Sea
  • At Coronado Event, Navy Sec. Del Toro Urges Congress Approve Ukraine Aid
  • Cederholm Takes Command of I Marine Expeditionary Force at Camp Pendleton Ceremony
  • Killer Who Buried Victim on Fallbrook Property Sentenced to 15 Years-to-Life
  • Navy’s Newest San Diego-Built Warship Is a Forward-Deployed Sea Base as Big as a Carrier
  • Air Force OKs Autonomous Cargo Flights Across California After Successful Test
  • Port Board Approves Next Step in Creating Largest Veterans Park on West Coast
  • Marines Publicly Identify 5 Victims of Helicopter Crash in Pine Valley
  • 5 Marines Confirmed Dead in Crash of CH-53E Helicopter in Remote Pine Valley
  • Missing Helicopter Carrying 5 Marines Located in Pine Valley, But No Word on Crew
  • Study: NAVWAR Has .3 Billion Annual Impact on San Diego’s Economy
  • Service Members Get VIP Treatment at Farmers Insurance Open Thanks to Local Donor
  • Former Marine, Now with SDPD, Awarded Purple Heart for Bravery in Iraq
  • 2 Navy SEALs Missing in Gulf of Aden Boarding Were from Coronado Unit
  • Crew of 6 Rescued After Navy Helicopter Crashes in San Diego Bay off Coronado
  • Sailor Sentenced to 27 Months for Conspiracy, Taking Bribe from Chinese Intelligence Officer
  • Navy Picks Partnership of Manchester Group, VA-Based Edgemoor to Redevelop Old Town Site
  • County Supports Federal Program to Help Service Members’ Families with Immigration Issues
  • First Latina Warship Commander Heads to Annapolis as Naval Academy’s First Female Superintendent
  • ‘Fat Leonard’ in Navy Bribery Cases Returning to U.S. in Venezuela Prisoner Swap
  • Entire San Diego House Delegation Votes to Pass 6 Billion Annual Defense Bill
  • Camp Pendleton Marine Killed in Vehicle Rollover Identified as Sgt. Matthew K. Bylski
  • Marine Killed in Crash of Combat Vehicle at Camp Pendleton
  • USS Midway Museum Launches Season 4 of ‘United Stories of America’
  • Coast Guard Seizes Nearly 9M of Cocaine, Including 5,550 Pounds from ‘Narco Sub’
  • Alabama Senator Tuberville Lifts Blockade on Hundreds of Military Promotions
  • USS Midway Museum to Commemorate Pearl Harbor Day with Public Ceremony
  • China Accuses San Diego-Based Warship of ‘Illegal’ Entry Near Disputed Reef
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