September 16, 2026
Climate
Preliminary county-commissioned estimates place annual lost economic output between $125.6 million and $503.5 million, with a final report due in October.
By Lucas Bennett · 3 min read
September 16, 2026
Science
A plan before supervisors would replace two outside contracts with county nurses at a South Bay vaccination clinic and the Polinsky Children's Center by the end of 2026.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 16, 2026
Government
The proposal orders proactive investigations and multilingual outreach while sending two permanent positions and $300,000 to a future budget process.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 16, 2026
Local
The legal strategy targets retailers accused of marketing overpowered vehicles as e-bikes, where familiar bicycle rules can mask very different speed and safety risks.
By Priya Shah · 3 min read
September 16, 2026
Local
The latest Aging Roadmap report tracks preparedness, housing and caregiver work as the county's population age 60 and older approaches one quarter of all residents.
By Priya Shah · 3 min read
September 16, 2026
Transportation
The county would assume contract management, study deployment and seek bids for service across La Mesa, Lemon Grove and nearby unincorporated communities.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
September 16, 2026
Science
Fewer than half of 5,016 adults expected the midterms to be free and fair, while concern about artificial-intelligence deepfakes reached 76%.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 16, 2026
Government
Federal prosecutors say unrelated home-daycare operators used false attendance records to collect subsidies intended for low-income families.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 16, 2026
Business
The Port projects more than 700,000 passengers as Royal Caribbean adds homeports and Disney prepares to base a second ship on the waterfront.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
September 16, 2026
Sports
The San Diego State golfer finished at 5 under for a two-shot victory in only his second collegiate tournament, while the Aztecs placed seventh.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 15, 2026
Government
The proposed resolution is framed as an educational tool after a deadly attack on the Islamic Center of San Diego and a survey documenting heightened fear among local Muslims.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 15, 2026
Local
A proposed amendment would add two homes, extend the downtown ground lease to 65 years and align the former 101 Ash project with its final financing structure.
By Priya Shah · 3 min read
September 15, 2026
Sports
San Diego State returns from a 28-10 loss at UCLA to face a 2-0 Dukes team that scored 87 points last weekend.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 15, 2026
Sports
SDSU's 2026-27 slate includes three exhibitions, seven home games, six neutral-site dates and a Dec. 29 trip to UCLA.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 15, 2026
Science
SDSU's first Pathways to Public Health summer workshop introduced high school students to epidemiology, environmental health, health promotion and career routes.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 15, 2026
Science
Graduate student Natalie Gonzalez won second place at a national conference for work examining unsolicited videos, vulnerable subjects and social-media incentives.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 15, 2026
Culture
UC San Diego scholar Curtis Marez reads four Emmy-nominated series through production incentives, local labor and the geography made visible—or invisible—onscreen.
By Jordan Kim · 3 min read
September 15, 2026
Culture
Five honorees in real estate, philanthropy, theater and business will be recognized Nov. 5 at the first event inside the Jacobs Celebration Center.
By Jordan Kim · 3 min read
September 15, 2026
Sports
David Ruiz erased the first deficit, then Andrew Valencia leveled the match in the 79th minute after the Cougars lost a defender to a second yellow card.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 15, 2026
Sports
The SDSU golfer reached 4 under through two rounds at Rancho Santa Fe while darkness left 15 players with holes to finish Tuesday morning.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 14, 2026
Sports
San Diego completed a three-game sweep at Oracle Park and extended its winning streak to seven after scoring five runs in the first two innings.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 14, 2026
Sports
The Toreros erased a 20-12 third-set deficit and served for a 2-1 lead before the Ducks won three straight rallies and finished the match in four.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 14, 2026
Sports
The Toreros controlled the first half, built a two-goal lead and held on for a 2-1 rivalry victory in front of 2,242 at Torero Stadium.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 14, 2026
Sports
Cavan Sullivan scored on both sides of the break before the Union pulled away for a 5-0 result at Snapdragon Stadium.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 14, 2026
Transportation
MTS and NCTD estimate about 34,000 pass holders may qualify, but applicants must document active enrollment in CalFresh, Medi-Cal or CalWORKs.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
September 14, 2026
Government
The mayor called on immigration officers to stop operations near schools during arrival and dismissal, while his statement left the underlying detention details unresolved.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 14, 2026
Climate
Eight recommendations call for better California flood data, clearer catastrophe models and a public tool that can show whether mitigation changes risk.
By Lucas Bennett · 3 min read
September 14, 2026
Business
Alissa Orlando will design a six-month program pairing business owners considering a sale with MBA students working on employee-ownership feasibility.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
September 14, 2026
Culture
“Edgeless” brings four Southern California artists into the University Art Gallery with work made through cutting, stitching, burning, dyeing and firing.
By Jordan Kim · 3 min read
September 14, 2026
Local
The fall Ready Day exercise includes text, email, app, web and digital-signage messages, followed by voluntary active-shooter response training.
By Priya Shah · 3 min read
September 13, 2026
Sports
Fernando Tatis Jr. and Jackson Merrill homered, Michael King worked seven innings and San Diego held on 7-6 at Oracle Park.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 13, 2026
Sports
CJ Ceron's 53-yard touchdown highlighted a productive ground game that could not offset the Bengals' 462 passing yards.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 13, 2026
Sports
San Diego's second-set comeback stood alone in a 3-1 loss marked by 31 kills, 31 attack errors and a 13-6 deficit in aces.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 13, 2026
Sports
The Cougars answered Biola within two minutes, then Cisco Avila finished a throw-in sequence for a 2-1 road victory.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 13, 2026
Sports
Point Loma tied the match in the 77th minute, but Nani Kia'aina restored the Cougars' lead three minutes later in a 2-1 win.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 13, 2026
Sports
The Cougars ended the opener on six straight points and saved set point in the third for their first CCAA victory.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 13, 2026
Sports
The Tritons beat Chapman 19-8 and Cal State Fullerton 16-9 as Christian Hammonds totaled 11 points across two games.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 13, 2026
Transportation
Operations will target speeding, illegal turns, failure to yield and signal violations, backed by a state traffic-safety grant.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
September 13, 2026
Climate
A Sept. 15 lecture and Sept. 19 aquarium celebration frame a record that stretches from San Diego kelp forests to global ocean policy.
By Lucas Bennett · 3 min read
September 13, 2026
Science
The CERIC framework asks students to locate a paper's claim, evidence, reasoning, implications and context instead of reading only from start to finish.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 12, 2026
Sports
A five-run third inning gave San Diego room to absorb Rafael Devers' grand slam before Mason Miller closed a 7-5 victory.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 12, 2026
Sports
The Aztecs open at USD on Sept. 18, return to the Aquaplex in December and head to Houston for the revived conference championship.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 12, 2026
Sports
The same five-player lineup is scheduled for 54 holes at Sahalee before a Sunday flight home and Monday start in Rancho Santa Fe.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 12, 2026
Sports
The Tritons bring a 3-2-2 record into Monday's home match before shifting to their final Big West campaign.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 12, 2026
Local
The renovated community center at 8450 Mira Mesa Blvd. returns as the headquarters for the county's SD Nights program.
By Priya Shah · 3 min read
September 12, 2026
Science
The weekly tool tracks influenza coverage alongside COVID-19 and RSV data while public-health officials urge seasonal vaccination.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 12, 2026
Local
The three-story community expands the combined Villa Serena development to 148 homes near transit and everyday services.
By Priya Shah · 3 min read
September 12, 2026
Science
The bat was found dead outside the Safari Park's Mombasa Restaurant; officials say no human contact has been reported.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 12, 2026
Science
Teams will visit a new random sample of households Sept. 17-19 to compare current experiences with the 2024 assessment.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 12, 2026
Government
Monday's votes would replace a seismically vulnerable El Camino Real crossing and ask Sacramento to restore local authority over autonomous vehicles.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 11, 2026
Business
Aztecs Going Pro expanded its eight-week program to include STEM roles while splitting placements between university offices and outside employers.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
September 11, 2026
Sports
The Aztecs bring one of the nation's more accurate attacks home after consecutive draws decided in the final minutes.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 11, 2026
Business
The planned contribution also adds a need-based scholarship, though the university disclosed neither its value nor when the endowed support will begin paying out.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
September 11, 2026
Sports
The Aztecs have shown they can create late pressure, but Saturday's opponent has already beaten a ranked team during an uneven 3-2-1 start.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 11, 2026
Sports
The freshman outside hitter leads the Aztecs into a weekend against Santa Clara, Cal and Cal State Bakersfield after delivering 29 kills in two matches.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 11, 2026
Sports
Brock Anderson and William Kleege are joined by Baylor transfer Blake Anderson and Swiss freshman Maxime Baur at the three-day Wildcat Invite.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 11, 2026
Sports
The Cougars have blocked more effectively than their opponents but must stabilize an attack that swung sharply during last weekend's home tournament.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 11, 2026
Sports
Marissa Morales struck in the fourth minute and Lily Johnson restored the lead before halftime as San Diego earned its first road victory of the season.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 11, 2026
Sports
The Sea Lions answered a first-half Cal State LA goal and protected a 1-1 result to extend their unbeaten run to four matches.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 11, 2026
Sports
Brianna Delgado's late strike briefly put the Cougars ahead before Jade Alverio answered with 97 seconds left in La Mirada.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 10, 2026
Sports
The center fielder collected four hits and two home runs as San Diego erased an early deficit, won 9-2 and finished a 5-1 homestand.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 10, 2026
Sports
Justin Gill leads a five-player lineup into 54 holes at Fort Collins Country Club, where the Tritons placed fifth last season.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 10, 2026
Sports
The 2-4 Tritons will face New Mexico State, UTEP and Pacific after three consecutive losses decided by increasingly narrow margins.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 10, 2026
Sports
The freshman center back played all 90 minutes against Pacific and became both the conference's newcomer and defensive player of the week.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 10, 2026
Sports
Goalkeeper Jeremy Caringella joined a final corner, won the header that led to review and gave the Sea Lions a path to a 1-1 draw.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 10, 2026
Sports
The fourth annual basketball event at Liberty Station will introduce the 2026-27 team before a Halloween exhibition in Golden Gym.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 10, 2026
Science
Two summer releases brought the aquarium's reintroduction total above 440 while partner scientists prepare to monitor survival in the mountains.
By Lucas Bennett · 3 min read
September 10, 2026
Science
The California Jobs First award will support shared equipment, curriculum and mentorship links with three partner colleges across Southern California.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 10, 2026
Government
The University of Northern Colorado administrator will oversee admissions, financial aid, registrar and related enrollment operations in San Marcos.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 10, 2026
Business
The UC San Diego accelerator will provide training, technical access and competitive funding paths before a November showcase at Scripps.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
September 9, 2026
Sports
Three walks opened the door before Manny Machado tied the game and Luis Campusano dropped the winning hit into right-center.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 9, 2026
Sports
The second-year returner covered 141 yards on three kickoffs and punctuated a special-teams performance with a stadium-record runback.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 9, 2026
Sports
The Fresno State transfer shot 70-73 at TPC Louisiana while the Aztecs reached Wednesday's final round tied for fourth.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 9, 2026
Sports
The Tritons open Thursday in Colorado, host at Torrey Pines in March and change conferences after the postseason.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 9, 2026
Sports
The 4-0 Tritons visit UNLV Thursday and Utah Tech Sunday after already matching last season's win and goal totals.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 9, 2026
Culture
Tara VanDerveer, P.J. Carlesimo and Paul Westhead will join the Tritons' current coaches at an October gathering in Solana Beach.
By Jordan Kim · 3 min read
September 9, 2026
Sports
Halftime substitute Conner Gardenhour leveled the match before Taj Eagleston converted his own rebound for a 2-1 road win.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 9, 2026
Sports
The Sea Lions pushed the third set beyond 25 but could not extend a road match that Biola swept 25-19, 25-23, 27-25.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 9, 2026
Government
Mayor Todd Gloria and Rep. Scott Peters are leading more than 40 regional representatives through meetings in Yokohama, Tokyo, Osaka and Hiroshima.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 9, 2026
Science
The coalition reported 400 partners and $7.8 million leveraged last year while saying more than one in three local children remain overweight or obese.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 8, 2026
Sports
Jackson Merrill supplied three hits and two RBIs before San Diego's bullpen protected a one-run lead in a 3-2 win at Petco Park.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 8, 2026
Sports
The Aztecs' special-teams eruption against Portland State meets a Bruins team that opened with six rushing touchdowns at California.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 8, 2026
Science
Three cases were laboratory-confirmed after pool visits, and inspectors cleared the Chula Vista resort's water features following hyperchlorination.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 8, 2026
Science
FDA sampling found outbreak strains in two of seven hen houses as the regional case count reached 23 and egg testing remained pending.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 8, 2026
Government
The new office adds civil enforcement under California's Unfair Competition Law to the county's response to scams, hidden fees and other business practices.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 8, 2026
Science
The September reminder asks residents to drain standing water, use proven repellents and report dead birds as mosquito season continues.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 8, 2026
Sports
Rafael Lucio converted in the 84th minute, and No. 10 Seattle Pacific turned four saves into a 1-0 win over the Sea Lions.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 8, 2026
Science
The calculations connect steeper nearshore terrain to larger, flatter overturns and link a wave's jet geometry to turbulence that moves sand.
By Lucas Bennett · 3 min read
September 8, 2026
Science
The $5,000 national honor recognizes research that builds and studies complex carbohydrates for medicines, vaccines and disease biology.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 8, 2026
Government
A City Council committee reviewed 14 recommendations after auditors found slow coverage, weak routing and limited follow-through across 45,101 parcels.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 7, 2026
Sports
The Aztecs cut the deficit in the 71st minute and forced two more saves, but the Red Raiders protected a 2-1 decision in Lubbock.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 7, 2026
Sports
Nemo Beach crossed a career threshold on her first kill before the Trojans controlled the middle set and closed two late Torero rallies.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 7, 2026
Sports
San Diego controlled the ball and chances, then protected a 40th-minute goal through a quiet second half for a 1-0 home win.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 7, 2026
Sports
North Alabama absorbed an early wave and stopped every Triton attempt, while Charlotte Wilfert's five saves protected the other end.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 7, 2026
Sports
Tatis, Cronenworth and Machado went deep before San Diego made an out, then Michael King and Mason Miller made the narrow lead stand.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 7, 2026
Sports
The Tritons reached 24-all in the fourth before the Rainbow Wahine took the final two points and built a 10-point deciding-set lead.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 7, 2026
Sports
Two finishes in an 18-minute span broke a scoreless match and carried Cal State San Marcos past Vanguard, 2-0.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 7, 2026
Sports
The Sea Lions held Colorado Christian below 18 points in every set and finished the home tournament 3-0.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 7, 2026
Sports
Point Loma absorbed 14 shots and 10 corners, while its goalkeeper completed her first college shutout in a 0-0 road result.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 7, 2026
Sports
A scoreless road match broke open after halftime when Cisco Avila converted a penalty and added a second goal before Blake Haseyama made it 3-0.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 6, 2026
Sports
Two blocked punts, an interception and Jaylon Hawkins' 100-yard kickoff return turned a close first quarter into the Aztecs' highest-scoring game since 2016.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 6, 2026
Sports
An early lead disappeared on a corner and a long free kick before video review gave the Aztecs one last route back at the Sports Deck.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 6, 2026
Sports
The seventh-ranked Toreros scored before and after a red card, then denied the 10-man Lancers a final response in Riverside.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 6, 2026
Sports
The Toreros led after one quarter, but the sixth-ranked Aggies scored 28 in the second and converted two turnovers into touchdowns.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 6, 2026
Sports
The Tritons held Pacific to one shot on target and extended their Division I-era records with a third straight 1-0 victory.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 6, 2026
Sports
New York scored all five runs before the third inning ended, and Manny Machado's 25th homer accounted for San Diego's only answer.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 6, 2026
Sports
Antoine Griezmann scored in the 28th minute, and SDFC put only two shots on target while its two-match MLS winning streak ended.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 6, 2026
Sports
The Cougars saved three match points in a 28-26 fourth set but lost the Cougar Classic finale when Merced finished on a 5-1 run.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 6, 2026
Sports
The Cougars hit .374 against Minnesota Crookston, then held Saint Michael's to .012 while controlling every major team category.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 6, 2026
Sports
The Sea Lions attempted 22 shots to the Vikings' four, yet two on-target chances were enough for Western Washington to hand PLNU its first loss.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 5, 2026
Sports
The Padres catcher threw out three runners before driving a first-pitch sinker 394 feet to give San Diego a 3-2 win at Petco Park.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 5, 2026
Sports
The Aztecs reached set point twice in the fourth before the Mustangs closed a 3-1 victory at the Aggie Invitational.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 5, 2026
Sports
Ireland McNees set career highs with 21 kills and 22 points, but the Trailblazers broke a 13-all tie in the fifth set.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 5, 2026
Sports
Kierstyn Barton led the Toreros with 20 kills as a two-and-a-half-hour match produced 34 ties and 12 lead changes.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 5, 2026
Business
Tony Alvarez and Pedro Gutiérrez will call six games through the Aztecs' website and app as the program begins Pac-12 play.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
September 5, 2026
Sports
The Aztecs open in Tucson on Sept. 11 and finish with their only home tournament, the San Diego Futures, beginning Nov. 30.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 5, 2026
Culture
After the feminist writer's death at 92, university records reconnect her 1984 labor arguments and a 2000 warning about reproductive rights.
By Jordan Kim · 3 min read
September 5, 2026
Climate
The National Weather Service expects 6- to 10-foot breakers at south-facing beaches and minor coastal flooding through Tuesday night.
By Lucas Bennett · 3 min read
September 5, 2026
Science
ECG-CLIP outperformed comparison models on several retrospective tests, but its researchers say prospective clinical validation is still required.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 5, 2026
Culture
Digital Humanities Center recording sessions rose from 96 to 662 in two academic years as faculty carried audio assignments across eight colleges.
By Jordan Kim · 3 min read
September 4, 2026
Local
The $48 million Haven on Palm will add 50 affordable apartments beside a neighborhood service center, with completion expected in early 2028.
By Priya Shah · 3 min read
September 4, 2026
Government
Owners can submit documents and track cases through a new portal, but filing deadlines and the independent hearing process remain unchanged.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 4, 2026
Transportation
Baseball and football crowds will get targeted trolley service, while three rural routes will not operate Monday and customer offices will close.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
September 4, 2026
Science
The 2026 Academic Ranking of World Universities places the campus fourth among U.S. publics, using prizes, citations and publication output rather than a broad measure of student experience.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 4, 2026
Sports
Ariella Llorens ran 16:55 in her college debut as five Aztecs finished in the top 10 on the Mission Valley River Park course.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 4, 2026
Sports
Kailey Carlen saved an early spot kick before Naima Castro scored, but the Cowgirls converted a second-half penalty to level the match.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 4, 2026
Sports
The Aztecs survived two Aggie set points in the opener and a five-point run in the second before controlling the third at the Aggie Invitational.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 4, 2026
Sports
The Tritons matched the Lions with 59 kills, but LMU won three two-point sets to take the Outrigger Invitational opener in four.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 4, 2026
Government
The city opened a public planning process around access, aging infrastructure, recreation and long-term funding while drawing a line between policy and project design.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 4, 2026
Local
A draft response asks the Communications Department to include disabled residents and accessibility specialists as it reconsiders typography and document guidance.
By Priya Shah · 3 min read
September 3, 2026
Sports
Cincinnati answered immediately with two second-inning homers and handed San Diego a 1-5 road trip.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 3, 2026
Science
Laboratory tests and cryo-electron microscopy reveal how four synthetic bases can be transcribed into RNA alongside DNA's natural letters.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 3, 2026
Transportation
Four county road projects pair marked crossings and accessible ramps with driver alerts designed for uncontrolled intersections.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
September 3, 2026
Business
The revolving program could pair the local award with $400,000 in federal money and offer businesses loans of up to $50,000.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
September 3, 2026
Government
The divided vote completes the ordinance package for commercial cannabis in unincorporated communities after years of environmental and regulatory work.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 3, 2026
Science
The AWARE pilot standardizes a brief readiness report while preserving base-hospital calls for medical direction and specialty care decisions.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 3, 2026
Transportation
More frequent evening and late-night trips begin September 6 as airport ridership on the downtown route reaches nearly 399,000.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
September 3, 2026
Local
San Diego's $15.3 million award will fund evaluations and improvements intended to cut indoor aircraft noise by at least five decibels.
By Priya Shah · 3 min read
September 3, 2026
Business
The three-month, in-person program backs technologies aimed at both commercial customers and national-security users.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
September 3, 2026
Science
A purple-flag memorial marked an 11 percent annual decline while county data showed sharply unequal death rates among racial and ethnic groups.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 2, 2026
Sports
Fernando Tatis Jr. homered twice, but Cincinnati scored twice in the eighth to split the first two games of the series.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
September 2, 2026
Science
The five-year NSF award will connect researchers and educators with computing, data, models, training and technical support.
By Nina Patel · 2 min read
September 2, 2026
Climate
Researchers estimate smarter operations across 20 California reservoirs could retain more than 100 billion additional gallons annually.
By Lucas Bennett · 2 min read
September 1, 2026
Sports
Manny Machado collected a season-high four hits as San Diego answered a difficult weekend with 15 hits in Cincinnati.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
September 1, 2026
Climate
Emergency officials will review forecasts, interdepartmental coordination and public communication alongside the city's annual drain-system update.
By Lucas Bennett · 2 min read
September 1, 2026
Local
The political scientist withdrew from a Fulbright award in Indonesia to complete a book on religion, populism and liberal democracy.
By Priya Shah · 2 min read
August 31, 2026
Sports
Jonny DeLuca's apparent final out became a tying home run before Jorge Mateo ended the game with a two-out single.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 31, 2026
Culture
Babymetal opened the Sunday concert, one of several late-August performances scheduled across the downtown ballpark and Gallagher Square.
By Jordan Kim · 2 min read
August 31, 2026
Culture
Manuel López-Gómez conducted the annual Rady Shell program, with pianist Joyce Yang featured in Tchaikovsky's First Piano Concerto.
By Jordan Kim · 2 min read
August 30, 2026
Sports
Elias Achouri, Kieran Sargeant and Amahl Pellegrino scored as the hosts held off Hirving Lozano's second-half response.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 30, 2026
Sports
San Diego lost a three-run lead during a sequence that ended with Luis Rengifo leaving the game because of a sprained right knee.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 30, 2026
Sports
Trinity Byars scored twice after halftime before Kenza Dali completed the comeback with an 80th-minute winner at Snapdragon Stadium.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 29, 2026
Sports
Tampa Bay capitalized on a throwing error before a Tropicana Field catwalk turned Xander Bogaerts' apparent home run into an out.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 29, 2026
Government
Monday's agenda also seeks an extension of pavement-management software used for street assessments, project planning and performance reports.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 29, 2026
Local
Nine people were arrested during an August 26–27 enforcement push, while four others were detained earlier in the broader narcotics investigation.
By Priya Shah · 2 min read
August 28, 2026
Science
A five-year NSF center will link error-correction theory, fault-tolerant architecture and open software in an effort led by Yale.
By Nina Patel · 2 min read
August 28, 2026
Culture
The named space will form the entrance to the Strauss Family Gallery when the Triton Center arts destination opens in spring 2027.
By Jordan Kim · 2 min read
August 28, 2026
Local
Four university leaders will receive the Arts Schools Network Higher Education Award at the organization's October conference in San Diego.
By Priya Shah · 2 min read
August 27, 2026
Sports
Jackson Merrill tripled and doubled while five San Diego pitchers combined on a five-hitter in the series finale at Petco Park.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 27, 2026
Business
The state investment will support an accelerator, prototyping facilities and early-stage capital in the university's Innovation District.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read
August 27, 2026
Science
Computational modeling and virtual-reality tests challenged the assumption that schooling fish align with the average direction of nearby animals.
By Nina Patel · 2 min read
August 26, 2026
Sports
Oneil Cruz broke a scoreless tie with a ninth-inning homer after Michael King worked seven shutout innings for San Diego.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 26, 2026
Local
Y. Barry Chung and Joel Smith's planned gift will create a permanent fund for community-building initiatives in the College of Education.
By Priya Shah · 2 min read
August 26, 2026
Government
The City Auditor recommended performance reporting, inspections and rent reviews across eight courses occupying more than 800 acres of public land.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 25, 2026
Business
Kwanza Jones and José E. Feliciano pledged to build on Peter Seidler's legacy, invest in the club and deepen its community ties.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read
August 25, 2026
Science
The California Energy Commission-funded demonstration will connect new solid-state transformers to the campus grid and two megawatts of computing load.
By Nina Patel · 2 min read
August 25, 2026
Climate
Officials directed residents to Cool Zones and issued guidance for heat illness, pets and hydrogen sulfide emissions near the Tijuana River Valley.
By Lucas Bennett · 2 min read
August 24, 2026
Sports
Fernando Tatis Jr. homered twice and drove in four runs while Walker Buehler delivered six strong innings at Petco Park.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 24, 2026
Local
The Viejas Arena ceremony marked the start of the academic journey for first-year, transfer and graduate students.
By Priya Shah · 2 min read
August 24, 2026
Science
Machine learning trained on about 500,000 experimental measurements identified the DNA pattern of the initiator and found it in roughly 60% of human genes.
By Nina Patel · 2 min read
August 23, 2026
Sports
Jake Cronenworth's two-run double opened a four-run seventh inning as San Diego secured the series at Petco Park.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 23, 2026
Sports
Onni Valakari, Gabriel Pirani and Elias Achouri scored as SDFC returned to winning form at Snapdragon Stadium.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 23, 2026
Sports
Trinity Byars scored twice and assisted two more goals as San Diego pulled away after the Royals erased two separate deficits.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 22, 2026
Sports
Ty France drove in three runs and San Diego broke a tie with a four-run fifth inning in the series opener at Petco Park.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 22, 2026
Local
President Adela de la Torre used the annual university convocation to frame the next five years around focus, building, advancement, brand and sustainability.
By Priya Shah · 2 min read
August 22, 2026
Science
A $10 million lead gift anchors a campaign to combine inpatient and outpatient care, research and workforce training at East Campus Medical Center.
By Nina Patel · 2 min read
August 21, 2026
Science
The SIDERIUS system will translate physics and quantum-computing problems into tasks for AI agents and specialized chips.
By Nina Patel · 2 min read
August 21, 2026
Science
The experimental energy-storage device stiffened a model glider's wings, powered its propeller and could be separated for reuse.
By Nina Patel · 2 min read
August 21, 2026
Science
The 85th annual gathering brought surface and interface researchers to La Jolla for talks, posters and a doctoral presentation competition.
By Nina Patel · 2 min read
August 21, 2026
Local
The renovated former bank near trolley and bus service has recorded more than 7,000 visits since its May move.
By Priya Shah · 2 min read
August 21, 2026
Government
The optional Truv feature is designed to reduce paperwork for CalFresh, CalWORKs, Medi-Cal and General Relief applications.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 21, 2026
Climate
Fire, emergency and law-enforcement leaders outlined expanded aviation, staffing, alerts and fuel-reduction work ahead of the region's highest-risk months.
By Lucas Bennett · 2 min read
August 21, 2026
Culture
The department has grown from a small collection of parks into a system covering nearly 60,000 acres and about 400 miles of trails.
By Jordan Kim · 2 min read
August 21, 2026
Sports
San Diego managed five hits as New York broke open a one-run game with two runs in the eighth inning.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 21, 2026
Local
More than 500 people received staple foods and benefit assistance at the first Safety Net Bridge distribution event.
By Priya Shah · 2 min read
August 21, 2026
Government
An inspection found conditions generally within state guidelines but identified gaps involving tuberculosis coordination, vaccines and medical equipment.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 21, 2026
Local
County animal-control officers lifted the small dog to safety before shelter staff reunited her with her owner later that day.
By Priya Shah · 2 min read
August 21, 2026
Science
The real-time drill added field experience to a 20-week program preparing young people to become emergency medical technicians.
By Nina Patel · 2 min read
August 21, 2026
Science
Officials linked the infection to international travel, said monitored contacts had no symptoms and assessed the public risk as very low.
By Nina Patel · 2 min read
August 21, 2026
Government
The downtown service event was designed to process international document certifications and domestic partnerships without a trip to Los Angeles or Sacramento.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 21, 2026
Government
The Shallow Rental Subsidy Program will support 195 qualifying households for 18 months, with landlord payments expected in early 2027.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 19, 2026
Sports
Fernando Tatis Jr. drove in three runs and Robbie Ray worked six strong innings as San Diego evened the series in New York.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 19, 2026
Government
The surplus-land development will pair income-restricted housing with a 23,800-square-foot health center under a 99-year lease.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 19, 2026
Science
Local health officials urged families to vaccinate on time and said delaying or splitting doses can leave children at greater risk of serious illness.
By Nina Patel · 2 min read
August 18, 2026
Sports
New York scored twice in the first inning, and four Mets pitchers kept San Diego off the board after the second.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 18, 2026
Science
County investigators traced raw eggs used in a market's mayonnaise to a poultry supplier as hospitalizations rose to seven.
By Nina Patel · 2 min read
August 18, 2026
Government
Residents can join an August 25 virtual forum and submit comments online through September 14.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 17, 2026
Sports
Four San Diego hitters homered while the pitching staff combined on a three-hit shutout in Cleveland.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 17, 2026
Sports
The 49th annual half marathon paired a point-to-point course through Point Loma and downtown with a 5K inside Balboa Park.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 17, 2026
Business
The two-day outdoor festival brought more than 125 makers, food trucks, music and workshops to Ingram Plaza.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read
August 16, 2026
Sports
Cleveland starter Joey Cantillo worked six innings as San Diego's six-game winning streak ended at Progressive Field.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 16, 2026
Culture
The annual downtown celebration combined a lemon cook-off, live music, family activities and local vendors.
By Jordan Kim · 2 min read
August 16, 2026
Science
The regional gathering paired an afternoon speaker series and science exhibits with evening telescope viewing under the backcountry sky.
By Nina Patel · 2 min read
August 15, 2026
Sports
San Diego erased a three-run deficit with homers from Xander Bogaerts and Fernando Tatis Jr. before taking control in the middle innings.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 15, 2026
Sports
The San Diego teenager scored her fourth goal of the season before Yazmeen Ryan equalized for the Summit in the second half.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 15, 2026
Government
The Golden Hill session focused on Balboa Park Operations Yard and library properties in North Park and University Heights.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 14, 2026
Local
Officials said fraudulent texts and social-media ads are trying to capture card images, PINs and Social Security numbers.
By Priya Shah · 2 min read
August 14, 2026
Local
Health officials said schedule changes can cause caregivers to forget children in vehicles that heat to dangerous levels within minutes.
By Priya Shah · 2 min read
August 14, 2026
Government
The greatest staffing needs are in Carlsbad, central San Diego, Oceanside and Vista, with bilingual workers sought for 15 languages.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 13, 2026
Sports
San Diego rallied twice in extra innings for a 4-3 victory and its fifth consecutive win.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 13, 2026
Sports
Second-half goals from David Vazquez and Dagur Thórhallsson carried San Diego to its second straight tournament victory.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 13, 2026
Climate
The public session covered annual monitoring, sustainability findings, climate modeling and the draft evaluation's comment period.
By Lucas Bennett · 2 min read
August 12, 2026
Sports
Luis Rengifo capped a five-run second inning as San Diego collected 17 hits and won its fourth straight game.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 12, 2026
Government
The fiscal-accountability subcommittee focused on existing contracts, recently added business provisions and cooperative purchasing.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 12, 2026
Business
The modern Japanese izakaya began dinner service August 10 inside The Guild Hotel on Broadway.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read
August 11, 2026
Sports
Jackson Merrill erased a one-run deficit in the seventh as San Diego opened its home series with a third straight win.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 11, 2026
Local
The district blocked streaming and non-instructional gaming on student devices and removed computer carts from transitional kindergarten classrooms.
By Priya Shah · 2 min read
August 11, 2026
Culture
'Boarder Crossings' displayed more than 40 works by San Diego and Tijuana artists, with the binational project continuing at CECUT.
By Jordan Kim · 2 min read
August 10, 2026
Sports
Fernando Tatis Jr. drove in three with a fourth-inning homer as San Diego won two of three at Petco Park.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 10, 2026
Sports
Bryan Zamblé's 22nd-minute goal decided the first official match between the cross-border clubs at Snapdragon Stadium.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 10, 2026
Culture
The free all-ages festival stretched across seven blocks with two stages, local vendors and a new wine garden.
By Jordan Kim · 2 min read
August 9, 2026
Sports
Jackson Merrill homered and San Diego's bullpen held off a ninth-inning rally at Petco Park.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 9, 2026
Culture
The August 8 tasting paired more than 200 beers with food trucks, live cover bands and lawn games at NTC Park.
By Jordan Kim · 2 min read
August 9, 2026
Science
The Phase 1 study is enrolling adults with hard-to-treat acute myeloid leukemia or higher-risk myelofibrosis.
By Nina Patel · 2 min read
August 8, 2026
Sports
San Diego cut an early four-run deficit to one before Houston pulled away behind Cam Smith's second home run of the night.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 8, 2026
Culture
The August 7 program traced the influence of Asian musical traditions through works by Debussy, Harrison, Ravel, Cage and Rimsky-Korsakov.
By Jordan Kim · 2 min read
August 8, 2026
Science
Engineers will lead a multi-institution effort to build a soft robot that navigates brain blood vessels and removes stroke-causing clots.
By Nina Patel · 2 min read
August 7, 2026
Science
The August 5-6 operation could reach hard-to-access standing water at up to 54 locations covering about 1,400 acres.
By Nina Patel · 2 min read
August 7, 2026
Sports
San Diego scored in four innings and received five scoreless frames from its bullpen at Chase Field.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 7, 2026
Climate
Operation Clean Sweep will deploy divers, boaters, paddlers and walkers at sites across the Port's five member cities on August 22.
By Lucas Bennett · 2 min read
August 6, 2026
Climate
The National Weather Service expects highs of 108 to 114 degrees in the desert and temperatures reaching the upper 90s in the mountains.
By Lucas Bennett · 2 min read
August 6, 2026
Sports
San Diego fell behind by eight runs before a four-run ninth inning narrowed the final margin at Chase Field.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
August 6, 2026
Transportation
The American Public Transportation Association cited the San Diego agency's operating performance, safety, service and financial management.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read
August 4, 2026
Local
Clairemont's 9.2-acre park received its first major upgrades in 28 years, including accessible play areas, walkways and facilities.
By Priya Shah · 2 min read
August 4, 2026
Science
A selected group began a week of hands-on training in high-performance computing, data science and artificial intelligence.
By Nina Patel · 2 min read
August 4, 2026
Transportation
Once-daily service made Santa Barbara the airline's 44th destination from San Diego during a record summer schedule.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read
July 30, 2026
Climate
With temperatures forecast well above average, the city opened designated public facilities and urged residents to prevent heat illness.
By Lucas Bennett · 2 min read
July 29, 2026
Local
First-year results included 115 people entering shelter, at least 19 moving into housing and more than 413 tons of waste removed.
By Priya Shah · 2 min read
July 28, 2026
Local
A modernized playground, multipurpose sports court and accessible routes returned to service after a major neighborhood investment.
By Priya Shah · 2 min read
July 27, 2026
Climate
The funding supported neighborhood improvements intended to manage stormwater while adding environmental and public-space benefits.
By Lucas Bennett · 2 min read
July 22, 2026
Culture
A new agreement extended the convention's stay and gave the region several more years with its signature pop-culture gathering.
By Jordan Kim · 2 min read
July 5, 2026
Sports
The hard-throwing closer earned San Diego's place on the National League roster after a dominant first half.
By Marcus Lee · 2 min read
June 29, 2026
Culture
The new street name made the landmark park's cultural identity more visible in the surrounding public landscape.
By Jordan Kim · 2 min read
June 16, 2026
Local
The fiscal 2027 spending plan maintained a large network of temporary places for people experiencing homelessness.
By Priya Shah · 2 min read
June 11, 2026
Government
San Diego proposed local gap financing for developments seeking to move hundreds of income-restricted units toward construction.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
June 4, 2026
Science
The redesigned public platform aimed to improve transparency and make city datasets easier to use for analysis and new tools.
By Nina Patel · 2 min read
May 14, 2026
Local
The roughly 20,000-square-foot branch will be four times the size of the neighborhood's existing library.
By Priya Shah · 2 min read
May 8, 2026
Government
The city began implementing a new state law intended to increase housing capacity around major transportation corridors.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
May 1, 2026
Local
The 2026 Point-in-Time survey found unsheltered homelessness within San Diego city limits down 6.6 percent from a year earlier.
By Priya Shah · 2 min read
April 24, 2026
Climate
The city celebrated expanded canopy work while emphasizing the long-term care needed for young trees to survive.
By Lucas Bennett · 2 min read