October 30, 2026
Sports
SDSU falls to 13-7 overall after Thursday's home defeat.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 30, 2026
Sports
SDSU's men and women are each picked third in separate media polls.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 30, 2026
Government
Magda Fernandez's retirement is scheduled for December 10.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 30, 2026
Business
The university identifies Carleen Kreider and Dick Lansing as the challenge's organizers.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 30, 2026
Local
The afternoon event is listed along La Mesa Boulevard and adjacent streets.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 30, 2026
Culture
The October 31-November 1 program is separate from the earlier student-art gathering.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 30, 2026
Culture
The November 1 listing includes blacksmithing and a Kumeyaay drum circle.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 30, 2026
Climate
Native West Nursery is named as the presenter for the community-room talk.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 30, 2026
Local
The November 1 program lists live performances, youth workshops and ofrendas.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 30, 2026
Transportation
The November 7 event is planned alongside the Triton Center Block Party.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 29, 2026
Science
The interdisciplinary effort joins computing researchers with arts and humanities scholars.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 29, 2026
Business
The fall-quarter program starts with a 40-student fabrication bootcamp.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 29, 2026
Culture
A university Q&A connects film analysis with an upcoming winter course.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 29, 2026
Sports
Latrell Davis leads six SDSU players in double figures with 14 points.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 29, 2026
Culture
The October 31 calendar notice lists community altars, music and crafts.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 29, 2026
Transportation
The singer is listed at Viejas Arena on Friday evening.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 29, 2026
Local
The city lists an afternoon-to-evening market between Granada Avenue and Ray Street.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 29, 2026
Climate
San Diego Community Power and Home Energy Academy are named in the event notice.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 29, 2026
Local
The Thursday workshop is listed for teenagers and parents.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 29, 2026
Culture
The county calendar schedules the discussion from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 28, 2026
Science
ARPA-H lists up to $29.9 million for the PANACEA-H research effort.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 28, 2026
Business
The October 26 announcement recognizes public outreach and an employee newsletter.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 28, 2026
Sports
Boise State visits Thursday before a Saturday match against Washington State.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 28, 2026
Sports
The October 27 honor follows a three-goal week for the SDSU player.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 28, 2026
Sports
SDSU announced the women's soccer award on Tuesday after an unbeaten week.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 28, 2026
Government
The city's preview lists a 9 a.m. start and links to the meeting agenda.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 28, 2026
Transportation
San Diego State and Long Beach State are scheduled at Viejas Arena tonight.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 28, 2026
Local
The city lists music, crafts and a costume contest at the recreation center.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 28, 2026
Culture
The Wednesday program lists crafts, games and a costume contest.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 27, 2026
Science
A NASA-commissioned report considers exploration beyond the south pole.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 27, 2026
Science
The open scientific archive has grown from seven structures to more than 260,000.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 27, 2026
Sports
The October 26 awards follow road sweeps at Pacific and Saint Mary's.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 27, 2026
Sports
Saturday's Snapdragon program includes a block party and children's parade.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 27, 2026
Government
The city agenda lists a 6:15 p.m. start at the Clairemont Friendship Center.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 27, 2026
Transportation
The agency's event guide lists Doja Cat and Latto at Viejas Arena tonight.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 27, 2026
Culture
The evening calendar entry features Indian dance, henna and crafts.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 27, 2026
Climate
I Love A Clean San Diego is listed for the October 28 community-room program.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 27, 2026
Sports
The conference recognizes the junior opposite hitter for the week of October 26.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 27, 2026
Sports
The conference lists Tecolote Shores and San Diego as host for both races.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Sports
Corley and an own goal put San Diego ahead before Boston equalized.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Sports
San Diego returns to conference play after Sunday's nonconference defeat.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Sports
USD beat Colorado State 73-58 at the Jenny Craig Pavilion.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
November plans include a kickoff and The Nest's first anniversary.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Transportation
Orange County Line trains will turn at Laguna Niguel/Mission Viejo.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
The city's calendar gives a 6 to 7 p.m. meeting window.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
The revised agenda places the information item in the 2 p.m. session.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
The Arts and Lectures event is listed for 6:30 p.m. in the USU Ballroom.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
The half-hour program is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
The calendar lists a 2:30 to 4 p.m. session on Monday.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Business
Regional workforce organization seeks more employers for future internships.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Business
New account connects athletics content and communications across digital platforms.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Business
Annual gathering combines professional education with an exhibitor program.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Climate
Drainage and erosion guidance targets homes, businesses and construction sites.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
Night of the Stars begins a week of scheduled festival events.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
October arts campaign highlights free works around San Diego Bay.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
UC San Diego previews the Stuart Collection’s next public artwork.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
Trustees establish public-input steps for a possible future vacancy.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
Public health centers and children’s therapy units planned an October 19 pause.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Sports
Aztecs forward recognized after a hat trick against Colorado State.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Business
Annual dining fundraiser pairs local businesses with trolley transportation.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Climate
Assessment approach adds fish, birds and seagrass to existing sediment monitoring.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
CAMINO grants will support collaboration across the CSU system.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
Student-led drive supports campus food resources and the regional food bank.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
Nautical play area opens while additional park improvements remain underway.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Science
Computer science symposium features posters and professional-development awards.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Sports
Houston overturns a two-goal deficit before an 86th-minute San Diego response.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Transportation
SANDAG recognition highlights employee transit and shared-ride support.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Business
Agreement sets a framework for trade and operational cooperation.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
Homecoming collection links songs with everyday student experiences.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
Unincorporated-area projects face an October 30 filing deadline.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
Chief operating officer appointment awaited council confirmation.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
Actual opening completes the shelter move announced earlier in October.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
Safety Net Bridge expansion pairs food assistance with other neighborhood services.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
October 15 program sets practice and emergency resources at Marshall Field.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Science
La Jolla program offers in-person and virtual participation.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Science
MAESTRO will pair computing tools with subsurface energy research.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Transportation
City seeks updated options and costs beyond an earlier concept.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
SDSU performance plans accompanied expanded trolley service.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
Oct. 16 district report details the previous day’s grant approvals.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
Free Scripps Ranch event was scheduled for Oct. 20.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
Resolution calls for recognition and support for Native learners.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
Maintenance covered administrator, teacher and family access.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
Free program focused on information and community connections.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Science
Program combined a keynote, trainee work and discussion.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
Sylvia Fernández’s La Jolla show explores migration and belonging.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
District exhibition connected student work with a historic park.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
Two galleries list an Oct. 17 opening date.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
Mission Valley screening was scheduled to support youth programs.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
Saturday schedule mixed practical sessions with research and arts.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Sports
Aztecs beat Fresno State 26–23 at Snapdragon Stadium.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Sports
Weekend program centered camping, rides and trail stewardship.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Sports
Adam Criter’s two rushing touchdowns helped San Diego even its league record.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Sports
San Diego extended its winning streak to five matches.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Business
Oct. 18 notice previewed the Nov. 1 marketplace.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Business
CalAPCO program began with Sunday professional-development sessions.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
Free desert festival marked its 60th edition at Christmas Circle.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
Sunday gathering required registration because space was limited.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
Historian Carol Olten was listed as the tour guide.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
Sunday program kept admission valid for the full day.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
Nature Collective supported an all-ages fall gathering.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Transportation
Open-streets program connected two trolley-station areas.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Business
The association announced a November gathering ahead of its executive director’s year-end departure.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
The council unanimously approved Mayor Todd Gloria’s selection for the senior operating post.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
The new position brings several departments under a dedicated pollution coordinator.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
The university highlighted internships in software, finance and materials research.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Sports
San Diego’s middle blocker and setter were recognized for a strong road week.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Sports
The SDSU pair recovered from a first-set loss against UCLA.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Sports
The SDSU seniors were recognized for defense and special teams against Fresno State.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Business
Ocean Ecostructures will test biodiversity features at locations around San Diego Bay.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Climate
UC San Diego researchers outlined local findings in California’s new assessment.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Climate
Researchers highlighted coastal water levels and the limits of seasonal rainfall predictions.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
The announced Oct. 20–22 gathering connected school leaders around arts instruction.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
The county’s Oct. 20 report described new gathering spaces, teen areas and local artwork.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
The Oct. 20 program featured businesses along Newport Avenue and the Voltaire corridor.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
The national recognition evaluates how clearly the budget explains plans and operations.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
The district paired maintenance work with a November weather education program.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
The city reported progress on its wider channel maintenance program ahead of winter.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Science
UC San Diego researchers compared responses to a visual contamination cue.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Business
The association announced savory and sweet selections from its Oct. 8 event.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
The city was named one of three anchors for a Bloomberg Philanthropies initiative.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
Access to Independence scheduled a session addressing medication, mobility and communication needs.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Science
The Oct. 21 program connected improved seismic detection with mountain building and magma movement.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Sports
Turnovers helped the hosts pull away after a competitive opening quarter.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Sports
San Diego Sports 760 was set to carry games against USC and Long Beach State.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Business
The company announced a reporting date and webcast, not its fourth-quarter results.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Climate
The county reported 10 completed projects and 38 in development.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
The university scheduled an Oct. 22 author evening around Against Breaking.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
The county board highlighted expanded-learning programs and support for working families.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
SDPD announced three meeting locations for its year-round middle-school program.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Sports
San Diego State equalized late in a 1–1 women’s soccer match.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Transportation
Green Line service was set to increase around the Oct. 24 and 25 matches.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Transportation
Pacific Ridge School scheduled an Oct. 22 discussion with representatives from five coastal cities.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Business
A university profile traced an alumnus’s shift from software engineering to water conservation.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
Halloween Aglow paired seasonal activities with marine-science demonstrations.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
UC San Diego scheduled a discussion of music and activism before an evening performance.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
An Oct. 23 notice scheduled an online briefing for students, faculty and staff.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
The department said it met all 154 CAPRA standards.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
A National City site visit was planned around development choices and resident services.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
Marine Corps Community Services listed an Oct. 23 gathering for authorized patrons.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Science
The projects focus on prenatal development and new molecular sensors.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Sports
Elzie Harrington scored 19 in San Diego State’s 85–68 loss.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Climate
The collection notice excluded commercial flares and offered limited electronic replacements.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Climate
County flood-control staff were scheduled to explain local risks and drainage responsibilities.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
The Center scheduled a family gathering at Liberty Station’s Central Promenade.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
As You Like It was announced as the founder’s last directing project before retirement.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
The series was designed for children from birth through age five.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
The Liberty Station museum’s new lineup spans contemporary quilts and experimental fiber work.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Sports
Two second-half goals kept San Diego State unbeaten in conference play.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Sports
San Diego State’s late touchdown was not enough in Fort Collins.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Transportation
The Oct. 24 ride offered short river-path routes and longer coastal options.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Business
The free street festival paired downtown shopping with performances and a juried art show.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
The Japanese cultural festival was scheduled at Hangar 858.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Culture
Oceanside and Encinitas programs centered on remembrance, art and music.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
Organizers paired a free family event with a request for nonperishable donations.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
The museum’s Canyoneers listed an early start for Red-Tailed Roost Spur.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Local
The foundation listed its 19th annual San Diego event at De Anza Cove.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Science
The San Diego agenda included wildfire-related risks, poison prevention and medication education.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Sports
Tea Lukic and Constanza Fernandez Rincon earned an ITA Conference Masters berth.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Sports
San Diego State recovered from an early deficit to win 4–1.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Sports
The visiting Cardinal built a five-goal halftime lead in La Jolla.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 12, 2026
Sports
The Beavers gained 651 yards and controlled the ball for more than 42 minutes as the Aztecs fell to 2-4.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 12, 2026
Sports
The Aztecs return to Snapdragon Stadium for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff Saturday after both teams lost on the road.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 12, 2026
Sports
The Aztecs committed seven attack errors, controlled the net and completed their third consecutive sweep.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 12, 2026
Sports
The Aztecs won 1-0 in a downpour and remained unbeaten through their first three Pac-12 matches.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 12, 2026
Sports
Asia Kozan won the 100-yard freestyle and added two runner-up finishes during the two-day meet at Canyonview.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 12, 2026
Sports
The Tritons scored the first two goals and won the fourth quarter, but No. 3 USC controlled the middle of a 15-9 game.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 12, 2026
Sports
The Tritons return to a course where they placed fourth last year, beginning Monday alongside Nevada and Utah Tech.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 12, 2026
Sports
Nicklas Peña scored twice in less than two minutes, but the Toreros could not erase a three-goal deficit in the rain.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 12, 2026
Sports
The senior scored twice after halftime, including a 78th-minute rebound, as the Toreros earned their first WCC victory.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 12, 2026
Sports
The Cougars closed the first two sets with late runs, then held Cal State Monterey Bay to two kills in a 25-9 third.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 6, 2026
Transportation
All three lines serving downtown will run every 15 minutes or better around Games 3 and 4 against Milwaukee.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
October 6, 2026
Sports
The SDSU linebacker became the third Aztec selected as the Bronko Nagurski National Defensive Player of the Week.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 6, 2026
Sports
Two double-doubles and a career-high 50 assists helped SDSU beat Boise State and sweep Washington State.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 6, 2026
Sports
The 6-foot-10 addition arrives after 65 games over two seasons with Dinamo Sassari in Italy's top league.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 6, 2026
Sports
The Triton Invitational begins Friday at Canyonview and will recognize seven UC San Diego seniors Saturday.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 6, 2026
Business
The Tritons priced women's admission from $12 and men's reserved inventory up to $35 before their final Big West season.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
October 6, 2026
Sports
The new pairing beat teams from Grand Canyon, California and Santa Clara in its first collegiate fall competition.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 6, 2026
Sports
The Torero sophomore won two singles rounds and reached the doubles final eight with freshman Luc Wieland in Berkeley.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 6, 2026
Sports
The CSUSM senior ran 24:34.3 at the Cougar Challenge and led the host team to second place.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 6, 2026
Sports
The senior libero averaged 5.83 digs per set as Point Loma swept Vanguard and No. 10 Cal Poly Pomona.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 4, 2026
Sports
Kelham Wolf converted the rebound from a saved penalty before Richard Hoang struck in the 89th minute for a 2-1 comeback.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 4, 2026
Sports
Cal Poly scored in the fourth minute, and Ava Tibor's late penalty was saved as the Tritons took their first Big West defeat.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 4, 2026
Sports
The Tritons opened the deciding set 7-1 and closed it 15-8, earning their first five-set victory of the season.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 4, 2026
Sports
Devin Zachry scored off the bench and Steven Ramirez converted a penalty, while Lucca Adams made eight saves.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 4, 2026
Sports
The Toreros held 54 percent of possession and matched the Lions with four shots on target but fell 1-0 in Los Angeles.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 4, 2026
Sports
The Toreros took the collegiate eight, open four and open pair on Mission Bay, including a one-two finish in the eight.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 4, 2026
Sports
The Torero women scored 64 points across a tight seven-runner pack, while the men placed 11th in the 23-team field.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 4, 2026
Sports
Jack Merrill and James Haynes converted from the spot before the Sea Lions protected their lead through a second-half response.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 4, 2026
Sports
Emma Naftzger scored after halftime, but the Vulcans answered with 83 seconds left in a 1-1 draw at Point Loma.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 4, 2026
Sports
The Cougars swept Cal Poly Humboldt 25-18, 25-22, 25-14 and held the Lumberjacks to .121 hitting.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 3, 2026
Sports
Lia Godfrey and Gia Corley scored in the first 22 minutes, and San Diego protected the lead through a second-half penalty to secure its postseason place.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 3, 2026
Sports
Alli Mann won two individual races and swam on both winning relays as the Aztecs took eight events in a distance-format meet.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 3, 2026
Sports
The new SDSU pairing beat Grand Canyon's Daniel Jankoski and Nikos Lehmann before each Aztec fell in singles at USD.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 3, 2026
Sports
The Aztecs open league play Jan. 6 against Utah State and will face every conference opponent home and away before the tournament in Las Vegas.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 3, 2026
Sports
The No. 12 Tritons beat Redlands 15-5 and Pomona-Pitzer 16-10, improving to 11-4 before opening Big West play.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 3, 2026
Sports
Elle Marsyla and Joseph Vargas each finished second as the Tritons won both races at the Nike XC Town Twilight in Terre Haute.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 3, 2026
Sports
The Toreros host the Pioneers for the first time as WCC opponents, with San Diego holding rivals to .152 hitting and Denver leading the league in attacks.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 3, 2026
Transportation
Extra trolley service will feed Snapdragon Stadium before and after the Texas State game, with park-and-ride capacity spread along both approaches.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
October 3, 2026
Sports
Kyra Miles produced 11 kills and seven blocks as the Sea Lions erased late pressure in the second set and completed their fourth straight win.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 3, 2026
Sports
Karli Sikes converted a first-half penalty and Luca Puccio sealed the road win with an 85th-minute free kick.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 2, 2026
Climate
County teams opened cooling options and urged outage planning as hot, dry Santa Ana conditions raised health and wildfire risks through next week.
By Lucas Bennett · 3 min read
October 2, 2026
Local
Animal Services is asking for adoptions and fosters before moving pets to a larger facility with expanded medical, isolation and enrichment space.
By Priya Shah · 3 min read
October 2, 2026
Science
County health officials also listed one probable case and recommended a third MMR dose for identified close contacts as campus transmission continues.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
October 2, 2026
Science
Researchers are pairing fast optical detectors, atmospheric chemistry and artificial intelligence to look for both technology and biology in distant systems.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
October 2, 2026
Culture
The biennial ArtsConnect program offers a $20,000 award, production support and an October 2027 residency for artists from the San Diego-Tijuana region.
By Jordan Kim · 3 min read
October 2, 2026
Government
The three-year Triton Amplify program requires cross-campus teams to build governance, a research plan and a path toward $5 million to $20 million in outside funding.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
October 2, 2026
Science
The five-year federal project will compare cocaine, oxycodone and alcohol across brain circuits, gene activity, metabolism and the gut-brain connection.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
October 2, 2026
Sports
Victoria Miller's penalty pulled the Aztecs level before the Broncos struck twice in three minutes and finished a 4-1 win against 10 players.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 2, 2026
Sports
Ella Schabort, Layla Austin and Kendall Mairs drove a 65-kill attack as the Aztecs won 25-17, 19-25, 25-17, 25-16 in Boise.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 2, 2026
Sports
The Toreros host their first game in four weeks Saturday as two 0-1 Pioneer League teams try to reset at Torero Stadium.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 1, 2026
Sports
Gavin Sheets' two-run homer restored a three-run lead, and five San Diego pitchers held Chicago to five hits in Game 2 at Petco Park.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 1, 2026
Sports
The No. 22 Toreros answered LMU's goal in 68 seconds, then used Taj Eagleston's 79th-minute finish to win 2-1 at Sullivan Field.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 1, 2026
Sports
The freshman center back scored in his first collegiate start after the Tritons outshot Cal Poly 11-1 in the second half of a 1-1 draw.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 1, 2026
Sports
The Tritons produced a 17-9 shooting edge and allowed one attempt on goal, yet California Baptist goalkeeper Kiana Sotelo kept out all five UCSD chances on target.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 1, 2026
Sports
Adam Okorodudu scored after 51 seconds and Max Mair equalized after halftime as SDSU took a road point from No. 21 Oregon State.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 1, 2026
Sports
San Diego will play on Jan. 30 and Feb. 6 at Empire Polo Club, including the invitational's first date combining NWSL and MLS clubs.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 1, 2026
Sports
The 10-goal forward joins defender Kennedy Wesley on a 26-player roster for October matches between the world's top two national teams.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 1, 2026
Sports
The Aztecs take a 6-2-1 record and consecutive shutouts into Thursday's conference debut against an 8-1-1 Broncos side.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
October 1, 2026
Government
The 8-to-10-foot barrier will secure employee areas and parking while keeping the Broadway entrance and front public space accessible.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
October 1, 2026
Local
Patrol officers are operating from Southeastern Division while walk-in services remain unavailable at the 27th Street station during assessment.
By Priya Shah · 3 min read
September 30, 2026
Government
The proclamation expands San Diego County's ability to move crews, resources and contracts quickly as forecasters put the chance of a strong El Niño above 90%.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 30, 2026
Local
San Diego County is using Kinship Care Month to point grandparents and other relatives toward case management, training, childcare and other support that can steady a sudden placement.
By Priya Shah · 3 min read
September 30, 2026
Government
The former public-health director moves from interim status into an Oct. 2 appointment overseeing services that reach roughly one in three San Diego County residents.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 30, 2026
Government
The Registrar's mailing lays out sample ballots, candidate statements and voting sites before ballots begin arriving the week of Oct. 5 for the Nov. 3 election.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 30, 2026
Transportation
Extra Blue, Green, Orange and Copper Line trips are built around the Cubs series, with a fare increase complicating the plan if an Oct. 1 Game 3 is needed.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
September 30, 2026
Sports
Fernando Tatis Jr., Manny Machado and Xander Bogaerts homered while San Diego's Game 1 starter allowed one hit across seven scoreless innings.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 30, 2026
Culture
Liz Lyons will be the first holder of the Don and Stacy Rosenberg Professorship, connecting long-term faculty support to work on entrepreneurship, AI and who benefits from new technology.
By Jordan Kim · 3 min read
September 30, 2026
Science
The laboratory result moved optical switching from three magnetic layers to nine, but the specialized ultrafast laser remains far from a chip-ready storage device.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 30, 2026
Science
A comparison across eight Planck polarization maps can expose relative calibration drift, though it cannot prove that the universe's oldest light rotated on its journey to Earth.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 30, 2026
Sports
The SDSU seniors followed a 6-0 opening doubles win with a 6-4 round-of-16 loss, while Jayna Clemens exited singles in straight sets.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 29, 2026
Science
Revive & Survive reported 1,011,034 participants at more than 25,000 free sessions, a milestone that expands the pool of potential bystanders without yet measuring survival gains.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 29, 2026
Science
The national survey analysis led by UC San Diego found an association with frequent use, while most identified cases met the mild threshold.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 29, 2026
Science
Eddy Keming Chen now says systems exceeding top human experts across almost every intellectual field could arrive within a year, an assessment he pairs with a call for independent testing.
By Nina Patel · 3 min read
September 29, 2026
Sports
The Aztecs will face New Mexico State on Nov. 15 in Oceanside, their first meeting since an overtime NCAA tournament game in 2014.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 29, 2026
Sports
The Aztecs' first conference game in their new league brings the nation's No. 7 offense to Snapdragon Stadium on Saturday night.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 29, 2026
Sports
A 16-under final round carried the Aztecs past New Mexico by six shots, while their freshman won his second consecutive tournament.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 29, 2026
Sports
San Diego controlled 59% of possession, put nine shots on target and posted a second straight clean sheet in a club-record seventh road win.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 29, 2026
Government
The department and SDSU police ran evening and overnight enforcement for nearly four weeks, also reporting four recovered firearms and four DUI charges.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 29, 2026
Sports
Freddy Fermin drove in three, Gavin Sheets homered and a rested lineup scored in six straight innings before the Wild Card Series.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 29, 2026
Local
Spring View Apartments will replace part of a trolley park-and-ride lot with studios through three-bedroom units for households earning 30% to 60% of area median income.
By Priya Shah · 3 min read
September 27, 2026
Sports
The Aztecs scored first and found two late touchdown passes, but the Rockets produced 494 yards and broke the game open after halftime.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 27, 2026
Sports
The Aztecs erased deficits in the first two sets and hit .316 in a 25-23, 25-18, 25-18 sweep at Fresno State.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 27, 2026
Sports
The Toreros held 58 percent of possession and put six shots on frame, but Denver's goalkeeper stopped each one in a 0-0 draw.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 27, 2026
Sports
The Toreros turned a first-set deficit, dominated the statistical matchups and gave setter Belle Groomes a productive college debut.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 27, 2026
Sports
Amanda Anders erased the Broncos' first lead after 66 seconds, but Santa Clara scored twice more for a 3-1 victory at Torero Stadium.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 27, 2026
Sports
Elijah Taylor caught 10 passes for 144 yards and a touchdown, but four first-half St. Thomas scores put the PFL opener out of reach.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 27, 2026
Sports
The Tritons had more kills and nearly the same hitting percentage, but the Beach built an 18.5-8 blocking advantage in a tight Big West match.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 27, 2026
Sports
The Tritons scored twice after halftime, and Charlotte Wilfert broke a 35-year program mark while Utah Valley applied 31 shots.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 27, 2026
Sports
San Diego beat Arizona 10-7 for its 90th win, securing the National League's No. 4 seed and a first-round series against the Cubs at Petco Park.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read
September 27, 2026
Sports
The Aztecs saw two first-half chances erased, including one after video review, before the Titans broke a scoreless match open in a 3-0 win.
By Marcus Lee · 3 min read