San Diego to pay $10M to La Jolla homeowners association over damages from sinkhole
The council is expected to give final approval on a $10m settlement with a La Jolla homeowners association over damage caused by a sinkhole.
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California prison towns grasp for new jobs after closures: ‘No one is coming to save us’
Some 15 years ago, legislators changed sentencing laws in ways that caused the prison population to drop, and the prisons started going away.
A Toros game is like a ‘concert with baseball.’ Now it’s more – how an Encinitas native and some big names are guiding Tijuana’s playoff push
Phil Evans, who spent four years in the majors, has been reunited with big league vets Justin Turner and Wilmer Flores in Tijuana with the Toros.
Torrey Pines High students sue San Dieguito Union HS District over discipline for pro-Trump flyers
Two Torrey Pines High students say they were disciplined and falsely accused of inappropriate computer searches after bringing pro-Trump flyer to anti-ICE rally.
USD scores upset win over defending NCAA champion Washington in match featuring SDFC draft picks
The win marked the fifth time in program history that the University of San Diego's men's soccer team has defeated the NCAA's top-ranked team.
Jimmy Carter’s Mexican Cafe perseveres after owner’s passing
The operation today resides in the hands of four esteemed managers who Carter entrusted to carry the torch.
Opinion: California primary foreshadowed perils facing national Democratic Party
Democrats have lost ground with working-class voters, are too influenced by upper-class elites and have given too much power to professional operatives.
Peninsula Beacon: August 21, 2026
Peninsula Beacon highlights: Ocean Beach’s pier renewal project is moving forward, with public review expected in 2027. A family’s lawsuit against the city and Turo after a girl was severely injured, a Liberty Station mural celebrating border culture, Point Loma football, and a chainsaw artist’s local work.
San Diego Seals ditch Pechanga Arena for Oceanside’s Frontwave Arena
The San Diego Seals are now the third professional sports team to bolt from Pechanga Arena in favor of the two-year-old arena in Oceanside.
California’s Voter ID initiative goes national
Proposition 39, which leads in polls, is part of a national push to require that voters provide proof that they’re eligible to vote .
Hallan muerto a Andrew Haden, exfiscal federal interino del Distrito Sur de California
Andrew Haden, quien se desempeñó en dos ocasiones como fiscal federal interino del Distrito Sur de California, fue hallado muerto el miércoles dentro de la Oficina del Fiscal Federal de Estados Unidos. La Policía de San Diego recibió una llamada la noche del miércoles reportando la desaparición de un hombre. Horas más tarde, agentes acudieron […]
Former acting U.S. attorney for Southern District found dead inside federal building
Andrew Haden, former acting U.S. attorney for the Southern District, was found dead.
Review: Touring musical is ideal fit for circus wonder ‘Water for Elephants’
Much like the traveling circus, the national tour of "Water for Elephants" has a true-to-life aspect that makes it the best way to engage with the story.
U.S. aircraft carrier arrives in Middle East, relieving long-deployed USS Lincoln
It was not clear when the USS Abraham Lincoln — which is home-ported in San Diego — would arrive back in the United States.
Federal agents seize devices from ex-Rep. Eric Swalwell in sexual misconduct probe
Swalwell’s devices were seized at the San Francisco airport on Saturday and agents executed a search warrant at his home a day later.
Opinión: ¿Por qué los latinos trabajan para ICE?
Desde el regreso de Donald Trump al poder, más de 60 personas han muerto a manos de agentes del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE) o mientras permanecían bajo su custodia. Entre los casos más recientes figuran dos inmigrantes latinos fallecidos en una misma semana: Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, en Houston, y Joan Sebastián […]
Grupo amenaza con demandar a San Diego por retener registros sobre el tiroteo policial que mató a un adolescente de 16 años
Una organización dedicada a la transparencia gubernamental amenaza con emprender acciones legales contra la ciudad de San Diego, alegando que funcionarios municipales han retenido indebidamente registros públicos relacionados con el tiroteo policial ocurrido en 2025 que terminó con la vida de Konoa Wilson, un adolescente de 16 años, y que posteriormente derivó en un acuerdo […]
San Diego Weekend Guide: Aug. 21-23 — Super Girl catches a wave and two festivals start us off early
The LGBTQ Film Festival and ImprovCon will be getting ready to begin by the time you read this, on top of events all over town.
Nuevo mural en Liberty Station comparte el espíritu de San Diego y Tijuana a través de los tatuajes
Los tatuajes están encontrando una nueva forma de expresión más allá de la piel, trasladándose a murales y captando la imaginación del público. El arte corporal es la inspiración detrás de la más reciente obra del artista mexicoamericano Enrique “Chikle” Lugo, titulada “Estación Libertad”, un mural encargado por Arts District Liberty Station y ubicado cerca […]
New developments to transform Grand Avenue in Pacific Beach
The corner of Grand and Mission Avenues is getting a facelift. New housing development may soon transform Pacific Beach.
Exit interview with Matt Strabone: “La Mesa does not need an elected treasurer”
La Mesa City Treasurer Matt Strabone resigned from office effective Aug. 12 to take an overseas job with NATO. After he left office, and his decade of work in law, politics and media in San Diego, we checked in with Strabone to reflect on the state of the city, the region as a whole and […]
Opinion: Why do Latinos work for ICE?
Latinos have been not only frequent targets of nativism and xenophobic violence but also supporters — regularly enforcers — of it.
Dehesa 7 Fire now 50% contained, all evacuation orders lifted
The Dehesa 7 Fire began for unknown reasons shortly before 3:30 p.m. Wednesday just off Dehesa Road, Cal Fire said.
That doorbell was no ding-dong: The 1930s San Diego inventor who made it sing
Once upon a time, a local resident had an idea to bring a little bit more music to the doors of San Diego.
Demandan a San Diego por presuntamente malinterpretar ley estatal de vivienda cerca del transporte público
Dos organizaciones defensoras de la vivienda en California demandaron a la Ciudad de San Diego, alegando que los planificadores municipales excluyeron ilegalmente propiedades de un programa estatal diseñado para fomentar el desarrollo habitacional cerca de estaciones de transporte público. Según una presentación judicial obtenida por Times of San Diego, Californians for Homeownership y el…
San Diego se prepara para un posible Súper El Niño y advierte sobre riesgos de inundaciones
Ya llegó, y es grande: 2026 podría ser el año de un potencialmente histórico Súper El Niño. Casi todos los departamentos de la ciudad estuvieron presentes el martes en Balboa Park para explicar los preparativos ante tormentas más intensas de lo normal e inundaciones, al tiempo que instaron a los residentes a tomar medidas de […]
Amazon said it ‘screwed up,’ but a video of workers at a park raises questions for a councilman, residents, labor groups
Amazon's new "walkers" program, in which delivery workers grab packages from nearby staging areas, came to Crown Point Park, prompting a debate over access.
‘Chancla’, el primer libro de una coach para padres que desafía la crianza autoritaria en las familias latinas
Para Leslie Priscilla, la crianza y la maternidad, es decir, la manera en que fue criada, o no, y cómo ella misma ejerce hoy la crianza, han marcado un largo camino que ofrece una perspectiva profunda sobre su trayectoria personal. Como chicana de primera generación, Priscilla tomó conciencia desde muy joven de que todas las […]
Evacuations lifted for Dehesa 7 brush fire with East County blaze at 5% containment
The Dehesa 7 Fire began just before 3:30 p.m. for unknown reasons off the 6100 block of Dehesa Road at Red Gum Road.