Chicago bike lane construction sparks pushback, fuels political fights
A Southwest Side bike lane fight is about more than just that project. It's the latest front in a citywide political divide over the future of transportation and safety.
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‘Purest values of service’: Communities pay tribute after veteran Boston firefighter, Marine veteran ki...
The third-generation firefighter and former Marine was killed while fighting a fire at a Dorchester residence Saturday night.
Former Marines in Greeley area serve veterans with final tributes at Fort Logan National Cemetery
Once or twice each month, the Union Colony honor guard travels to Fort Logan to render honors at veterans services.
Driver arrested after fatal hit-and-run crash in Southcrest
The suspect collided with the bus bench and the victim, who was sitting at a partially enclosed bus shelter, police said.
Oceanside police make arrest in fatal Saturday altercation
The victim has not been identified, pending notification of next of kin.
Possible drowning victim found on Black’s Beach later died at hospital
A person walking at Black's Beach near La Jolla found a man lying face down on the sand Friday night. He was taken to a hospital, where he could not be revived.
Bullying, rejection, concerning behavior cited in documents linked to mosque shooting suspects
Details about the lives of the shooters suspected of killing three men at the Islamic Center of San Diego are beginning to emerge.
Padres Daily: Awfully awesome; Musgrove, Pivetta getting more active; Merrill gladness
Padres win a 'weird' game to continue their unlikely success; Joe Musgrove is about to start throwing
Aztecs land Oregon State transfer following newcomer’s injury
Isaiah Sy is a 22-year-old sharpshooting wing who was born in France and spent the last three years playing in the United States.
La Jolla’s Concerts by the Sea lineup to pay tribute to Beatles, Motown, Springsteen and Stones
The free summer series at Scripps Park will run four Sundays from July 12 to Aug. 2
Bounces go Lucas Giolito’s way as Padres beat Athletics
Veteran wins second start as a Padre, bullpen closes game with four shutout innings
San Diego jobless rate drops for 5th straight month. Here’s who’s hiring
The region’s unemployment rate was 4.1%, down from 4.3% in March.
Navy preparing to sink two prominent and retired San Diego warships off Hawaii
The sinking of warships will be part of Rim of the Pacific exercise off Hawaii.
Padres’ Fernando Tatis Jr. plans to appeal after San Diego judge rules against him
Judge says Fernando Tatis Jr. owes Big League Advance Fund just under $3.74 million after dismissing his lawsuit on Friday
7-story, mixed-use development approved for downtown Oceanside
High-density project is city's latest of several advancing under state's recent housing laws
Despite millions in spending, experts say zero-risk security at houses of worship not possible
Three people died at the Islamic Center of San Diego, including guard Amin Abdullah, despite the mosque's best efforts to provide security.
Chula Vista council unanimously adopts $661 million budget
The Chula Vista City Council approved its largest budget in recent memory, with a $661 million operating and capital improvement budget for fiscal year 2026-27, a $43.8 million increase over the prior year's...
Hundreds of volunteers place 23,000 rippling flags across Miramar National Cemetery
Ahead of Memorial Day, 550 volunteers place American flags at each headstone.
Shot after San Diego mosque attack, landscaper says he’s the ‘luckiest guy on the planet’
Tree-trimmer says his heart goes out to victims and their families, in statement after attack on Islamic Center of San Diego.
Police investigate threat at San Diego Zoo but find no danger
Police said they checked the area and surveillance footage but didn't see any problems after there was a call about a potential threat at the San Diego Zoo.
Should owners of vacant second homes be heavily taxed? San Diego voters get to decide
Measure A, on the June ballot, seeks to tax San Diego second homes without a full-time resident up to $10,000 a year. Corporate-owned dwellings would face an even higher levy.
High costs for fuel, insurance force hiring freeze for transit district
Transit district has no service expansions planned for the next five years
How three men struck San Diego’s surprise deal on trash fees and Balboa Park parking
The deal simultaneously resolves two of the most fiercely controversial issues facing the city, eliminates the push for a ballot measure that could have posed a major threat to city finances and could help r...
San Diego mosque shooting one in long line of racist terror attacks. ‘A throughline that does not stop.’
Hate ideology now moves rapidly through mainstream social media, gaming platforms, encrypted chats and anonymous online forums.