Best of the rest? American, Pac-12 top Group of Six conference rankings
Will the American retain its status as the top conference in the Group of Five, which morphs into the Group of Six with the return of the Pac-12?
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Tom Krasovic: ‘Art of the possible’ cuts both ways as Padres plot trade-deadline plan
Results in the East Village this week will affect A.J. Preller’s sell-or-buy calculus while also giving baseball’s hungriest fan base more reason to pay close attention.
A.J. Preller’s creativity could come into play again as Padres approach trade deadline
The landscape is still uncertain with a week before deadline, but indications are that the Padres will be buyers at the trade deadline.
Victims of fatal San Diego County traffic crashes ID’d
Three of the four crashes involved pedestrians, the county Medical Examiner's Office said
Officials warn about dangers of cliff-diving after 17-year-old injures himself at Sunset Cliffs
The teenager who slammed into the cliffside was taken to a hospital with serious injuries
The best things to do this week in San Diego: July 27-31
This week's top things to do include the Southwest Summer Shakespeare Festival, ArtWalk Liberty Station and Serbian Summer Folkfest.
Review: La Jolla Playhouse’s ‘Family Album’ a heartbreaking but moving musical about self-acceptance
La Jolla Playhouse's 'Family Album' a heartbreaking but moving musical about self-acceptance
San Diego appeals court finds that license plate data collection alone is not harm
A class action suit filed in 2021 had alleged invasion of privacy by Digital Recognition Network, Inc., a company that supplies license plate readers.
Making a comeback? Sales of EVs in California rebound in the second quarter
Rising gasoline prices have led potential car buyers to take another look at EVs.
New USD basketball coach JR Blount sets his culture with 6:30 a.m. practices
"Our whole mentality is when you’re stepping into the gym, you’re coming to work. It’s time to get better."
More than 3,500 pints of blood donated during Comic-Con
Blood banks warn public that donations are still needed, especially as shortages persist in many locations.
San Diego leaders at odds over paying to reopen closed Mission Bay restrooms
Every council member OK'd a budget that closed 13 bathrooms in Mission Bay Park. Now one has an idea to fund them — but the mayor says it's a non-starter.
Del Mar notebook: Gold Phoenix wins Eddie Read Stakes; Cornucopian euthanized
The victory was the record sixth Del Mar stakes win for the Irish-bred Gold Phoenix.
Tom Krasovic: Wave in holding pattern as they await star’s debut, emergence of other scorers
The San Diego Wave’s inability to finish any of their numerous scoring chances Sunday contributed to a 2-0 defeat on a hot and humid afternoon in Mission Valley.
Equipment failure leaves more than 3,000 customers without power
Equipment failure was blamed for a power outage that affected more than 3,000 customers in San Diego Sunday. Some were left without electricity for hours.
Are businesses allowed to charge me to use my credit card?
These fees aren’t a profit grab by the banks but a way for merchants to recoup the costs of accepting credit cards.
House of Dreams in La Jolla designated historic despite property owners’ opposition
After a lengthy debate between the property owners and local historians — and amongst themselves — members of the San Diego Historical Resources Board narrowly voted to designate a La Jolla property know...
Nonprofit resource center for poor, homeless closes because it lacked required Oceanside permits
Food distribution and other services suspended while program founder works to satisfy city's requirements.
Chula Vista poised to vote on Eastlake storage project after neighbors sound alarm on traffic, safety
The Chula Vista City Council voted to delay action on a special tax district tied to the Eastlake Self Storage project after residents raised concerns that a proposed access road through their neighborhood w...
She’s 83, but this longtime UC San Diego nurse just can’t stop caring for others
Carla van den Hout volunteers with Health Caring Services to help the community get medical care they couldn't get in their rural area of Honduras
Borrego Health trust paying millions to lawyers, consultants while creditors go without, records show
Recent court filings show former contractor Daryl Priest of El Cajon, who had been under criminal investigation, collected at least $400,000 in settlement money.
Retrieving your luggage at San Diego airport’s Terminal 2 is going to get easier
A new baggage system at San Diego airport's Terminal 2 will increase the efficiency and speed of delivering passengers' luggage to baggage claim carousels.
Guns stolen from San Diego shops during burglary spree ended up with gang members, murder victims
Seven young men were charged in Los Angeles federal court for their roles in the burglary spree. The final two are set to be sentenced later this week
San Diego biotechs outperform San Francisco’s but can’t raise money
San Diego is having a painful funding stretch — not because its startups are underperforming — but because investors are chasing the AI hype in San Francisco. The irony is, dollar for dollar, San Diego b...