Nazarene takes a swing at GSAC with early hot streak
The Point Loma Nazarene University (PLNU) Sea Lions baseball team split a doubleheader on the road against the archrival Azusa ...
Sunday, May 10, 2026
Groups grade city, county on environmental voting
Four leading environmental groups have released report cards on the environmental voting records of the city and county of San ...
City mayors will convene at Scripps to share ideas
Officials at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) are hosting a talk at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography’s Forum ...
Coastal water testing fizzles out
Surfers and swimmers will now enter the water at their own risk since the state cut funding to the county’s ...
Water monitoring fizzles out at coast
Surfers and swimmers will now enter the water at their own risk since the state cut funding to the county’s ...
Letters to the editor
Cow art cheapens our Village The newly installed cow art looks ghastly and cheapens the appearance of our Village. They were the ...
Contractors join forces to oppose school board’s pro-union plan
Union and nonunion contractors are publicly tussling over negotiations with the San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD) with board members ...
Miramar’s highway to the danger zone
During the March 3 Marine F/A-18 crash investigation press conference, Colonel Rupp said, "If the plane had failed just seconds ...
Kate Sessions eyes drop-off lane, new parking lot
Kate Sessions Elementary administrators want to make it safer for parents to drop children off to school and are considering ...
PBTC: Word on the street
Tired of seeing trash blowing along the beach? Sick of the graffiti tags posing as a makeshift mural in your ...