Stayin’ Alive: San Diego County trains more than 1 million in bystander CPR
The Revive & Survive program launched in early 2024 using the Bee Gees disco hit to time the pace of chest compressions.
October 2026
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At The Nat, a decade of discovery under Judy Gradwohl
Since becoming the San Diego Natural History Museum’s first female CEO in 2016, Gradwohl has pushed the museum to bring science out from behind the scenes and closer to the public.
Questions linger as San Diego’s battle-tested carrier USS Abraham Lincoln nears home
The flattop and its escort ships experienced a shortage of food and other supplies and 264 straight days without a port call.
Military service members, here’s what you need to know to vote in California while you’re away
Military service members abroad and other absentee voters can vote in the midterm and local elections with some careful planning.
Guns, voting and immigration on deck for Supreme Court
The Supreme Court begins its new term Monday facing cases on Americans’ civil rights and more.
A National Guard member deployed to Washington, DC, is arrested on firearms charge
Spec. Jakob Noonan, 22, was stopped by U.S. Park Police on Monday for an expired tag.
San Diego research institutions aren’t talking about Prop. 38, even though they stand to receive billions
Californians to decide if they want the state to borrow $8.4 billion to support research that aims to deliver cures for cancer, Alzheimer’s and heart disease “in our lifetime.”
Michael Smolens: Officials give reassurances while warning about election security
San Diego’s registrar and district attorney say normal procedures are being followed in these extraordinary times.
Sales tax hike, social programs are defining this low-key race for the Board of Supervisors
The race has drawn a fraction of the fundraising seen in years past, a sign of waning Republican competitiveness in county politics.
‘Stuck in the mud’: $17M and only one report later, voters will decide whether to overhaul this county office
San Diego County’s analytics office faces bipartisan criticism. Now an overhaul is on the ballot as part of a sweeping measure to reshape county government.