Retired warship that long called San Diego home is sunk during live-fire exercise near Guam
The USS Juneau was destroyed during a multi-national exercise in Philippine Sea.
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USS Lake Erie returns to San Diego after unusually long deployment
The Ticonderoga-class missile cruiser is scheduled to be decommissioned in September after 33 years of service.
Tijuana bids farewell to Iranian team after World Cup exit. ‘Our heart and soul will remain here.’
A crowd of supporters said goodbye to the Iranian soccer team Tuesday, closing a moving chapter for Tijuana soccer fans.
San Diego-based Marine lost at sea identified as 21-year-old lance corporal
Lance Cpl. Armando Ortiz Canseco went missing off Southern California coast early Thursday and was declared dead Friday.
Military searching for Marine missing from naval ship off Southern California coast
Search and rescue efforts started early Thursday and transitioned to a search and recovery operation late Friday.
Encinitas city manager gains a pay raise on 1-year anniversary
Increase, which is retroactive to earlier this month, also adds three months to a severance payment requirement
Escondido awards contract for city’s second skate park
The Westside Park Skate Spot is scheduled to open by the end of the year
Chula Vista reports 33 instances of federal immigration enforcement activities in 2025
The Chula Vista Police Department logged 33 calls for service related to immigration enforcement activity in 2025 — a fraction of its total call volume — and said officers provided no assistance in any of those incidents.
Chula Vista council approves $4M for affordable housing project over neighborhood objections
After three meetings and a developer-hosted community forum, the Chula Vista City Council voted to commit $4 million to a church-site affordable housing project, capping units at 62 as a loan condition.
Is California home insurance cheap, considering the risks?
California premiums are estimated to jump 16% for 2016, largest increase in the nation.