Navy may relocate carrier USS Abraham Lincoln from San Diego to Bremerton
Such a move would leave San Diego with only two carriers for the first time since 2019.
June 2026
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Israel says Iran launched missiles at it in the first such bombardment during fragile ceasefire
Pakistan’s interior minister arrives in Tehran in a fresh bid to restart negotiations.
Israel strikes Beirut’s southern suburbs days after US-supported ceasefire deal
Pakistan’s interior minister arrives in Tehran in a fresh bid to restart negotiations.
Police search for suspects in Ohio shooting that wounded 12 people near a street festival
Toledo’s police chief said it appeared that at least two people fired weapons.
‘Sand, and lots of it’ is key to saving Oceanside beaches, federal study says
Corps of Engineers document recommends new restoration project for eroded coastline
Eyes in the sky: a glimpse inside Chula Vista’s drone program
The department’s program, launched in 2018, has grown into one of the most sophisticated in the country
Outdoors: These little stinkers arrive nightly at Secret Spring
Skunks are creatures of the night, rarely showing up on camera before midnight and often most active between 2 and 4 a.m.
Sharp sees strategic advantage in new deal with Tri-City Medical Center
With a voter approval rate that has remained over 90% since election night, Measure H, Sharp HealthCare’s 30-year lease of Tri-City Medical Center, appears certain to pass. But how this partnership will turn out, well, that’s less certain, especially given the massive changes underway in health care nationwide. The immediate future is clear. If the partnership with Tri-City closes at the end of the month, as anticipated, Sharp will begin investing $100 million in the Oceanside public hospital district. Chris Howard, Sharp’s chief executive officer, said this week that a range of actions will need to unfold in the coming […]
Santee increasing fire safety measures along San Diego River corridor
City added surveillance cameras in parks, trails and preserves to boost safety efforts while pushing forward with a FEMA-funded wildfire mitigation project
These community health clinics are led by pharmacists and filling in gaps in health care
Jacinda Abdul-Mutakabbir is an associate professor and antimicrobial researcher at UC San Diego in the School of Pharmacy and the Division of the Black Diaspora and African American studies, and clinic director of the UCSD Skaggs School of Pharmacy + County of San Diego HHSA Pharmacist-Led Community Health and Wellness Clinics