New York and New Jersey are investigating FIFA’s ticket practices as World Cup prices soar
Some seats for the July 19 final are going for nearly $33,000.
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West Coast chemical emergencies raise questions about the safety of massive industrial tanks
Two recent, major chemical emergencies on the West Coast have raised questions about facility regulation.
Skateboarding icon Marc Johnson dies at 49: ‘A genius and a tortured soul’
“He seemed genuinely excited about the future,” a friend wrote after a recent visit with Marc Johnson.
Cannabis cultivation approved for 2 acres in Oceanside’s South Morro Hills
‘Hoop houses’ used for hemp production will be converted to grow similar product
Police identify man who died after fight in Oceanside
Fasil Gashaw Kebede, 68, died after he was involved in an altercation on Buffum Drive near Pear Tree Lane Saturday evening
New ferry service to connect Chula Vista waterfront with downtown San Diego
Flagship Cruises & Events launches South Bay route on June 1, fulfilling a vision more than two decades in the making
Estranged husband gets life in prison without parole for wife’s fatal stabbing in Spring Valley
Kandynn Wilson was found guilty of stabbing Ericka Wilson 23 times in the neck outside her apartment in 2022.
‘San Diegans are mad.’ Dueling campaigns tap into angst to pass, kill second home tax measure
Campaign messaging and voter turnout may matter more than financial heft in battle over San Diego’s Measure A non-primary homes tax
Don Lemon seeks grand jury transcripts in Minnesota civil rights case, citing misconduct
Lemon’s attorneys argue that “the past 15 months have seen an unprecedented and growing distrust in the Justice Department’s use of the grand jury process.”
Fair housing groups file lawsuit arguing a federal rule change removes protections
Plaintiffs are challenging a change that wouldn’t require lenders to consider “disparate impact” — policies that appear neutral but tend to cause disproportionate harm to certain groups.