FACT FOCUS: Could Canada leave US cities in the dark as part of the trade war? Not likely
Canada could stop supplying parts of the U.S. with electricity, according to experts, but it could not cause massive blackouts with the flick of a switch.
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It seems like she’s everywhere and can do anything. Southeast San Diego was a big part of that
Artist, creative, and tech executive Shavone (whose full name is Shavone Charles) wants to live and build a brighter and more joyful future for herself, and other Black folks and people of color
La Mesa city treasurer resigns, will be replaced by appointment
Matt Strabone is taking a job as a legal adviser position for NATO.
California foreclosures at 7-year high: Time to worry?
California started 2026 with 93% fewer foreclosure filings than the darkest days of the Great Recession.
Police investigating after injured man dies
Homicide detectives are investigating after the man was spotted roadside on Nimitz Boulevard around 2 a.m. Thursday, police said.
‘We’re here, we’re human’: Thousands celebrate together at San Diego Pride Parade
Elaborate floats blasted music down University and Sixth avenues, with participants walking and holding signs in support of the LGBTQ+ community.
All the world’s a robot-staging ground for tech entrepreneurs building ‘physical AI’
Experts are shifting focus to world models that teach AI systems how to understand space, time and physical environments.
US Navy destroyer with 300 sailors aboard broke down for four days in the Pacific
The breakdown meant the crew went without drinking water, meals, functioning toilets and air conditioning for four days.
Man pleads guilty to attempted murder for stabbing pregnant woman in Mira Mesa
Cole Klemke, 29, stabbed a woman in the face and neck while she was using an ATM on Mira Mesa Boulevard in June 2024
Feds allege unlicensed Chula Vista woman cared for patients while nurse mother was imprisoned
The case involving $5.5 million in alleged fraudulent Medicare reimbursements was part of a nationwide crackdown on health care fraud that federal authorities announced Tuesday