Nick Canepa: Enjoy baseball — even the Padres’ struggles — while you can. There may not be a 2027 season.
Sez Me … If the Padres are lucky (and they certainly are not), they won’t have to worry…
Grand Canyon raft guide completes record-breaking solo row from California to Hawaii – The Mercury News
HONOLULU (AP) — A Grand Canyon river rafting guide who aimed to become the first American woman to…
California homicide rate falls to historic low as police make more arrests in killings – Santa Cruz Sentinel
By Nigel Duara California’s homicide rate reached a new record low last year, part of an ongoing national decline…
California revives $900 million homelessness program after Newsom reverses course – Santa Cruz Sentinel
Nearly $1 billion in state homelessness funding will flow to California cities and counties after Gov. Gavin Newsom shifted…
Aboard Alameda’s USS Hornet, 76 immigrants become U.S. citizens ahead of America’s 250th birthday
ALAMEDA — Gathered on a World War II ship turned museum in Alameda on Wednesday, people from dozens…
AT&T wins federal approval to end landline service in California
AT&T has won an early federal victory in its bid to end traditional landline service for 184,000 California…
U.S. National Table Tennis tournament smashes into San Jose
SAN JOSE — With the World Cup’s games in the Bay Area dried up, local sports fans now…
Letters: Animal services owes S.J. residents straight answers
Submit your letter to the editor via this form. Read more Letters to the Editor. Animal services owes…
This City Heights nonprofit follows the lead of its East African founding farmers – San Diego Union-Tribune
In Arabic, “arif” means “knowledgable” or “wise,” so it was the most fitting name for a new community…
Digital artist Rhonda Holberton working to keep women in the picture – The Mercury News
“Motherboards,” an exhibition on display at the San Jose Museum of Art, has a number of thought-provoking pieces…
In 1981, San Diegans celebrated Fourth of July by packing stadium for a … minor-league game?
When I joined the Padres in 1975, every one of the 19 front-office employees shared this understanding: If…
San Diego’s General Atomics gets $20M to advance fusion energy in California – San Diego Union-Tribune
Nuclear fusion needs blankets, so to speak, and scientists, engineers and workers at General Atomics are poised to…