Day: May 4, 2025
A key legal case testing Antifa’s ideology heads to trial, drawing intense scrutiny from right-wing media. The proceedings spotlight polarized views amid growing national debate on activism and extremism.
San Diego band XYZ will open for The Rolling Stones during their Arizona tour stop, marking a major milestone. The local group is set to take the stage ahead of rock legends at the highly anticipated concert.
Two prison inmates in the Southern District of California were sentenced for a violent gang-motivated stabbing. The Department of Justice emphasizes ongoing efforts to combat prison gang violence and ensure inmate safety.
The Science, Medicine, & Education Archives at San Diego Jewish World highlight groundbreaking research, medical advancements, and educational initiatives shaping the community’s future. Stay informed on local innovation and discovery.
UC San Diego’s new Business Stimulator program aims to boost startups from underrepresented communities by providing targeted resources, mentorship, and funding to foster inclusive innovation and economic growth.
Despite the Padres’ move away from Bally Sports San Diego, viewership remains strong, signaling sustained fan engagement. Awful Announcing highlights how the team’s audience stays loyal amid broadcasting changes.
A 5.2-magnitude earthquake shook the San Diego area, rattling Southern California near the San Andreas fault system. No immediate reports of damage or injuries have been confirmed. Authorities continue monitoring the situation.
Two defendants were found guilty of conspiracy in a landmark Antifa trial in San Diego. The verdict marks a significant moment in efforts to address politically motivated violence linked to activist groups.
Alzheimer’s San Diego offers community education and training programs to equip caregivers and the public with essential skills and knowledge. These initiatives aim to improve care and support for those affected by Alzheimer’s disease.
San Diego Wave coach Casey Stoney has updated on USWNT legend Alex Morgan’s injury, confirming the forward will miss the upcoming NWSL clash against Bay FC. Morgan’s fitness remains under close monitoring.
Robert Schapiro joins the University of San Diego as a distinguished faculty member, bringing extensive expertise in legal studies. His appointment strengthens the university’s commitment to academic excellence and innovation.
The University of San Diego’s International Business Program ranked #2 in California and #8 nationwide, highlighting its excellence in preparing students for global business careers.
Issa Rae, acclaimed actress and creator of HBO’s “Insecure,” has joined the San Diego FC ownership group as a club partner, marking a significant crossover of entertainment influence into Major League Soccer.
The US government has revoked the visas of five UC San Diego students, citing security concerns. The university is reviewing the case while emphasizing support for affected students. Authorities remain tight-lipped.
The San Antonio Spurs are reportedly eyeing a rising coaching prodigy to lead their next era. Known for innovative tactics and player development, this potential hire could reshape the franchise’s future.
UT Health San Antonio’s Academics Home offers a centralized hub for students and faculty, providing access to courses, resources, and academic support tailored to health sciences education.
Discover the top 7 must-do activities in San Antonio this weekend, from vibrant local festivals to historic tours and live music events. CultureMap San Antonio highlights the best ways to experience the city’s unique charm.
The Castro twins have stepped into the national spotlight, continuing their journey side by side. Known for their unity and shared achievements, they now garner widespread attention together, embodying teamwork and resilience.