Day: June 29, 2025
San Diego’s Aviation Museum has been named one of the best aviation museums in the U.S., highlighting its impressive collection and contributions to preserving aeronautical history, fox5sandiego.com reports.
U.S. News ranks eight specialty programs at the University of San Diego School of Law among the top 25% nationally, highlighting the school’s excellence in legal education and specialized fields.
The San Diego Police Department reported an overall drop in crime for 2020, despite a slight increase in violent crime. Authorities continue efforts to address public safety amid shifting trends, ABC 10News San Diego reports.
A couple, inspired by working remotely while traveling across the U.S., launched Ramona Workspace in San Diego. The new hub aims to support remote workers with flexible, professional environments.
A new USA Today report reveals the 16 U.S. cities that have lost the most sports teams and franchises over the years, highlighting shifting markets and the impact on local fan bases nationwide.
The San Diego Padres have officially released former All-Star [Player Name] following a disappointing season marked by underperformance and injuries, signaling a fresh start for both the team and the veteran.
A 5.2-magnitude earthquake struck Julian, causing noticeable shaking across San Diego County. No major damage or injuries reported. Residents felt tremors, prompting brief safety precautions. NBC 7 continues coverage.
Duncan Hunter’s once-promising political career unraveled amid revelations of hard partying and a major corruption scandal, leading to investigations and public disgrace. His downfall marked a cautionary tale in politics.
Fourteen individuals were arrested and ten victims rescued during an alleged sex trafficking sting at San Diego Comic-Con, authorities announced. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat trafficking at major events.
USA TODAY High School Sports reveals the top 25 California high schools excelling in athletics. The study highlights schools with outstanding sports programs, coaching, and athlete development.
A San Diego gang has been linked to a 2020 mass murder at a cannabis operation in Aguanga, authorities reveal. The incident, involving multiple victims, remains a pivotal case for the sheriff’s department.