Month: June 2025
The San Diego Padres remain confident in their roster’s potential, aiming for another World Series run in 2025. Despite past setbacks, the team’s leadership is optimistic about unfinished business.
San Diego sports anchor Kyle Kraska was reportedly shot outside his home, police confirm. Authorities are investigating the incident, with no further details released. Kraska is currently receiving medical care.
The USS San Diego has departed for Japan, marking a key deployment to strengthen U.S. naval presence in the Indo-Pacific region. The mission aims to enhance security and foster regional partnerships.
Padres pitcher Michael King is dealing with an injury, raising concerns about Yu Darvish’s availability. Meanwhile, the Friars have made a key roster move as they navigate ongoing lineup challenges.
An Ethiopian woman who endured government torture faces forced return by the U.S. Despite documented abuses, deportation proceeds, raising concerns about human rights and asylum protections.
San Diego Comic-Con 2020 was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic, marking a major disruption for fans and organizers. The event’s hiatus underscores ongoing public health concerns nationwide.
A father and his child were arrested in San Diego following a threat of a school shooting, police reported. Authorities acted swiftly to ensure safety and are investigating the motive behind the threat.
In 2018, San Diego reported the lowest murder rate among the 30 largest U.S. cities, highlighting effective law enforcement and community efforts, according to the Times of San Diego.
China has imposed economic sanctions on four San Diego companies, escalating trade tensions. The move targets firms linked to sensitive technologies, signaling a growing friction in US-China business relations.
The Colorado Rockies kicked off their home season at Coors Field, welcoming the San Diego Padres in a highly anticipated opener. Fans gathered to witness the rivalry resume in Denver.
Padres’ $55 million breakout star shares how he’s rebounded in San Diego, crediting coaching, team chemistry, and personal resilience for his standout turnaround this season, Sports Illustrated reports.
The highly anticipated “Married at First Sight” Season 15 cast photos are out, revealing a diverse group of singles ready to find love. The new season premieres soon, with expert matchmakers returning to guide the journeys.
Times Higher Education’s 2025 rankings spotlight the US’s top universities, with Harvard, MIT, and Stanford leading. The list highlights innovation, research impact, and global reputation.
The US Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California, under the Department of Justice, prosecutes federal crimes and represents the government in civil litigation, safeguarding justice in one of the nation’s largest districts.
Nathan Rogge was honored as the 2020 CEO of the Year by the San Diego Business Journal, recognizing his outstanding leadership and business achievements in the region.
Adaway expressed excitement returning to the US, joining the San Diego Clippers. The Pharos-Tribune highlights his eager anticipation to contribute and make an impact in the upcoming season.
San Diego State will face North Carolina in the First Four round of the NCAA March Madness tournament, NBC 7 San Diego reports. The game marks a high-stakes start to the Aztecs’ bid for a deep tournament run.
Pope Leo XIV has made his first U.S. bishop appointment, filling the long-vacant San Diego seat. The move marks a significant step in strengthening the Church’s presence in the region. — AP News
ABC 10News San Diego reports the 2024 presidential election results with key states called. Early returns show a tight race as both candidates vie for crucial electoral votes. Stay tuned for updates.
SeaWorld Entertainment and Sesame Workshop have announced the location of the new Sesame Place theme park, promising a family-friendly destination filled with beloved characters and interactive experiences.