Month: June 2025
San Diego resists calls to defund the police, pledging reform instead. As California’s second-largest city, it aims to enhance accountability while maintaining public safety, signaling that change—but not cuts—is coming.
San Diego Wave secured a 1-0 victory over Gotham FC, extending their winning streak to five games. The hard-fought match highlighted the Wave’s rising form and defensive resilience.
China has pledged to send a pair of pandas to the San Diego Zoo, marking a significant milestone in wildlife cooperation. The iconic animals will enhance conservation efforts and boost local tourism, officials announced.
The official lineup for TwitchCon San Diego 2024 has been announced. Fans can now purchase tickets to see their favorite streamers and enjoy exclusive events. The convention promises a thrilling experience for the gaming community.
ICE announced the arrest of San Diego-area gang members linked to racketeering, sex trafficking, and other crimes. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to dismantle organized criminal networks.
Officials have identified three victims of the recent San Diego plane crash. Authorities continue investigations into the cause, while offering support to the victims’ families. Emergency crews remain on site.
San Diego Foundation unveils a comprehensive playbook on corporate philanthropy, guiding local businesses on impactful giving. The resource aims to strengthen community ties and boost social responsibility across San Diego.
LED presented “MY Life Every Day USA” at the San Diego Sports Arena in 2013, showcasing an innovative blend of electronic music and immersive visuals. The event, highlighted by Resident Advisor, captivated attendees with its cutting-edge production.
Padres’ Dylan Cease impressed with his dominant outing against the Dodgers, signaling potential for a strong season ahead. His performance highlights growing confidence and promise on the mound.
The U.S.-Mexico border between San Diego and Tijuana is both a tangible divide and a symbol shaped by perceptions. This Border Report explores how physical barriers and imagined borders impact communities on both sides.
Manti Te’o opened up about the emotional toll of the infamous girlfriend hoax, describing how he endured his “darkest moments” with resilience. The football star shared insights on overcoming the deceptive ordeal.
Several San Diego County schools have been named 2024 California Distinguished Schools for outstanding academic achievement and equity. The honor highlights their commitment to student success and innovation.
The Education Archives of Times of San Diego provide up-to-date news and in-depth reports on San Diego’s schools, policies, and key education issues affecting students, parents, and educators in the region.
A recent Business Insider report uncovers multimillion-dollar drug tunnels beneath the US-Mexico border, likened to a “candy store for smugglers” due to their complexity and scale. These covert routes challenge border security efforts.
San Diego stars have secured spots on the 2024 USA Olympic Skateboarding Team, showcasing the city’s growing influence in the sport. Their selection highlights a new wave of American skateboarding talent heading to the Paris Games.
A U.S. Navy jet crashed into San Diego Harbor Wednesday, but the crew ejected safely with no reported injuries. Authorities are investigating the cause of the incident, and harbor operations remain largely unaffected.
Padres superstar Fernando Tatis Jr. remains “angry” following recent setbacks, sources say. The dynamic shortstop’s frustration fuels his drive as he aims to lead San Diego back to postseason glory.
A UC San Diego expert on Chinese business and government warns that a TikTok ban in the U.S. remains “fair game” amid ongoing national security concerns, reflecting escalating tensions over Chinese tech influence.
San Diego Comic-Con announces its first international edition, set to debut in Spain this September. The event aims to bring the iconic fan experience to a global audience, expanding its cultural reach.
San Diego School District’s acquisition of an 18-ton armored vehicle has sparked debate. Critics question its necessity, while officials cite safety concerns amid growing security challenges in schools.