Author: Ava Thompson
Ava Thompson
A seasoned investigative journalist known for her sharp wit and tenacity.
San Diego State Aztecs face Wyoming Cowboys on March 1, 2025. Catch the live stream and TV channel details, start time, and betting odds in our USA Today guide to this key college basketball showdown.
Facebook’s latest initiative significantly increased voter turnout, UC San Diego researchers report. The platform’s targeted reminders and easy registration links helped millions engage in recent elections.
Padres star Manny Machado gave a blunt four-word response to San Diego’s recent struggles, reflecting frustration within the team. His candid remark highlights growing tensions as the Padres seek to rebound.
Viejas Casino & Resort near San Diego unveils its Veranda Suite, blending luxury and comfort for business travelers. This exclusive tour highlights upscale amenities designed for productivity and relaxation.
Three individuals linked to an international burglary ring were sentenced for a home break-in in Carlsbad, officials announced. The district attorney highlighted the cross-border nature of the crime in the sentencing.
An insightful comparison of Israeli and American education systems highlights key differences and shared values. The article explores curriculum, teaching styles, and cultural influences shaping students in both nations.
The U.S. Attorney and San Diego FBI recovered $3.3 million for elderly fraud victims, marking a significant crackdown on scams targeting seniors, CBS8.com reports. Authorities vow continued efforts to protect vulnerable populations.
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.
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.
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.
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.
U.S. News & World Report reveals the 20 medical schools with the lowest acceptance rates, highlighting elite programs with intense competition. These institutions set a high bar for aspiring physicians nationwide.
Poway has been ranked among the top 10 safest cities in California, according to fox5sandiego.com. The city’s low crime rates and strong community efforts contributed to this recognition.
A San Diego business owner was successfully evacuated from Afghanistan with the support of Congressman Darrell Issa, highlighting ongoing efforts to assist American citizens amid the country’s instability.
USS San Diego recently made a port visit to Ishigaki, strengthening regional partnerships and enhancing maritime security cooperation. The stop underscores the Navy’s commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific.
The San Diego Union-Tribune’s “Best Bets” offers a quick guide to La Jolla’s top entertainment and experiences, highlighting must-visit spots, dining, and cultural events for locals and visitors alike.
UC San Diego Health was ranked #1 by U.S. News & World Report in 2021, highlighting its excellence in patient care, research, and innovation. This recognition cements its status as a leading healthcare provider.
Antifa on trial: A landmark criminal case is putting the nebulous left-wing movement under the spotlight. As court proceedings unfold, the outcome could reshape public perception and legal standing of Antifa in America.
San Diego neighborhoods are reportedly under the control of pimps, with residents too afraid to speak out amid a surge in brazen prostitution activities, according to a local business owner. Authorities face mounting pressure.