Author: Isabella Rossi

A former San Diego Border Patrol agent has been charged with multiple on-duty sex crimes, officials announced. The investigation highlights ongoing concerns about misconduct within the agency.

An immigration raid at a San Diego restaurant sparked chaos as agents detained multiple workers. The operation led to protests and raised concerns about labor rights and community impact in the city.

Three people have died and seven remain missing after a boat capsized off the San Diego coast. Rescue efforts are ongoing as authorities search for survivors in the incident reported by The Guardian.

Veterans can enjoy free admission to SeaWorld through December, Fox5SanDiego.com reports. This tribute honors their service, offering a complimentary visit to the park with valid military ID.

UC San Diego researchers have developed a healable cathode that could revolutionize solid-state lithium-sulfur batteries, enhancing safety, durability, and performance for next-gen energy storage.

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.

Bally Sports has reached a confidential $78 million settlement with the San Diego Padres, resolving ongoing disputes. Details remain private as both parties move forward. Report by Awful Announcing.

The San Diego Padres face a critical postseason that could define the franchise’s future. With high stakes and expectations, this playoff run will test the front office’s long-term vision and investment.

San Diego Padres star Manny Machado has drawn Hall of Fame comparisons from a veteran MLB manager. The praise highlights Machado’s impact and skill, cementing his status as one of baseball’s elite players today.

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.

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

The U.S. Coast Guard intercepted a suspected smuggling vessel off the San Diego coast, seizing contraband and detaining several individuals. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to secure maritime borders.

California, once a Republican stronghold under Nixon and Reagan, has shifted dramatically blue, reshaping American politics. The state’s evolving demographics and policies now influence national elections and party strategies.

Blooloop’s latest feature highlights the top 17 theme parks in North America, showcasing leading attractions, innovative rides, and immersive experiences shaping the region’s entertainment landscape in 2024.

The San Diego County Office of Education (SDCOE) advances American Indian education by providing culturally relevant programs and resources, supporting student success and honoring tribal heritage across the region.