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Padres GM A.J. Preller praised pitcher Yu Darvish as “unique” for his rare willingness to forgo salary while injured. Preller highlighted Darvish’s commitment as a standout example of team-first mentality.
Life Archives – Times of San Diego offers a rich collection of stories capturing the region’s culture, events, and personal histories, preserving the vibrant life of San Diego for readers and future generations.
“One of Us” Women’s Sports Bar is gaining momentum in San Diego, offering a unique space celebrating female athletes and sports fans. The venue is quickly becoming a local favorite for community and game-day excitement.
Alex Morgan expressed deep emotion following her former club’s major announcement. The soccer star reflected on her time with the team, highlighting the impact of the news on her career and personal journey.
Padres manager Mike Shildt sharply criticized the Dodgers following another hit-by-pitch targeting Fernando Tatis Jr. The incident has intensified tensions between the rival teams, raising questions about sportsmanship and pitcher intent.
FinCEN has issued a new Geographic Targeting Order for the Southwest Border to enhance transparency and combat illicit financial activities. The measure targets real estate transactions to curb money laundering.
Walmart is set to close 11 US stores in 2024 as part of a strategic shift. The affected locations span multiple states, reflecting the retail giant’s efforts to optimize operations and focus on e-commerce growth.
San Diego fans of “Love Island USA” have a chance to film their audition tapes on June 28, NBC 7 San Diego reports. The popular reality show is scouting local talent for the upcoming season.
The U.S. State Department has issued a travel advisory warning Americans about escalating crime rates in Mexico, urging travelers to exercise increased caution, especially in high-risk areas, as reported by cbs8.com.
San Diego businesses face new challenges as local airspace becomes congested. The rise of drones and commercial flights is prompting calls for updated regulations to ensure safe, efficient skies for all.
Weezer will conclude their U.S. tour with a final performance in San Diego, Fox5SanDiego.com reports. Fans can expect a high-energy show as the band wraps up their latest tour dates in the city.
The Senate has confirmed San Diego Unified Superintendent Cindy Marten as U.S. Deputy Education Secretary. Marten’s appointment marks a significant step in shaping national education policy. (NBC 7 San Diego)
A San Diego area town has been named one of the best places to live by U.S. News. The ranking highlights the community’s quality of life, amenities, and economic opportunities, boosting local pride and appeal.
UC San Diego now requires all students to complete education on climate change, marking a significant step in preparing graduates to tackle environmental challenges. The initiative aims to boost awareness and action on sustainability.
San Diego airport faced technical glitches prior to a fatal plane crash, disrupting operations. Authorities are investigating whether these issues contributed to the accident, as reported by BBC.
Padres news update: Gavin Sheets suffered a frightening collision during the game, leaving a visible indentation in the wall upon impact. The extent of his injury remains under evaluation, with team updates expected soon.
ICE arrested several workers at a South Park restaurant in a recent immigration enforcement operation. The sweep targeted undocumented employees, highlighting ongoing efforts to address workplace immigration violations.
San Diego FC faces Austin FC today in an MLS showdown. Catch the action live via streaming or TV. Kickoff is set for 7:30 PM ET. Stay tuned to Goal.com for full viewing details and live updates.
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.
In Jewish War Veterans v. Hagel and Trunk v. City of San Diego, the ACLU challenges government actions affecting free speech and veterans’ rights, spotlighting ongoing civil liberties debates in the U.S.