Author: Sophia Davis
Sophia Davis
A cultural critic with a keen eye for social trends.
The CSU men’s basketball team donned vibrant orange for their “Orange Out” game, facing off against San Diego State. The fiery atmosphere energized fans at Moby Arena in a thrilling conference showdown.
San Diego’s first women’s sports bar aims to open this fall, offering a welcoming space for female sports fans. The venue plans to celebrate women in sports and foster community spirit.
San Diego’s An’s Gelato has been named the No. 1 ice cream shop in America by the San Diego Union-Tribune, earning acclaim for its unique flavors and creamy texture, delighting locals and visitors alike.
Nabil Crismatt has rejoined the San Diego Padres organization, bolstering their pitching depth. The move aims to strengthen the bullpen as the team prepares for the upcoming season.
The coronavirus has infected at least a dozen US Navy sailors aboard ships in San Diego, prompting heightened health measures as officials work to contain the outbreak and protect military readiness, Business Insider reports.
Bondi appoints a new interim U.S. Attorney for San Diego and Imperial counties, stepping in to lead key federal prosecutions and initiatives. The appointment underscores a commitment to justice in the region.
Did you know San Diego County is home to a so-called “haunted” lake? Hidden Lake has sparked local legends and ghost stories, intriguing both residents and visitors with eerie tales from the water’s edge.
San Diego ranks among the top U.S. cities for international travelers, data reveals. The city’s vibrant culture, beaches, and attractions continue to draw visitors worldwide, boosting local tourism and economy.
UC graduate programs and schools topped the 2025-26 U.S. News Best Graduate Schools rankings, highlighting the University of California’s continued excellence in higher education and research nationwide.
Samuel Little, the deadliest serial killer in US history, was linked to assaults on two San Diego women in 1984. Authorities continue to uncover details of his extensive crime spree. Read more at cbs8.com.
Federal agents conducted a raid on an El Cajon business suspected of employing undocumented immigrants, according to NBC 7 San Diego. The operation aims to enforce immigration laws and address illegal employment practices.
The federal government has pledged significant funding and resources to address the ongoing Tijuana River sewage crisis impacting San Diego County. California’s Governor praised the commitment, emphasizing urgent environmental and public health needs.
The MLB rumor mill heats up as Juan Soto’s contract deadline approaches. GMs share insights on potential bidding wars and trade scenarios, highlighting the high stakes in securing the star outfielder’s future.
Five individuals have been charged following a migrant boat capsizing off San Diego, resulting in multiple deaths. South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem has called on the DOJ to seek the death penalty in the case.
A 5.2-magnitude earthquake struck near Julian in San Diego County, California. The tremor was felt across the region, prompting inspections for damage and emergency response efforts, authorities report.
UC San Diego rises to No. 3 among U.S. public universities in the latest Academic Ranking of World Universities, highlighting its growing influence in research and education on the global stage.
Agents at the San Diego border crossing face accusations of “blatant abuse” of power as tourists report being detained for days or even weeks. Investigations into prolonged holds and treatment conditions are underway.
Carnegie Mellon and UC San Diego lead US AI research funding, securing top grants to advance innovation. Their projects focus on cutting-edge AI applications, driving progress in technology and science.
Catch Game 2 of the MLB playoffs between the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres live. USA Today reports the matchup will be broadcast on FOX, with kickoff at 8:08 PM ET. Don’t miss the action!
A US-born Californian was urgently advised to leave the country by the Department of Homeland Security, according to fox5sandiego.com. Details on the reasons and next steps remain undisclosed.