Author: William Green
William Green
A business reporter who covers the world of finance.
The San Diego GOP has appointed a new communications director, sparking speculation about potential roles in the upcoming presidential campaign. Party insiders suggest this move signals strategic positioning ahead.
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.
San Diego police are seeking the wife of a fire captain in connection with his stabbing death. Authorities continue to investigate the incident as the community mourns the loss of the respected firefighter.
San Diego’s autism rates surpass national averages, according to recent data reported by 10News.com. Experts highlight increased diagnoses and evolving awareness as key factors driving the local rise in cases.
Three people have died and seven remain missing after a boat capsized near San Diego. Rescue efforts are ongoing as authorities search the area for survivors. The cause of the incident is under investigation.
YMCAs of San Diego County and Mexico have signed a cross-border agreement to share resources and collaborate on community programs, fostering stronger ties and expanding support for residents on both sides.
Cheslie Kryst, Miss USA 2019, is remembered for her radiant spirit. Miss USA and Extra tribute her as someone who “lit up every room she entered,” honoring her inspiring legacy.
The San Diego Padres are reportedly open to increasing their payroll to acquire key players before the trade deadline, aiming to strengthen their roster for a playoff push, sources say.
Several San Diego-area hotels have earned spots among the top waterfront resorts in the U.S., according to a recent ranking featured on fox5sandiego.com. These destinations highlight the region’s coastal appeal.
Adaway expressed excitement returning to the US, joining the San Diego Clippers. The Pharos-Tribune highlights his eager anticipation to contribute and make an impact in the upcoming season.
A US fighter jet crashed into San Diego Bay during a training exercise, officials confirmed. Rescue teams responded promptly, and investigations are underway to determine the cause of the incident. No casualties reported.
The San Diego Padres return to the MLB playoffs after last season’s collapse, attributed to “selfishness” within the team. This renewed focus and cohesion have reignited their postseason hopes, USA Today reports.
Staff at Times of San Diego deliver timely, local news with a focus on community impact. Their dedicated team covers a range of topics, from politics to culture, ensuring readers stay informed and engaged.
A US university has made climate change study mandatory for all students, integrating sustainability across its curriculum. This move aims to equip future leaders with the knowledge to tackle the global environmental crisis.
A former sheriff’s deputy was sentenced to 12 years in prison for engaging in sex acts with a teenage girl, the Times of San Diego reports. The conviction highlights ongoing concerns about abuse of power within law enforcement.
San Diego authorities made the largest cash seizure in the city’s history, uncovering a hidden facet of the drug trade. This breakthrough highlights the growing financial networks behind narcotics operations, officials say.
The Chargers’ potential relocation threatens to deepen San Diego’s sports woes, following the departures of the Padres and Clippers. Fans fear another blow to the city’s proud but struggling athletic legacy.
Padres’ Manny Machado delivered a clutch go-ahead home run, snapping the team’s losing streak. When asked about the moment, Machado’s two-word reaction summed up the significance: “Stay focused.”
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San Diego education issues take center stage in 2024, with inewsource highlighting challenges like funding shortages, overcrowded classrooms, and equity gaps impacting students and teachers across the region.