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El Chapo’s family was documented entering the U.S. through the San Ysidro port of entry, according to authorities. The move raises questions amid ongoing investigations into the notorious drug cartel leader.
Padres reliever Michael King has been diagnosed with a right forearm strain, sources confirm. The injury puts his availability for upcoming games in question, adding uncertainty to San Diego’s bullpen depth.
The popular ‘Live at the Lake’ concert series is back this summer in San Marcos, offering free live music every Saturday evening at Double Peak Park. Residents and visitors can enjoy local bands and scenic views.
A fighter jet crashed into San Diego Harbor Thursday, prompting a swift rescue operation. Both pilots were safely recovered, officials confirmed. Fire teams responded quickly to contain any hazards. Investigation underway.
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.
Bad Axe Throwing is set to open its first San Diego location, bringing a unique blend of sport and social fun to the city. Fans can soon expect axe-throwing leagues, events, and more.
San Diego School Superintendent Cindy Marten has been named by President Biden as the next Deputy Education Secretary. Her appointment highlights a commitment to advancing education reform on a national level.
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.
San Diego Padres’ ace Yu Darvish is gearing up for a key rehab start, marking a pivotal step toward his return from injury. The team remains cautiously optimistic as he progresses in recovery.
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.
The San Francisco Giants are moving on from LaMonte Wade Jr. as part of a major roster overhaul. The shakeup aims to reshape the team’s core and improve competitive prospects for the upcoming season.
The annual hot air balloon festival in the U.S. has drawn a global audience, captivating thousands with vibrant displays and breathtaking flights. The event continues to boost tourism and community spirit in the host city.
San Diego Padres pitcher Dylan Cease opened up about his early-season struggles, candidly addressing inconsistencies and his path forward. Cease’s honesty sheds light on challenges behind the mound.
A dramatic video captures a U.S. Navy jet crashing into San Diego Harbor. Details on the pilot’s condition and crash cause remain under investigation. The incident has prompted a swift response from emergency teams.
Legoland California debuts a new Miniland U.S.A exhibit featuring detailed LEGO replicas of iconic San Diego landmarks, offering visitors a miniature tour of the city’s highlights. (fox5sandiego.com)
The USS San Diego has departed for Japan, marking a key deployment to strengthen U.S. naval presence in the Indo-Pacific region. The mission aims to enhance security and foster regional partnerships.
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.
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.
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.
The highly anticipated “Married at First Sight” Season 15 cast photos are out, revealing a diverse group of singles ready to find love. The new season premieres soon, with expert matchmakers returning to guide the journeys.