San Diego politicians seek to block Trump-era deportations, citing community harm, but the county sheriff refuses to comply, igniting a fierce immigration battle in Southern California.
San Diego Comic-Con has won a trademark lawsuit securing exclusive rights to the “Comic-Con” name. This ruling poses challenges for events like Comic Con Palm Springs, which may face rebranding or legal hurdles.
DCU Business School is expanding its Global Business degree to San Diego, strengthening international education ties and offering students enhanced global career opportunities. The program launch marks a significant step in DCU’s global outreach.
The Los Angeles Chargers have officially relocated from San Diego, marking a significant shift in the NFL landscape. The move aims to tap into a larger market and enhance franchise visibility in LA.
A 5.2-magnitude earthquake struck near San Diego, causing shaking felt across the region. Authorities report no immediate injuries or major damage. Aftershocks remain possible as residents assess impact.
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.
San Diego County is hosting vibrant DÃa de los Muertos events this week, celebrating Mexican culture with altars, music, and traditional dance. Find full event details and schedules at fox5sandiego.com.
Ketamine use among U.S. adults is rising, revealing new patterns in usage. Researchers at UC San Diego highlight shifts in demographics and purposes, signaling evolving trends in this complex drug landscape.
Former Acting U.S. Attorney Grossman leads the Southern District of California, reinforcing federal law enforcement efforts. Under the Department of Justice, Grossman focuses on border security and organized crime.
Swiss pharmaceutical giant Roche announces a $1.1 billion investment to build a state-of-the-art campus in San Diego, boosting local biotech innovation and creating hundreds of jobs, officials say.
The latest NCAA College Football Coaches Poll, released by USA Today Sports, ranks top Division I teams as the season progresses. Coaches nationwide provide insights shaping the competitive landscape.
A Canadian woman was reportedly detained and placed in chains by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after entering the San Diego border. The incident has raised concerns over immigration enforcement protocols.
Padres manager Mike Shildt praised his team’s offensive surge in their latest win over the Rockies, highlighting improved plate discipline and timely hitting as key factors in the lineup’s breakout performance.
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.
The San Diego FBI has released its 2025 “Most Wanted” list, highlighting dangerous fugitives sought for serious crimes. Authorities urge the public to provide tips to aid in their capture. Details on fox5sandiego.com.
We got an exclusive look at the Navy’s autonomous vessel, Sea Hunter, designed to track and hunt enemy submarines. This game-changing tech promises enhanced maritime security with reduced human risk.
Melanie Barcenas, 15, made history with her NWSL debut for San Diego Wave, becoming one of the youngest players to compete in the league. Her performance signals a promising future for the young soccer talent.
A U.S. citizen born in National City was mistakenly sent a deportation letter via a DHS email, raising concerns about errors in immigration enforcement and data handling, as reported by 10News.com.
ICE San Diego arrested a violent criminal and illegal alien convicted of attempted murder who reentered the U.S. over seven times. Officials emphasize ongoing efforts to remove high-risk individuals.