The shuttered portion, beyond the Crystal Pier Hotel, underwent extensive stabilization work.
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A crowd of 15,952 was on hand to watch at the Gocheok Sky Dome for Major League Baseball’s first game in South Korea. -
The city of San Diego will conduct additional cleanup and outreach to homeless people living in encampments along the San Diego River under a plan approved by the City Council Tuesday and funded by a $3.6 million state grant. -
The last-second shot fuels to the allure of the NCAA Tournament and March Madness. San Diego State’s Lamont Butler understands that well after hitting a buzzer-beating jumper in last year’s Final Four to send the Aztecs to the title game. -
A fee waiver was approved for residents whose U.S. passports were either lost or damaged due to the severe weather in late January. -
Fire-Rescue Department Chief Colin Stowell is retiring in August. -
The San Diego State men's basketball team will play the University of Alabama at Birmingham in Spokane, Washington, on Friday. -
Henry Foster III, chief of staff for County Supervisor Monica Montgomery Steppe, will represent San Diego City Council's District 4, following the latest update of vote-counting from last week's election. -
California regulators have proposed delaying some new rules aimed at reducing how much water people use on their lawns. Last year, regulators proposed new rules aimed at reducing statewide water use by 14%. -
A Twin Peaks Middle School eighth grader won the 2024 San Diego County Scripps Regional Spelling Bee and Friday he is preparing to represent the county at the National Spelling Bee. -
The San Diego Wave of the National Women's Soccer League will have new owners by the season's end.
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