The Latest Breaking News from San Diego

SAN DIEGO — One of Fernando Tatis Jr.'s biggest fans was in Sacramento when Tatis began a minor league assignment earlier this month.

After multiple surgeries and a lengthy PED suspension, the San Diego star says he’s ready for his first meaningful major-league game in 18 months.

SAN DIEGO – Eight in a row.

Juan Soto says the weeks surrounding his trade to the Padres last summer were among the hardest of his career. Now, the San Diego star is settling in.

SAN DIEGO — All day Monday – and really, for the last couple weeks – Braves fans were excited for Max Fried’s return.

Three American sailors with decades of experience who went missing during a trip around Mexico's Baja California peninsula would have been battling strong winds and 15-foot waves from the outset, officials said Monday.

Ahmad Jamal was a jazz piano master whose feathery touch, lyrical elegance and pinpoint command of dynamics and the space between notes profoundly inspired Miles Davis and a host of other famous admirers. While he could play spirited cadenzas with the best of them, Jamal made saying more with less…

SAN DIEGO — It can be difficult to appreciate a good pitchers’ duel if all it meant for your team in the end was that a tough start to the season offensively trudged on.

SAN DIEGO — Padres radio broadcaster Jesse Agler scrolls through the files on his laptop at Petco Park, and the ridiculous volume of information available is astounding.

LOS ANGELES — Mexican and U.S. authorities are searching for three American sailors who went missing after departing Mexico for San Diego more than a week ago.

SAN DIEGO — Oceanside and Coronado Unified are joining a growing number of school districts nationwide in suing the country's largest social media companies, arguing that their content algorithms and platform designs are addicting children and teens and have caused worsening anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts.