The Latest Breaking News from San Diego

From Boston to San Diego, these iconic celebrations light up the sky — and the spirit of Independence Day.

The owners of the Omnia Nightclub, which closed in 2020, in San Diego’s lively Gaslamp Quarter were sued in 2020 after the plaintiffs claimed the ‘ladies’ night’ violated California’s civil rights law

Predicting the full slate of MLS matches on Matchday 21 as Seattle Sounders and LAFC return from the Club World Cup.

Tarvet, 21 years of age and the world No 719, made a mockery of the rankings to reach the main draw

San Diego FC's Milan Iloski scored the fastest four goals in MLS history on Wednesday night

Plus: housing reform is killed in Connecticut, bonus ADUs are gutted in San Diego, and two decades of Supreme Court-enabled eminent domain abuse.

Many are fighting to keep their court cases open so that they can still request asylum.

On June 20, World Refugee Day, while two immigration cases were heard at San Diego, California's Edward J. Schwartz Federal Building, agents were nowhere to be found following a clergy delegation led by Bishop-elect Michael Pham.

About a dozen San Diego-area religious leaders have visited a federal immigration court where some cases arising from the Trump administration’s migration crackdown were being heard

The US Customs and Border Patrol a large-scale US-Mexico drug smuggling tunnel. A border patrol chief warned that the tunnel is proof that terrorists are going underground.

Last year, the 36-race NASCAR Cup schedule was officially announced on August 29th. This year, series officials hope to unveil it sooner than that, but there are a lot of moving parts. A recent report from The Athletic claims NASCAR is close to a deal to run on the streets…