The Latest Breaking News from San Diego

Padres won’t trade a win over Twins

SAN DIEGO — While they wait, the Padres passed the time with some wins over the weekend.

Tribune News Service · Jul 31, 2022

Twins ride big inning, and a break, to beat Padres, 7-4

SAN DIEGO — Sonny Gray played an important role, and Byron Buxton, too. Carlos Correa gave the Twins some room, and Jhoan Duran helped make it stand up.

Tribune News Service · Jul 31, 2022

Mark Zeigler: San Diego State has emerged as top Pac-12 expansion candidate, but who would go with it?

SAN DIEGO — How about a Pac-11?

Tribune News Service · Jul 31, 2022

Bryce Miller: Wave teammates Alex Morgan, Kailen Sheridan offer glimpse into CONCACAF-clinching goal

SAN DIEGO — The moment had unfolded, what, 20 times before? U.S. soccer superstar Alex Morgan lining up for a penalty kick attempt against Canadian goalkeeper Kailen Sheridan, one of the best ball-stoppers on the planet.

Tribune News Service · Jul 29, 2022

Ohana Festival has canceled its October Encore Weekend with Eddie Vedder, Alanis Morissette, The Black Keys

SAN DIEGO — There will be no Encore Weekend after all for the 2022 edition of the Ohana Festival at Doheny State Beach in Dana Point.

Tribune News Service · Jul 29, 2022

Cities small and large outshine LA at finding emergency housing for homeless people

LOS ANGELES — Jessica Felix had no idea what she was going to do. In May 2021, the 30-year-old single mother was staying in a shelter in Chula Vista.

Los Angeles Times · Jul 28, 2022

ICE has resumed deporting unsuspecting immigrants at routine check-ins

SAN DIEGO — When Eduardo Sanchez showed up on a recent morning for a check-in with immigration officials in downtown San Diego, he assumed it would be like every other one he has had since 2017, when officials targeted him and his brothers-in-law for being undocumented.

Tribune News Service · Jul 28, 2022

Public officials could be violating speech rights by blocking social media posts, appeals court rules

SAN DIEGO — A federal appeals court ruled Wednesday in a case from the Poway Unified School District that public officials who use social media accounts to discuss official duties can violate free speech rights when they block comments.

Tribune News Service · Jul 28, 2022

Adam Lambert announces five-city ‘The Witch Hunt’ California concert tour

SAN DIEGO — Adam Lambert’s Halloween-themed “The Witch Hunt” concerts are moving beyond Nevada.

Tribune News Service · Jul 26, 2022

Military aviation crashes are again on the rise. Are ongoing safety and training issues to blame?

SAN DIEGO — A spate of military aircraft crashes over recent months is again raising questions about the Pentagon's approach to safety and training across military branches.

Tribune News Service · Jul 26, 2022