The Latest Breaking News from San Diego

SAN DIEGO — A San Diego-based Marine Corps reservist is under investigation by the Marines after membership interviews with a white supremacist hate group were leaked by activists and highlighted in a subsequent Southern Poverty Law Center report on the high percentage of applicants that claimed military ties.

SAN DIEGO — In 16 NFL seasons, former Chargers tight end Antonio Gates used his talented feet to assemble a Hall of Fame-worthy career with 11,841 yards and 116 touchdowns. There's still magic left in those route runners, apparently.

SAN DIEGO — Three California lawmakers announced proposed legislation Thursday that would prohibit the sale of firearms and ammunition on all state property, effectively ending gun shows on state fairgrounds.

City attorneys in Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego questioned Uber's treatment of transgender drivers and called on the company to explain how it verifies accounts for transgender drivers, action prompted by a Los Angeles Times story that illustrated barriers drivers faced during the process.

LOS ANGELES — Last spring, Josh Potgieter faced a severe mental health crisis. The San Diego community college student had taken on extra work to pay rent. The additional responsibility, combined with the stress of college applications and the weight of the pandemic, exacerbated his anxiety and depression.

Gonzaga vs San Diego prediction, college basketball game preview, how to watch, lines, and why each team might - or might not - win on Wednesday.

SAN DIEGO — The fourth of nine Navy officers who were headed to trial in the "Fat Leonard" bribery scandal pleaded guilty on Wednesday.

Since late December, San Diego autonomous driving outfit TuSimple has run seven semi-truck trips between Tucson and Phoenix without a driver in the vehicle.

SAN DIEGO — For author Swan Huntley, the truths embedded in her third and latest novel were not stranger than fiction. But they were just as dramatic as anything she could have made up.

She pushed for gig workers’ rights as a legislator. Now she’s the new leader of California’s labor movement.

SAN DIEGO — A University of California, San Diego freshman who died when he fell out of the window of a campus dormitory in October had a blood alcohol level of 0.27%, more than three times higher than the legal limit for operating a motor vehicle in California.