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TB alert in San Diego: Cal State San Marcos campus and Sprinter trains may have had multidrug-resistant TB exposure between Dec 15 last year and May 14 this year. Short train exposures aren’t likely to infect, but if you’re at risk or have symptoms like persistent cough, fever, or unexplained weight loss, get tested. This is separate from other recent TB cases in the county — and many residents ma...

New research reveals your brain physically rewires itself when you’re deeply engaged in learning—shifting brainwaves to lock in knowledge. Scientists used advanced imaging to show that focus and attention directly influence neuron firing and memory formation, turning passive absorption into active, measurable brain optimization. This breakthrough could reshape education by helping us design smarte...

This September 5th, San Diego’s Hilton Bayfront hosts the 14th annual 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb — a solemn tribute where participants scale 110 stories to honor the nearly 350 firefighters who lost their lives on 9/11. It’s not a race, but a moving act of remembrance for first responders and the community, celebrating courage, service, and enduring legacy. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a So...

San Diego Comic-Con 2026 is heating up with blockbuster panels, including Blade Runner 2099, The Rings of Power, and Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender returning to the Four Nations. Fans get first looks at Percy Jackson Season 3 and Spaceballs: The New One, plus Marvel and DC teases for major upcoming projects. Hall H is packed—Thursday brings Percy Jackson, Avatar Aang, and a sneak peek at the Luca...

A dramatic cliff rescue unfolded Friday afternoon at Torrey Pines, as emergency crews worked swiftly to haul a hiker to safety on a stretcher—spotted by a helicopter and captured on camera. The incident, near the Gliderport Trail, drew onlookers stepping aside to let the team pass, highlighting the hidden dangers of San Diego’s scenic but perilous coast. The San Diego Fire-Rescue Department led th...

From a WWII Army base to a thriving university campus, UC San Diego’s roots run deep in military history. Once home to Camp Matthews, the site now bustles with research and innovation, employing 40,000 and pumping $13 billion into the local economy. But its transformation wasn’t easy—fierce resistance from figures like Edwin Pauley, land acquisition hurdles, and decades of repurposed military stru...

The World Cup isn’t just soccer—it’s a global heartbeat that unites fans across generations, cultures, and continents. This year’s tournament pulses with nostalgia, fresh energy, and unforgettable moments, blending seasoned passion with newcomer wonder. Beyond the pitch, it sparks conversations about identity, community, and shared emotion. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or watching for the first t...

San Diego’s weekend is packed with wild eats, laughs, music, and art—starting with Travis Barker dropping by for free burgers and tattoos at Mr. Charlie’s plant-based burger launch. Marlon Wayans is bringing his comedy tour to sold-out Friday and Saturday shows, but Sunday tickets might still be available. For nostalgia, the San Diego Symphony’s “Music of ’69” pays tribute to Woodstock and Harlem’...

Marlon Wayans is bringing his hilarious “Wild Child Tour” to San Diego this week, July 10-12 at Mic Drop Comedy — with Friday and Saturday shows already sold out, so grab those Sunday tickets fast. Named after his legendary mom, the tour celebrates family, laughter, and the Wayans legacy. Catch him live before he heads to LA, Irvine, Vegas, and Texas — and don’t miss his recent specials on Amazon...

The Padres’ pitching staff is in recovery mode, with Joe Musgrove and Nick Pivetta sidelined since Tommy John surgery and elbow issues respectively — but there’s reason to cheer. Musgrove threw his first bullpen session since last fall, focusing on fastballs, while Pivetta has already completed three sessions and is ahead in his comeback timeline. Both were key contributors before injuries, with P...

A deadly shooting erupted at a high school graduation in Northern California, leaving one dead and three injured. The 17-year-old suspect fled to Texas, where authorities — including the U.S. Marshals — swiftly tracked him down and arrested him early Friday. He now faces murder charges and will be returned to Solano County for trial. Police continue investigating, urging anyone with info to come f...

California’s online bar exam fiasco exposed catastrophic planning failures — software crashes, unaddressed bugs, and chaotic tech support left thousands of test-takers in tears as their legal careers hung in the balance. The State Bar’s cost-cutting gamble backfired, with hired vendor Meazure Learning’s flaws ignored until it was too late. Now, after reverting to in-person exams and launching a se...

The Encanto Block Party Music Festival is reborn with a fresh name, bigger energy, and a mission to celebrate the vibrant soul of the neighborhood. After the original street fair faded, this reimagined event brings back music, local talent, food, comedy, and spoken word — all designed to spotlight Encanto’s hidden gem status. Despite a city funding cut, the San Diego Black Arts and Culture Distric...

San Diego County’s animal shelters got a tough but honest review—and while progress is being made, big challenges remain. New Director Dr. Brie Sarvis pushed for the audit to pinpoint urgent fixes, especially as summer peaks strain staff already drowning in daily crises. The report praises improved leadership and adoption rates, but flags murky policies, understaffing, and outdated facilities like...

Marvel’s back with a vengeance at San Diego Comic-Con, hitting Hall H for a blockbuster panel packed with surprise guests, sneak peeks of Avengers: Armageddon and the Midnight Universe, and a major look at X-Men 97 Season Two. Fans can dive into exclusive merch, including Wolverine-themed slushies, claw giveaways, LEGO and Hasbro collectibles, and daily limited-edition tees. Game devs are on-site...

The Padres are stuck in a holding pattern as their record-breaking $3.9 billion sale hangs in the balance, delaying crucial roster moves before the August 3 trade deadline. With the team struggling on the field—five-and-a-half games out of a wild-card spot and mired in an eight-game skid—players are urging fans to stay hopeful. The deal, finalized in May between the Seidlers and José E. Feliciano...

The Fed just paused interest rate hikes — a breath of relief for borrowers but a reminder that inflation’s fight isn’t over. After a year and a half of rate increases, they’re holding steady to monitor whether inflation’s decline is real. Homebuyers may breathe easier, but businesses still feel the squeeze. Next move? Watch July’s data — the Fed’s not done, but they’re not rushing either. Listen i...

A landmark bipartisan bill just passed to tackle America’s housing crisis: the 21st Century Road to Housing Act aims to build more homes faster by cutting red tape and boosting supply. Key provisions include streamlining environmental reviews for infill projects and making manufactured housing easier to produce — a move lawmakers say will directly lower prices and ease homelessness. Meanwhile, Cal...

A man named Ryan Wesley Proffitt is facing two murder charges after a deadly shooting at a military housing complex, allegedly fueled by jealousy. Prosecutors say he killed his Navy girlfriend, Courtney Chandler, and another man, Nicholas McClure, before calling 911 claiming it was a “lover’s quarrel.” Text messages suggest Proffitt had a gun, and McClure reportedly charged at him before being sho...

Four rare western spotted skunks, nearly impossible to find in rehab, got a second chance after being cared for at San Diego’s Ramona Wildlife Center — one even flew 400 miles from Northern California to join the crew. These shy, elusive creatures, far rarer than their striped cousins, thrived by learning survival skills together — finding food, avoiding humans. Released into a remote Valley Cente...

San Diego’s summer heat is here—and it’s no joke. While no record highs are being broken, temperatures are soaring above average, especially in deserts, mountains, and inland zones, posing serious health risks like heat stroke and even death. Despite warnings, people are still hitting trails and water parks, but smart ones are packing water, wearing sun protection, and seeking shade. Families are...

A cunning con artist named Jeffrey Ying, operating under aliases like Alan Fujimori, Jason Wang, and Austin Chen, just got sentenced to a year in federal prison for stealing rare Chinese manuscripts from UCLA’s library. Over months between late 2024 and early 2025, he swapped real historical treasures—like a 17th-century Qing dynasty text—for fakes he crafted in his hotel room, using fake IDs and...

Congress just passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act — a major bipartisan effort to tackle the nation’s housing crisis by boosting construction, slashing costs, and making homes more affordable nationwide. With tax credits, federal grants, and streamlined permitting for accessory units, the bill aims to unlock new investment and speed up development — especially in high-cost cities like San D...

The jury in Larry Millete’s case has begun deliberating in the high-stakes trial of the man accused of murdering his wife, Maya, who vanished in January 2021. With 12 jurors weighing four possible charges — first-degree murder, second-degree murder, voluntary manslaughter, or involuntary manslaughter — the outcome could mean life in prison or even release due to time already served. The deliberati...

After nearly two months of intense courtroom drama and hundreds of pieces of evidence, a jury delivered a shocking verdict: Larry Millete is guilty of first-degree murder in the disappearance of his wife, Maya Millete, who vanished in January 2021 and whose body has never been found. The prosecution argued he premeditated her killing, emphasizing that hiding a body doesn’t erase criminal responsib...