San Diego County health officials have reported 131 new COVID-19 cases and no new deaths, bringing the county's total number of cases to 8,476, with the number of deaths remaining at 296.
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The second-division USL Championship announced Thursday it has set a target of July 11 to salvage the back half of its season. That likely means games without fans in a league where ticket revenue is a primary source of income.
San Diego Union-Tribune
The Santa Ana winds, which rarely snap to life in June, will blow offshore Tuesday in San Diego County, sending high temperatures at the coast into the mid-80s to low 90s. The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory that will be in effect from 11 a.
Times of San Diego
Peaceful demonstrations, marches and other events to protest racism and inequality in the justice system are scheduled Sunday throughout the county.
Times of San Diego
Weather forecasters are warning of "near-critical fire weather conditions" Sunday evening through Tuesday morning in San Diego County.
San Diego Union-Tribune
San Diego would create a $10 million rent relief fund and restore $20 million in proposed cuts to library hours, tree trimming and other services in a package of last-minute budget additions the City Council is scheduled to consider Monday.
San Diego Union-Tribune
Officials took substantial steps, but they were relatively easy ones. Long-term societal change is needed, and that will be tough
San Diego Union-Tribune
Popular Italian composer Giacomo Puccini will make three appearances next season with San Diego Opera, which unveiled its 2020-21 lineup this morning along with news of a promising financial future, despite the coronavirus pandemic.
Times of San Diego
The San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency reported 165 new cases of coronavirus and two more deaths from the disease.
San Diego Union-Tribune
Last Monday, a ban on all neck restraints in the city of San Diego was announced by Mayor Kevin Faulconer and Police Chief David Nisleit.
San Diego Union-Tribune
As a black woman, a native San Diegan, a sister to two black men and aunt to two black nephews, I know all too well the impact of racial injustices on the black community.
San Diego Union-Tribune
Video shows undercover San Diego police officers, including men in paramilitary uniforms, arresting a woman, shoving her into an unmarked van and speeding away
San Diego Union-Tribune
Supporters of a $900 million housing bond say they will continue pursuing the measure for the November ballot, despite the sharp economic downturn reducing incomes for many San Diego property owners who would be paying the tax increase.
San Diego Union-Tribune
With large gatherings still not permitted, San Diego's convention center may not see a return to hosting meetings until early next year
San Diego Union-Tribune
If you watch local television news, you’ve definitely seen him advocating for one cause or another. Harris is the founder and president for the People’s Alliance for Justice, a civil rights organization based in San Diego. The 28-year-old grew up in Southeast San Diego before losing both his parents at a young age and moving around the ...
San Diego Union-Tribune
Reservoirs will end lockdown restrictions over the next two months with the first lakes reopening this weekend.
San Diego Union-Tribune
Gavin Newsom did not issue guidance on the resumption of youth sports in California, nor did he grant a direct request by the San Diego County Board of Supervisors earlier this week to allow kids to return to gyms,
San Diego Union-Tribune
Kulch welcomed back customers starting on June 2 but worried that the strings attached to PPP loans made it difficult to spend the money in a way that would meet the U.S. Small Business Administration thresholds for loan forgiveness.
San Diego Union-Tribune
"It's going to be two to three years before we come back to normal volumes," says Airport Authority CEO Kim Becker.
San Diego Union-Tribune
The longer San Diego’s sportfishing fleet remains idle, the more money bleeds from battered and bruised bank accounts. All along the docks, the dire situation has shifted from damage control to survival.