USPS Issues Stamps Honoring Lowrider Car Culture
The US Postal Service is releasing a new stamp series featuring five iconic lowrider cars, recognising the vibrant artistic expression of Chicano communities.
Category : Search result: San Diego
Veterans' Billboard Urges Military to Reject Illegal Orders
A veterans group has erected a controversial billboard outside Naval Base San Diego, reminding active-duty personnel of their duty to refuse unlawful commands from superiors.
Frances Bean Cobain Seen with Son as Kurt Cobain Death Debate Reignites
Frances Bean Cobain was photographed with her one-year-old son Ronin in San Diego, just weeks after a forensic report suggested her father Kurt Cobain's death may have been homicide rather than suicide.
School Board Member: Deporting Migrant Children Makes Schools 'Better'
Maya Phillips, a California school board member and immigrant, faces backlash after stating that deporting undocumented families improves student-teacher ratios and education quality.
Ex-Chaldean Bishop Denies Embezzlement of $270K in California
A former Chaldean Catholic bishop in California has resigned and pleaded not guilty to embezzlement and money laundering charges involving over $270,000 from his parish, with the Vatican investigating.
California Bishop Resigns Over $270K Embezzlement Charges
Bishop Emanuel Shaleta of a Chaldean Catholic parish in San Diego pleads not guilty to 17 felony counts, including money laundering, as the Vatican accepts his resignation.
Pope Accepts Resignation of US Bishop Arrested for Embezzlement
Pope Leo XIV has accepted the resignation of Bishop Emmanuel Shaleta, the Chaldean Catholic bishop of San Diego, following his arrest on embezzlement and money laundering charges.
Pope Accepts Resignation of US Bishop Arrested for Crimes
Pope Leo XIV has accepted the resignation of Bishop Emmanuel Shaleta of San Diego, who was arrested on embezzlement charges. The Vatican announced the decision after the bishop's arrest at the airport.
Pope Leo Fires Bishop Charged with $250K Embezzlement
Pope Leo XIV has accepted the resignation of Bishop Emanuel Hana Shaleta, who faces 16 counts of embezzlement and money laundering in San Diego after allegedly stealing funds from his Chaldean Catholic community.
Colibactin Gut Toxin Tied to Youth Colorectal Cancer Rise
California researchers identify colibactin, a toxin from harmful gut bacteria like E. coli, as a key factor in increasing colorectal cancer cases among under-50s, with dietary and lifestyle interventions offering prevention strategies.
Darrell Issa Announces He Will Not Seek Re-election
Republican representative Darrell Issa of California has decided not to run for re-election, citing a desire for new challenges after 25 years in Congress. His district was recently reconfigured due to Proposition 50.
Bishop Arrested Over Embezzlement and Brothel Visits
Bishop Emanuel Shaleta, 69, was detained at San Diego airport facing charges of embezzlement and money laundering, alongside allegations of frequenting a Mexican brothel.
California Democrats Plead with Hopefuls to Drop Out Over GOP Fears
Democratic leaders in California are urging gubernatorial candidates without a viable path to exit the race, fearing a crowded field could allow Republicans to advance in the state's unique primary system.
Asylum Seeker Hospitalised After Hunger Strike Over ICE Detention
An asylum seeker identified as Alex has been hospitalised after a hunger strike protesting his 17-month detention by ICE in California, with his attorney citing systemic delays and lack of legal access.
Mike's Red Tacos Plans 200-Unit National Franchise Expansion
Mike's Red Tacos, a San Diego birria taco truck turned restaurant chain, is planning a 200-location national rollout backed by franchise veterans who previously invested in Dave's Hot Chicken.
Officer's TV Appearance Exposed Him as Cara Knott's Killer
A California Highway Patrol officer's TV segment on driver safety led viewers to identify him as the murderer of 20-year-old Cara Knott, resulting in his arrest and life sentence.
MAPI Blood Test Detects Alcohol's Role in Silent Liver Disease
A groundbreaking screening tool called MAPI uses routine blood tests to detect alcohol-driven liver disease without patient questioning, addressing stigma and improving early diagnosis.
Padres' Matt Waldron Recovers from Hemorrhoid Surgery
San Diego Padres pitcher Matt Waldron is recovering from surgery for a hemorrhoid issue, initially described as an infection. Manager Craig Stammen provides updates on his week-to-week recovery timeline.
Mom Defends Using Steak as Baby Teether, Sparks Debate
A mother from San Diego has gone viral for using large pieces of steak to soothe her teething baby, claiming it builds jaw strength and provides iron, but facing criticism online.
Bishop Accused of Brothel Visits and Financial Misconduct
A Catholic bishop in California faces allegations of frequenting a Mexican brothel and embezzling church funds, with investigations ongoing.
Costco Gift Card Vendor Bankruptcy Frustrates Customers
Synergy World's sudden shutdown of its restaurant gift card program across six states has left consumers scrambling for refunds and restaurants facing losses, with Costco offering limited recourse.
Woman Finds 1970s Bathroom Heat Lamp, Sparking Nostalgia
A woman moving into a 1970s apartment in San Diego discovered a surprising retro feature: a heat lamp in the bathroom. The find has gone viral on TikTok, with many praising the nostalgic charm of older homes.
Trump Ends TPS for Yemenis, Citing National Interest
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced the end of Temporary Protected Status for over 1,380 Yemeni nationals, stating it conflicts with U.S. interests.
Noem's Border Press Conference Disrupted by Sirens and Protests
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem struggled to deliver her message at a theatrical California border press conference as sirens blared and protesters chanted outside.
Scary Movie Star Jayne Trcka's Cause of Death Revealed (12.02.2026)
The San Diego County Medical Examiner has confirmed that actress and former bodybuilder Jayne Trcka died from hypertensive and atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, complicated by a leg fracture.
Fire Captain's Final Words Revealed in Murder Trial Order
A California courtroom heard the final words of fire captain Rebecca Marodi as her wife was ordered to stand trial for her brutal murder. Surveillance footage captured the victim pleading for her life.
Jayne Trcka's Cause of Death Revealed as Accidental
The San Diego County Medical Examiner has determined retired actress and bodybuilder Jayne Trcka died accidentally at age 62 from cardiovascular disease complicated by a fracture, with chronic alcohol use as a contributing factor.
Scary Movie Star Jayne Trcka's Cause of Death Revealed
The San Diego County Medical Examiner has determined that Jayne Trcka, who played Miss Mann in Scary Movie, died from cardiovascular disease complicated by a leg fracture, with chronic alcohol use as a contributing factor.
Balboa Park Chaos: $16 Parking Fee Sparks Protests and Vandalism
San Diego's historic Balboa Park faces boycotts and vandalism after implementing a $16 parking fee, causing business revenue to plummet by 40% and visitor numbers to drop sharply.
Privacy Activists Urge California to Remove Covert License Plate Readers
Over two dozen privacy organizations are urging Governor Gavin Newsom to dismantle a covert network of license plate readers in Southern California, citing concerns over data use in a Border Patrol intelligence program.
Page 1 of 2