With the government shutdown entering its first day since members of Congress could not reach a spending budget, San Diego military employees are working without pay.

Mason Miller's last two pitches to Seiya Suzuki in the seventh inning were clocked at 102.1 and 102.7 mph. Suzuki swung and missed at the last one for strike three. It turns out Miller was only warming up.

It's a phrase that always applies to San Diego, a city that is in full burble throughout the calendar. And by "full burble" we do mean this: The museums, theme parks, zoos, hotels, eateries, cultural centers,

SDCP, a not-for-profit public agency providing power to nearly a million customers in the county, said its new Solar Battery Savings program is backed by nearly $55 million over the next five years. Some of that funding is dedicated to provide extra financial assistance to purchase solar panels in historically underserved communities.

A longtime San Diego real estate broker accused of fatally shooting a homeless man in City Heights made his first court appearance on Wednesday.

From Oct. 1 to 31, children ages 12 and under can get into dozens of museums and attractions in San Diego County for free.

Port of San Diego leaders this week joined Holland America Line to kick off the 2025-2026 cruise season, which will include 107 voyages.

Teams are required to submit official injury reports for Mountain West football games. Here's the initial report for Colorado State vs San Diego State

A distracted controller, along with a supervisor trying to fix a broken printer, led to two planes nearly colliding in 2023, a new report from the National Transportation Safety Board found.

Tuesday is the final day for San Diego residents to set up customer accounts for trash and recycling services and select the service level and size of trash and recycling bins they would like.