Aztecs vs. Rebels: Your Guide to Watching the Game San Diego State University’s basketball team faces off against the UNLV Runnin’ Rebels in a crucial Mountain West Conference matchup. For Aztec Nation, this game isn’t just another fixture; it’s a chance to cheer on our local heroes and bolster their conference standings. Here’s everything San Diego fans need to know to catch all the action. Game Day Essentials for San Diego Fans Get ready for … Read More

San Diego Seniors Face Longer Shelter Stays A recent report highlights a growing concern in San Diego: senior citizens experiencing homelessness are spending significantly more time in shelters compared to other age groups. This trend puts unique pressures on our local support systems and underscores complex challenges facing older residents in our community. The Growing Challenge for San Diego’s Seniors San Diego, like many urban centers, has seen a demographic shift among its unhoused population, … Read More

San Diego’s March 2026 Music Scene Heats Up San Diego locals, mark your calendars for March 2026! Our city’s vibrant music scene is set to explode with an incredible lineup of artists, catering to a wide array of musical tastes. From electrifying industrial rock to soulful pop and improvisational jam band brilliance, there’s truly something for everyone to experience live, solidifying San Diego’s place as a premier destination for diverse musical events. This upcoming month … Read More

San Diego Unified Approves Over 200 Non-Teaching Job Cuts The San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD) board recently approved significant budget adjustments, greenlighting more than 200 cuts to non-teaching positions. This decision, made on March 4, 2026, is expected to result in dozens of layoffs, sparking concerns about fairness and the potential impact on our local schools. Understanding the Context: Why These Cuts? While specific details from the district are still emerging, such widespread job … Read More

San Diego Weather: Cooler Week Ahead (March 2, 2026) Get ready, San Diegans! As we step into March 2026, our typically mild weather is taking a temporary detour. A distinct shift in atmospheric patterns promises a notably cooler week across the county, starting Monday, March 2nd. Prepare for temperatures dipping below seasonal averages and a noticeable chill in the air, requiring a bit more layering than usual. A Crisp Start to March: The Cooler Outlook … Read More

San Diego Secures Opioid Settlement Funds San Diego County has reached a significant opioid settlement with Griffith Laboratories, marking another crucial step in the ongoing fight against the devastating opioid crisis affecting our communities. This agreement ensures that vital resources will be directed back into local programs designed to combat addiction, support recovery, and prevent future harm. For San Diegans, this means tangible progress in addressing a public health challenge that has deeply impacted countless … Read More

Del Mar’s Historic Train Trestle Gets Green Light for Replacement A significant infrastructure project is moving forward in Del Mar, as funding has been advanced for the replacement of the town’s 110-year-old train trestle. This crucial development marks a major step towards modernizing a vital segment of the region’s rail network, ensuring safer and more reliable train service for San Diegans and beyond. The Lifespan of an Icon: Why Replacement is Needed For over a … Read More