THIS WEEK

Padres sweep Cubs, make amends in NL wild card series

Alumni Phillip Brents - 0
Can the Padres make it as far as the World Series? Can they win it? The Friars definitely remain in contention to accomplish both feats after sweeping the Chicago Cubs in this...
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Sixty-five years of Jaguars, stories and surprises

Chula Vista Dr. Mark Sanchez - 0
What do a Ferris wheel, the Grateful Dead and a student named Oliver Pittenger have in common? They are all part of the story of Southwestern College. As we celebrate our 65th anniversary...
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Yoga and ‘Warrior Wall’ to bring awareness to breast cancer

Chula Vista Staff - 0
Otay Ranch Town Center is hosting an event to bring awareness to Breast Cancer during Breast Cancer Awareness month in October. “Breathe & Believe, United in Pink!” on Oct. 20 is scheduled...
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Lifeline in an indifferent sea

Columns Carlos Davalos - 0
I’m cautiously hopeful the bill signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom this week will make a positive difference in workplaces and communities.AB-2222 provides tax credits to news organizations— print, online and TV—that...
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Childhood travels shaped artist’s brush with painting

Chula Vista Debbie L. Sklar - 0
Art from Chula Vista will be represented alongside work from artists across the country and Mexico when the La Jolla Art & Wine Festival returns to the beachside commmunity Oct. 10-11. Among...
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Lane Named IWSOC National Player of the Week

Alumni Phillip Brents - 0
Eastlake High School alumna Mia Lane has been named the Intercollegiate Women’s Soccer Organization for Coaches National Player of the Week after previously being named the Pac-12 Offensive Player of the...
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Aztecs overcome adversity, 14-point deficit to win Pac-12 opener

College admin - 0
By Josh Frojelin San Diego State University’s football team – despite a mumps outbreak, significant injuries and an early 14-point deficit – won its first-ever Pac-12 game by defeating Texas State University,...
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FROM OUR PAST

Teachers unite for ideas to help students

Chula VistaRobert Moreno - 0
South County Teacher United – a group consisting of all the different educational   associations in the South Bay—held a Civic Academy on Sept. 6...
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Student’s project empowers youth to change the world

National CityRobert Moreno - 0
At just 17 years old Miguel Aldrete is taking the world by storm. He’s combatted deforestation by raising money for La Reserva Forest Foundation to...
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Hilltop swimmer excels back in his watery element

High SchoolPhillip Brents - 0
Hilltop High School senior Wyatt Schmidt is back in his natural element: the water. “I wanted to try something completely different from a water sport...
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Soccer fans asked to remain Loyal as team postpones Chula Vista Celebration Night match

AlumniPhillip Brents - 0
With the COVID-19 outbreak now officially classified as a pandemic by the World Health Organization, educational institutions have begun taking steps to stop the...
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Southwestern takes down PCAC men’s water polo co-leader Palomar via upset 17-16 OT win

CollegeCarlos Davalos - 0
Hope and passion are a dangerous combination for any underdog, according to Southwestern College men’s water polo coach Jorge Ortega. Those two qualities proved to...
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Affordable healthcare in jeopardy

Chula VistaAlbert Fulcher - 0
The American Rescue Plan Act, signed into law by President Joe Biden on March 11, 2021, enhanced and expanded eligibility for tax credits on...
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Olympian water polo team seeks flight upward in league, CIF playoff standings

SportsPhillip Brents - 0
Catch them if you can! The Olympian High School boys water polo team is on an extended fast break to start the 2016 boys...
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THIS WEEK

Alumni

Lane Named IWSOC National...

Eastlake High School alumna Mia Lane has been named the Intercollegiate Women’s Soccer Organization for Coaches National Player of the Week after previously being...
Alumni

Padres sweep Cubs, make...

Can the Padres make it as far as the World Series? Can they win it? The Friars definitely remain in contention to accomplish both feats...
Chula Vista

Sixty-five years of Jaguars,...

What do a Ferris wheel, the Grateful Dead and a student named Oliver Pittenger have in common? They are all part of the story of...
Chula Vista

Childhood travels shaped artist’s...

Art from Chula Vista will be represented alongside work from artists across the country and Mexico when the La Jolla Art & Wine Festival...
Chula Vista

Yoga and ‘Warrior Wall’...

Otay Ranch Town Center is hosting an event to bring awareness to Breast Cancer during Breast Cancer Awareness month in October. “Breathe & Believe, United...
High School

Save roller hockey petitions...

Monday’s upcoming Sweetwater Union High School District board meeting (Oct. 12) is shaping up to be explosive after the district abruptly elected to de-fund...
Football

Crusaders stir from 0-6...

At 0-6, the season wasn’t necessarily over for the Mater Dei Catholic High School football team. In fact, the much more crucial second part...
College

Kicker country

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAY HELPS LIFT SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE FOOTBALL TEAM TO 5-0 START, NO. 3 STATE RANKING The NFL is chock full of fantastic finishes. That’s...
College

Aztecs overcome adversity, 14-point...

By Josh Frojelin San Diego State University’s football team – despite a mumps outbreak, significant injuries and an early 14-point deficit – won its first-ever...
Columns

Lifeline in an indifferent...

I’m cautiously hopeful the bill signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom this week will make a positive difference in workplaces and communities.AB-2222 provides tax credits...
Gulls

Gulls face off 2026-27...

The San Diego Gulls face off their 2026-27 home schedule Saturday at 6 p.m. with a game against the Pacific Division rival Henderson (Nev.)...