THIS WEEK

One week a year not too much to ask

Columnists Carlos Davalos - 0
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It is also National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. National Women’s Small Business Month, Fire Prevention Month, German American Heritage Month, Italian American Heritage Month...
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Wave tops Pride, 2-1, to secure NWSL playoff berth, second place position in standings

Local Sports Phillip Brents - 0
The San Diego Wave will be returning to the National Women Soccer League playoffs after defeating the host Orlando Pride, 2-1, on Oct. 2. The road win improved the Wave’s record...
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Esoteric astrology as news for week 

Horoscope Risa DAngeles - 0
Oct. 7 – 13, 2026 Nicholas Roerich, Paintings, a New Moon & Columbus Day This is our last week of summer, the Sun soon at ThThis Friday, October 9, is the birthday of...
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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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Crusaders stir from 0-6 slumber, grab 48-0 win

Football Phillip Brents - 0
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 of the season was just about ready...
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Save roller hockey petitions seek support from Sweetwater district board after sport abruptly de-funded for 2026-27

High School Phillip Brents - 0
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 the sport of co-ed roller hockey for...
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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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FROM OUR PAST

The Valley of Twitter

ColumnistsCarlos Davalos - 0
Ever walk barefoot? On lush fescue? In the spring? Beneath a temperate sun and topaz skies, minding your own business and smiling? And then...
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Good to the last drop for Barons, Spartans

FootballPhillip Brents - 0
A road victory is always something to be cherished. In the case of the Chula Vista High School football team, all games this season...
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Fun 4 All not for long

Chula VistaRobert Moreno - 0
The fun at the Fun 4 All in Chula Vista is coming to an end. The family fun center at 950 Industrial Blvd. has offered...
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Barons climb to top of boys Metro Conference wrestling heap

High SchoolPhillip Brents - 0
Bonita Vista High School is enjoying a wrestling renaissance this season after winning the Metro-Mesa League dual meet championship with a bone-crushing 54-28 victory...
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It’s a merrie, merrie time when ukes come a-calling

Around The South BayRichard Pena - 0
Many of the schools in the South Bay — in fact, all of them save those that are on year round schedules — are...
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Roller hockey draws awareness as coed sport in Sweetwater school district

AlumniPhillip Brents - 0
The Sweetwater Union High School District has gone to great measures to promote coed sports opportunities within the Metro Conference. While a handful of...
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Little League World Series, regional tournaments fall victim to COVID-19

BaseballPhillip Brents - 0
For those waiting for summer baseball all-star play to start, they might have to wait a little longer — and lower their expectations a...
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THIS WEEK

Horoscope

Esoteric astrology as news...

Oct. 7 – 13, 2026 Nicholas Roerich, Paintings, a New Moon & Columbus Day This is our last week of summer, the Sun soon at ThThis...
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...
Chula Vista

Fall in Downtown Chula...

Spooky season is upon us, and there are so many reasons to embrace fall in Downtown Chula Vista. From curated shopping to a calendar...
College

SDSU slides to 1-0...

From SDSU press releases The San Diego State University men’s soccer team shut out Gonzaga, 1-0, Saturday evening to remain undefeated in Pac-12 play. The...
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...
Columnists

One week a year...

October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It is also National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. National Women’s Small Business Month, Fire Prevention Month, German...
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...
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.)...
Local Sports

Wave tops Pride, 2-1,...

The San Diego Wave will be returning to the National Women Soccer League playoffs after defeating the host Orlando Pride, 2-1, on Oct. 2....
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...
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...