THIS WEEK

Who’s on top as Metro-Mesa League play kicks off?

Football Phillip Brents - 0
League play is about to finally rear its head for Metro Conference football teams — four games in the Metro-Mesa League and three games each in the Metro-South Bay League and...
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Pac-12 opener: SDSU Aztecs have questions at quarterback after 41-16 loss to Toledo

College admin - 0
By Josh Frojelin San Diego State University’s football team dropped its third consecutive game, losing 41-16 to the University of Toledo last Saturday. After another disappointing performance, the Aztecs again replaced starting...
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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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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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Gulls set to open new AHL season with new coaches, seek return to playoffs

Gulls Phillip Brents - 0
Hockey season appears to come a little earlier this year. The San Diego State University men’s ice hockey team faced off its 2026-27 season with a two-game home series against Arizona...
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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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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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FROM OUR PAST

Cougars claim Classic Division title at annual Lions baseball tournament

Baseballadmin - 0
The San Diego Downtown Lions High School Baseball Tournament, founded in 1951, ranks as the oldest and largest of its kind in the United...
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When no one blinks everyone suffers

Chula VistaTom Basinski - 0
Barring a last minute miracle, akin to a desperation pass into the end zone with no time left on the clock, 23 Chula Vista...
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ROW goal is to stamp out graffiti throughout city

Chula VistaRebecca Williamson - 0
Graffiti, which appears on walls, buildings, and even trees might have a shorter shelf-life courtesy of the city of Chula Vista’s newly formed Right...
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Next step for seniors: Resources

Chula VistaDebbie Sklar - 0
Chula Vista will host its first Senior Resource Fair on Saturday, April 25, bringing seniors, caregivers, and families together with organizations focused on aging,...
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Now isn’t the time be complacent

ColumnistsCarlos Davalos - 0
This time next week the San Diego County Registrar of Voters should have the final results of the June 7 election, though by now...
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Enough already!

Chula VistaMary Salas - 0
Please! Enough already. I am so sick and tired of many political candidates that use some obscure relative’s surname instead of their legal given...
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Woman suspected in bank heist

National CityCarlos Davalos - 0
A Chula Vista woman is facing a Sept. 28 preliminary hearing on a charge of robbing the California Coast Credit Union at 286 East...
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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...
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...
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...
College

Pac-12 opener: SDSU Aztecs...

By Josh Frojelin San Diego State University’s football team dropped its third consecutive game, losing 41-16 to the University of Toledo last Saturday. After another...
College

Jaguars slip past Olympians,...

The best community college football game of the season so far occurred last Saturday at DeVore Stadium as San Diego Mesa, ranked fourth in...
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...
Horoscope

Esoteric Astrology as news...

Venus, Star of the Evening, Retrogrades – time of review The month of October 2026 begins with Venus, the brilliant yellow-white Evening Star (Hesperus), retrograding...
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...
Football

Who’s on top as...

League play is about to finally rear its head for Metro Conference football teams — four games in the Metro-Mesa League and three games...
Gulls

Gulls set to open...

Hockey season appears to come a little earlier this year. The San Diego State University men’s ice hockey team faced off its 2026-27 season...