Friday, December 26, 2025
65.4 F
Chula Vista

Chilly nights mean start of ice hockey season

Have you felt that chill in the night air recently? Temperatures have already dropped into the mid-40s in some areas of San Diego County's backcountry. Snow has already begun to fall in...

1234 I don’t want a password any more

A desperate time called for a desperate measure: I typed in 1 2 3 4. Even now I’m not certain if they were tears of rage or relief that shimmied down my cheeks...

NFL Star Watch: Jefferson, Smith in hunt for playoff berth

The playoff picture is slowing coming into focus for NFL teams as they make the final dash to the end of regular season play. Eastlake High School alumnus Tony Jefferson and the...

Lemon Fest returns with a twist

After a year nearly a year and half of no major events in the city, the Third Avenue Business Association is bringing back the Lemon Festival on Saturday, Aug. 14 from...

Music ed paves well-rounded pathway to success

One of our elementary students recently stood before an audience of school district superintendents and other education leaders. She and her classmates had just concluded a musical performance. She told the...

Help for the homeless from one who has been

James Merino is on a mission to help any homeless person who crosses his path. In his early teenage years Merino lived on the streets in Chula Vista, used and sold drugs...

Progress is in the sky not on earth

It was just last week, early February, that much of the United States was awe struck and ahhh-ing! as they watched Elon Musk’s rocket launch into space. Mankind, of course, has been...

Eastlake High junior a global finalist

A junior at Eastlake High School, 16-year-old Grace Yihua Lee is one of 16 finalists from across the globe in the annual Breakthrough Junior Challenge competition. Founded in 2015, the Breakthrough...

Man pleads guilty to killing wife

Just before opening statements were to be given in a murder trial Monday, a former National City man pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in the 2010 slaying of his estranged wife,...

Students gain insight by attending police academy

For the past 10 years, people who work and live in Chula Vista have participated in the city's free citizen police academy training with the Chula Vista Police Department. This year, the...

Driver found guilty in death of two

A drunk driver was convicted June 30 of two counts of second-degree murder in the 2014 deaths of his passengers which included Carlos Kristopher Vargas, 20, of Chula Vista. Jurors also convicted...

Mayoral forum illustrates differences

At a National City mayoral forum Tuesday night, four candidates answered questions regarding their views of National City. Mayor Ron Morrison, vice mayor Alejandra Sotelo-Solis, city treasurer Mitchel Beauchamp and community activist...

No. 1 Red Devils come up short on final shot, end season with 79-78 loss to No. 4 Cavers

The stage was set with a home game in Tuesday’s San Diego Section Division III boys basketball semifinal playoff game and all the trappings were present courtesy of a full house...

When the Japanese surrendered to the United States

“Fifty years ago on this date at Precisely 9 a.m., a group of men  representing nine Allied nations and the Japanese government sat across a table on an American battleship and...

YES ON A, For a Safer Chula Vista

One year ago, the City Council confronted the chronic under-staffing of our fire and police departments during the deliberations about the 2017-18 budget.  The City Manager was directed to review staffing...

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THIS WEEK

Castle Park Trojans finally...

It took two years, but the wait is finally over … and worth it. Castle Park High School held an official ribbon-cutting ceremony for its...

Esoteric Astrology as news...

 The Gift of  Serving One Another – Drawing to Ourselves Those We Are Able to Serve Christmas Day this year (2025) occurs under a Pisces...

Artist’s photographs start as...

Fine-art photographer Victoria Amelina opened her new exhibition, “Poetry of Vintage Nostalgia,” at the Mission Hills Branch Library this week, offering visitors a gentle,...

Barons keep reeling in...

Fans got their money’s worth at this year’s Frank Pekarek National City Host Lions boys basketball tournament at Sweetwater High School. “We had all five...

If it’s December, it’s...

AZTECS, LADEN WITH MW HONOREES, PRIMED FOR NEW MEXICO BOWL MATCHUP AGAINST MEAN GREEN From staff reports The Mountain West has announced its 2025 all-conference football...

Award recognizes Chula Vista...

Chula Vista resident Amalia Zimmerman-Lommel still remembers the early days at GoodFarms, answering phones at the front desk while juggling life as a young...

Cops clear firearms off...

Nearly 140 unwanted firearms were turned in by residents at a South Bay gun safety event on Dec. 13, reflecting strong community participation in...