Wednesday, January 7, 2026
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Chula Vista

CANDIDATE MARCH TO CHULA VISTA CITY HALL

District 3 candidate MICHAEL INZUNZA, 51 Democrat What is your background? Why are you running for Chula Vista City Council? I began my career as a teacher in Chula Vista at Palomar and Hilltop...

City Council delays fees

Dozens of parents, kids and coaches filled Chula Vista City Hall Tuesday evening to ask the council to reconsider increasing rental fees for youth sports fields. Salvador Hernandez spoke on behalf of...

Red Devils’ OT win over Trojans tightens up South Bay League roller hockey standings

Just when one thinks everything is in focus, someone has to throw a monkey wrench into the gears. The monkey wrench – or rather, the latest one – occurred Friday night...

More water available for customers

As the weather heats up, Sweetwater Authority customers will be able to use a little more water this summer. The Sweetwater Authority water  board recently approved to rescind the Level 2 Drought...

Little League Challenger program developing a sense of community

California District 42 Little League’s Challenger Jamboree took place June 1 at South Bay Little League in Chula Vista. The event, which attracted about 170 participants, featured teams from neighboring Mexico (Tijuana...

Aguilar asks for council discussion on homeless

Chula Vista Councilwoman Pat Aguilar is expected to lead a discussion about the city’s increasing homeless population at the Tuesday, Oct. 13, Chula Vista City Council meeting. Previously she asked the item...

Esoteric Astrology as news for week January 24 – 30, 2024

I Was Wondering  - What is the Sound of Humanity’s Freedom? And so, the transformative planet Pluto entered Aquarius, sign of humanity itself, of freedom, of hopes, wishes and dreams of a...

Making a bigger splash at South County’s newest pool

Mar Vista High School’s newly refurbished on-campus pool was the centerpiece for this spring’s Metro Conference swimming and diving championship meets. The state-of-the-art Imperial Beach facility hosted both the Mesa League and...

City’s future looking bright on both sides

Chula Vista Mayor Mary Casillas Salas delivered her first State of the City address to a full council chamber Tuesday night, highlighting the city’s progress with its development projects, budgetary success...

Program allows incarcerated students to further education

Southwestern College announced that students at the Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility now have a pathway to earn a bachelor’s degree in sociology from UC Irvine. On Dec. 15, UC Irvine...

You’ve got to stand for something

Since I'm still thinking about what they did 48 hours later, it's safe to say I was - and am - impressed by Chula Vista's City Council. Voting 5-0 Tuesday, the council...

Stabber goes to prison

A National City woman who was convicted of first-degree murder in the stabbing death of her ex-boyfriend in 2012 has been sentenced to 27 years to life in prison. Miranda Mae Gallegos,...

Charitable couple sent to prison

A Bonita couple was sentenced Nov. 6 to 15 months and nine months respectively in federal prison for using their charity to obtain donations from companies and then selling those donations...

Chula Vista Farmers Market celebrates three years of community and growth

The Chula Vista Farmers Market is celebrating three years of bringing fresh food, local goods and neighborhood connection to downtown residents after returning in 2022 from a five-year absence. Held every Sunday...

Rage-filled driver convicted of fatally stabbing father of five

A judge heard two different descriptions of a road rage driver in Chula Vista Monday who was convicted of fatally stabbing another driver before he was sentenced to 16 years to...

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THIS WEEK

Pet surrenders catch county’s...

As 2025 came to a close, San Diego Humane Society reported a notable shift in the types of dogs entering its shelters—one that may...

Wild Horses Festival hits...

Review and photography by Andy Bartotto The third edition of Wild Horses Festival at Petco Park took place this Saturday, Dec. 27, under clear skies....

Beloved principal, basketball junkie...

Many in the Sweetwater Union High School District family were blessed to know Ralph Mora, a 1966 Castle Park High School alumnus, former principal...

College football bowl games...

Five Mountain West Conference football teams are poised to make flight to the reorganized Pac-12 beginning in July. Thus, December’s bowl games served as...

Gulls making up ground...

The ice hockey season is in full swing and playoff positioning is already starting to offer a preview of the second half of the...

New year starts with...

As the holiday season winds down, San Diego County Credit Union (SDCCU) is asking the community to start the new year with a lifesaving...

Esoteric Astrology as news...

New Year, 2026 – A Prayer for Peace on Earth, Goodwill to All 2026 begins with Capricorn Sun and a Gemini moon – the magical...

Eastlake Titans, Otay Ranch...

The Metro Conference wrapped up two weeks of roller hockey play prior to the holiday break with a bunch of goals Thursday night, Dec....

City to honor leaders

Chula Vista is introducing a new way to recognize the people and organizations working to strengthen inclusion, respect, and connection across the city. On Tuesday,...

The intersection of law...

It’s been roughly a year and I have yet to see much daylight. At the beginning of 2025, the State of California enacted AB 413....