THIS WEEK

AB 664: Keeping opportunity close to home

Chula Vista Dr. Mark Sanchez - 0
For decades, students in South San Diego County have faced a difficult choice: pursue a bachelor’s degree and leave family, work, and the support systems that make success possible, or stay...
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When is a good time to ask?

Columns Carlos Davalos - 0
Fifty years ago, in the July 4, 1976 edition of The Star-News, the newspaper’s editorial column expressed a desire to momentarily keep its mouth shut. Look the other way. “There was a...
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Ecstasy and agony for World Cup host teams in Round of 16

Alumni Phillip Brents - 0
In what might be an historic first, all three co-hosts of FIFA’s World Cup 2026 tournament advanced to the Round of 16. Canada was the first to make history with a 1-0...
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Southwestern College launches first alumni Comedy Night

Chula Vista Debbie Sklar - 0
Southwestern College is launching its first-ever alumni-focused comedy night, an event designed to bring graduates, students, and the broader community together for an evening of entertainment and connection. The Southwestern College Alumni...
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Prepare for The Fourth,fireworks, felines and Fidos

Chula Vista Debbie Sklar - 0
As families across Chula Vista prepare for Fourth of July celebrations, local animal welfare officials are reminding pet owners that the holiday is one of the busiest times of year for...
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FROM OUR PAST

South County youth soccer teams score with medals at Cal State Games

High SchoolPhillip Brents - 0
The 30th anniversary edition of the California State Games showcased amateur athletes of all ages the weekend of July 13-15 across an assortment of...
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A chance at new image

ColumnistsCarlos Davalos - 0
I would have been a clever boy had I not had my heart broken Monday night. Poised to write: “You can have Jessica Sanchez, Joe...
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Multi-tasking criminal sentenced

Chula VistaCarlos Davalos - 0
A Chula Vista carjacker who was also a purse snatcher has been sentenced to 13 years in state prison after he pleaded guilty to...
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Jail for credit union robber

UncategorizedCarlos Davalos - 0
A Chula Vista woman has been sentenced to a year in jail for robbing two branches of the California Coast Credit Union in the...
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Housing Dept. sets 2023 goals

Chula VistaAlbert Fulcher - 0
Recently created by the city of Chula Vista, the Department of Housing and Homeless Services will provide city staff and resources to comprehensively address...
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Playing the odds in your favor

ColumnistsCarlos Davalos - 0
What has greater odds against: the chance of winning the estimated $700 million Powerball jackpot this weekend or finding a Southern Californian who does...
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High school 2020-21 sports season thrown for another loss

FootballPhillip Brents - 0
Nothing is certain as society navigates the current COVID-19 pandemic. That seems to include when — and if — high school and youth sports...
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WEATHER

Chula Vista
few clouds
74.8 ° F
82.7 °
70.9 °
71%
7mph
19%
Thu
83 °
Fri
84 °
Sat
79 °
Sun
78 °
Mon
81 °

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THIS WEEK

Chula Vista

AB 664: Keeping opportunity...

For decades, students in South San Diego County have faced a difficult choice: pursue a bachelor’s degree and leave family, work, and the support...
Alumni

Ecstasy and agony for...

In what might be an historic first, all three co-hosts of FIFA’s World Cup 2026 tournament advanced to the Round of 16. Canada was the...
Chula Vista

Southwestern College launches first...

Southwestern College is launching its first-ever alumni-focused comedy night, an event designed to bring graduates, students, and the broader community together for an evening...
Chula Vista

Prepare for The Fourth,fireworks,...

As families across Chula Vista prepare for Fourth of July celebrations, local animal welfare officials are reminding pet owners that the holiday is one...
Columns

When is a good...

Fifty years ago, in the July 4, 1976 edition of The Star-News, the newspaper’s editorial column expressed a desire to momentarily keep its mouth...