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Basketball

Open Division hopefuls abound in South County this year

Phillip Brents - 02/05/2026

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Metro mat women get their moment in time

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SWC opens Spring semester with new facilities,culinary expansion, and AI-focused learning

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DON'T MISS

Not just a walk in the park

Behind Police Lines Tom Basinski - 09/06/2014 0

Last week I outlined what the San Diego County Sheriff’s Search and Rescue Team was all about, their training, equipment and mission. This group is made up of people who are...

National City, Port get closer to marina revamp

Chula Vista Robert Moreno - 03/05/2016 0

After two community workshops and public input, the Port of San Diego is ready to move forward with the potential redevelopment of the National City Marina District. The 60-acre district that includes...

Seals, Sockers, Gulls — plenty of winter sports to tickle fans’ fancy

Hockey admin - 12/19/2024 0

Nights might be getting downright chilly but there seems to be plenty of choices to tickle the fancy of indoor winter sports fans with the San Diego Seals (National League Lacrosse),...

Eastlake seniors are up to speed with college commitments

High School Phillip Brents - 06/11/2020 0

It’s become extremely competitive to land college scholarships. However, high school and community college student-athletes who are looking to advance to the next level now have more avenues available to steer...

Old electronics at Viejas

Local News Special to The Star-News - 04/16/2011 0

Computers 2 SD Kids (C2SDK) will host its second electronic waste recycling event at its newly opened East County computer and electronics drop off center on May 14 at the California...

A good memory is a criminal’s worst nightmare

Behind Police Lines Tom Basinski - 02/19/2011 0

Whenever I speak to writers' groups or a service club, someone invariably asks about my most memorable moments as a police officer. Because most of those moments involved getting in trouble...

#FoodieNews: potato balls & empanadas

Arts & Eats Phillip Brents - 01/24/2019 0

Did you know we have a Cuban bakery in Chula Vista? There is only one of them in this area and it’s been a well-kept secret. It is a hole in...

Barons advance in girls volleyball playoffs

Uncategorized Phillip Brents - 11/11/2010 0

Jenelle Hudson had 10 kills and 17 digs, Meagan Wright had 11 kills and seven digs and Cari Hudson had 36 assists as the host Bonita Vista Barons swept the West...

Metro Conference showing strong in girls water polo playoffs as two teams reach semifinals

Sports Phillip Brents - 02/23/2017 0

The San Diego Section winter sports playoffs have opened with a rush – and have proven unforgiving for many South County teams. Postseason competition in boys and girls soccer and boys and...

Competition offers nuts and bolts to learning

Chula Vista Dave Schwab - 03/28/2015 0

For Sweetwater Union High School District students, robotics is much more than just a competition — it’s a stepping stone to higher achievement. A total of 59 robotics teams, including teams from...

Health check-up and COVID-19 vaccine best one-two punch to get healthy in wake of pandemic

Health Special to The Star-News - 09/10/2021 0

SAN DIEGO, AUGUST 16, 2021 — Have you seen your doctor lately? Over the past year, many people have missed routine exams, annual physicals, and important health screenings. Delayed checkups, combined...

Parade resumes

Uncategorized Robert Moreno - 08/16/2014 0

Cue the marching band and decorate those floats because Chula Vista’s holiday parade is officially coming back. The Third Avenue Village Association voted last week to support this year’s Starlight Parade, which...

Drunk driver faces manslaughter trial

Chula Vista Neal Putnam - 12/07/2017 0

A judge on Tuesday ordered a Chula Vista driver to stand trial for gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated in the death of a motorist who struck his abandoned Jeep on a...

Council set to hear underground issue

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 09/30/2013 0

The highly contested undergrounding of a proposed substation is heading for a public hearing at Tuesday's Chula Vista City Council meeting. Former Chula Vista councilman John Moot and ex Chula Vista Mayor...

Preparing for the storms ahead

Chula Vista Carl Robinette - 01/09/2016 0

El Niño is poised to hit Southern California this year with the National Weather Service calling for above average rainfall that will last into spring, possibly even early summer. As drought-weary Chula...

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