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Titans, Bruins take the hardwood in Memorial game

Phillip Brents - 01/22/2026

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Above the rim: SDSU tips off MW play on winning note

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Overtime games add excitement to regular season slate

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Bayfront moves closer to change

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 08/17/2012 0

More than a decade of planning came down to a finger-crossing 64 minutes, followed by a unanimous vote of approval from the California Coastal Commission, of the Chula Vista Bayfront Master...

No. 14 Crusaders get company in Metro-Mesa League football race

Football Phillip Brents - 10/16/2025 0

The Metro-Mesa League football season is two weeks old and the defending league champion Mater Dei Catholic Crusaders have quickly established themselves as the team to beat once again with a...

Accident fee enforced in National City

What you need to know about skin cancer and sun safety

Health & Fitness For promotional consideration - 05/10/2018 0

San Diego is famously known for its warm, sunny weather, the kind that invites people to hit the beach as often as possible. But before leaving your house to catch some...

2015: a weekend football odyssey

Alumni Phillip Brents - 12/09/2015 0

Call last weekend “2015: A football odyssey” for lack of a better title. Indeed, there was a lot of football – high school, college or pro – that was played on area...

Soccer teams not quite getting their kicks at this point of season

High School Phillip Brents - 01/29/2016 0

The Metro Conference made a rather bold statement last season by advancing seven soccer teams to the San Diego Section championship round, with four stepping off the field with coveted division...

Jury hears opening arguments in homicide case

Chula Vista Neal Putnam - 05/02/2019 0

Attorneys gave opposite scenarios Tuesday as the murder trial opened for a La Mesa man who is accused of shooting a National City man who had just slashed his car tire. Deputy...

Taking stock of people, pets and their health

Pets Special to The Star-News - 05/26/2010 0

According to a recent Association for Pet Obesity Prevention (APOP) study, almost half of the dogs in the United States are overweight or obese. With so much attention being paid to...

Marine Group Boat Works invest millions in growth

Chula Vista Albert Fulcher - 10/21/2023 0

Marine Group Boat Works, located in the Chula Vista Bayfront is making a multi-million-dollar modernization project at its 15-acre shipbuilding and repair facility. The center of the project is the addition...

A new year and new approaches

Uncategorized Allison Sampite - 01/22/2011 0

Not everyone may participate in creating New Year's resolutions. Still, each new year represents a fresh beginning: a new job, home, relationship, baby, opportunity, challenge or circumstance. New Year's Day highlights millions...

Drought’s threats and problems

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 06/26/2014 0

The city of Chula Vista is taking a proactive approach in combating wildfires during one of the worst droughts in California history. “The worse the drought gets the more susceptible we are...

Reduced sentence, probation and fine

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 01/09/2014 0

A former Southwestern College official was sentenced to three years probation Jan. 9 for his role in a pay-for-play scheme that included 15 other defendants across three South County school districts. John...

Reality ‘star’ gets ship shape in Chula Vista

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 12/19/2013 0

A boat famously featured on Animal Planet’s hit television show “Whale Wars” is getting a tune-up at a Chula Vista shipyard before its next battle. The MV Brigitte Bardot, one of four...

DA won’t file charges against officer

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 04/26/2011 0

A spokesman for the District Attorney's office today said no charges would be filed against a Chula Vista police officer accused of domestic violence. It is the policy of the District Attorney's...

Safely manage insects on indoor plants

Latest News Melinda Myers - 01/25/2018 0

Winter can be hard on gardeners and our indoor plants. Low light, shorter days and dry air stress our houseplants while helping insects thrive. Don’t despair if insects have moved in...

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Titans, Bruins take the hardwood in Memorial game

Above the rim: SDSU tips off MW play on winning note

Overtime games add excitement to regular season slate

Beware of Artificial Intelligence scams

DON'T MISS

Bayfront moves closer to change

No. 14 Crusaders get company in Metro-Mesa League football race

Accident fee enforced in National City

What you need to know about skin cancer and sun safety

2015: a weekend football odyssey

Soccer teams not quite getting their kicks at this point of season

Jury hears opening arguments in homicide case

Taking stock of people, pets and their health

Marine Group Boat Works invest millions in growth

A new year and new approaches

Drought’s threats and problems

Reduced sentence, probation and fine

Reality ‘star’ gets ship shape in Chula Vista

DA won’t file charges against officer

Safely manage insects on indoor plants

WEATHER

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