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South Bay’s largest outdoor Latin music festival on tap

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The fourth annual South Bay Latin Music Festival will celebrate Latin culture, art and, of course, music this Saturday, July 27, at Chula Vista’s Bayside Park. The 21 and older event, created...
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Parrick calls it a career at Bonita Vista High

Uncategorized John Philip Wyllie - 0
Come September, a familiar face will be missing from the sidelines at Bonita Vista High football games. After 39 years of coaching and 19 years at the helm of Bonita Vista...
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Fresh Design, convenient townhome living by Pardee Homes coming to South Bay

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An interest list is forming for homebuyers interested in brand new townhome living in San Diego’s thriving South Bay.  Pardee Homes anticipates an early September grand opening at Seaview Terrace in...
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Barons, Crusaders top foes in semis, advance to CIF football finals

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Yeah, baby! The Barons and Crusaders are heading to San Diego Section championship games this weekend at Southwestern College. It’s a rich reward for a season of superlatives as the right teams...
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Avoid tech support scams aimed at seniors

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 0
As your District Attorney, I’m committed to increasing communication and accessibility between the DA’s Office and you, the community. One way I have been doing that is through this monthly column,...
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Old news new perils in new year

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While there may not be anything inherently different between the last day of a year and the start of a new one—after all the sun still rises and sets and the...
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Mustangs bust out of the corral with 37-0 win over Eagles

Football Phillip Brents - 0
The Battle pf the O's is one of the newer football rivalries in the Metro Conference but one that is not taken lightly by the two teams involved: the Otay Ranch...
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Tough luck

Letters to the editor Deuel Woodward - 0
It started with Al Gore in 2000. Gore was beaten by hundreds of votes in Florida, and due to millions of votes going to Ralph Nader. Then in 2016 a man...
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Creating enemies, creating hell

Uncategorized Carlos Davalos - 0
“Numerous foreign-born individuals have been convicted or implicated in terrorism-related crimes since September 11, 2001.” As Donald Trump sets out to “protect America,” I dedicate the words of his explosively controversial proclamation...
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Airing beef over menudo

Chula Vista Carl Robinette - 0
They say it is a perfect cure for a hangover or a head cold, but not all menudo is created equal.  So, when National City council member Luis Natividad told Chula...
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Concert fundraiser helps women at a crossroads

Chula Vista Albert Fulcher - 0
The Crossroads Foundation, an organization that serves women battling substance abuse orders countywide, recently held a musical fundraising event on July 13 in Jamul. Established in 1957, Crossroads holds the distinction...
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Firefighters raise funds

Chula Vista Albert Fulcher - 0
On July 9, the Chula Vista Firefighters Foundation annual Pancake breakfast is back, with breakfast made by Chula Vista Fire Department personnel, and Citizen’s Adversity Support Team and Community Emergency Response...
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Season greetings from San Ysidro Health Center

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It's that time of year again: a time of family gatherings, holiday cheer, and ringing in the New Year. So why not give yourself or your loved ones the gift of...
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Mayor wants private chat with chamber

National City Robert Moreno - 0
In an effort to ease tensions and solidify its relationship between the two entities, National City Mayor Ron Morrison requested in an email to meet with the National City Chamber of...
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Fighting ageism, changing attitudes

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 0
This is a call to action for seniors and the people who love them to take a stand and fight against ageism. Gone are the days when seniors sit on the...
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THIS WEEK

Alumni

Gulls start climb up...

The San Diego Gulls have languished near the bottom of the American Hockey League’s Pacific Division for the past three seasons, missing the genrous...
Alumni

Women’s pro soccer received...

The National Women’s Soccer League crowned its 2026 champion on Nov. 22 as Gotham FC defeated the Washington Spirit, 1-0, in front of 18,000...
Basketball

Girls hoops teams tip...

The San Diego Section will crown its 2025-26 girls basketball divisional champions Feb. 26-28. All the hoopla, cheers and tears are still more than...
College

Southwestern Lady Jags secure...

It was nothing but cheers as Southwestern College recorded its third Pacific Coast Athletic Conference women’s soccer championship in the past eight years with...
Columnists

King’s call for justice...

Three days after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., the April 7, 1968 edition of The Chula Vista Star News had a small...
Basketball

Above the rim: SDSU...

Photo caption: Elzie Harrington has the ball for SDSU in Saturday’s game against Fresno State. Photo by Andy Bartotto Like football, San Diego State University’s...
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Help getting by during...

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Moore takes lead at...

The Port of San Diego officially swore in its 2026 officers for the Board of Port Commissioners on Wednesday, Jan. 14, marking the start...
Horoscope

Esoteric astrology as news...

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Familiar fragrance store opens...

Bath & Body Works officially opened a new 3,232-square-foot store near Palomar Trolley on Jan. 9, bringing the brand’s signature fragrances, body care, and...
High School

Frosh phenoms are lacing...

Last season, the Metro Conference roller hockey scoring race was contested between Eastlake High junior Chris Rollbusch Jr. and Bonita Vista senior Jacob Hunter. Rollbusch...