2026 California midterm election results

The UCSD Guardian compiled the results of the 2026 midterm election. Multiple races and propositions remain to be called as votes continue to be counted. San Diego Measures A and B have also not been called. California state governor. Former Secretary of Health and Human Services Xavier Becerra (D) won...

Sean Lewis addresses San Diego State quarterback situation ahead of Utah State matchup

Stone Saunders will remain San Diego State’s starting quarterback as the Aztecs resume their push to become bowl-eligible.  Coach Sean Lewis made the announceme

Holiday market brings vendors to Escondido as small businesses face rising costs

A holiday market at Rancho Guejito Vineyard in unincorporated Escondido is showcasing 30 Southern California vendors navigating higher costs and tighter spending this season.

Pacific Coast Grill Is Closing in January and Coming Back Bigger

For the past 12 years, anyone traveling on Highway 101 through Cardiff drove past a strange void on prime beach real estate. Previously, the space next to Pacific Coast Grill was home to The Beach House for 20 years. Before that, it was the iconic restaurant The Triton for 40 years, known for its unique, whimsical stained glass and other artistic motifs by beloved local artist and architect James Hubbell.

Watch: San Diego police chief pushes back on calls to end Flock contract

Sharp Grossmont patient weds at the hospital in emotional ceremony

A San Diego man married his bride in an impromptu outdoor ceremony organized by hospital staff and volunteers less than 36 hours after he underwent emergency spinal surgery.

Veterans Day to bring observances, holiday closures to San Diego County

San Diego County residents planning to take care of government business, visit a library or use certain recreation facilities will need to plan around Wednesday's Veterans Day holiday.

Mission Beach residents prepare as another coastal flood advisory hits

A new coastal flood advisory is in effect for San Diego, with tides predicted above 7 feet as Mission Beach residents prepare for more flooding.

Civil rights lawsuit against San Diego police moves forward following Gaslamp Quarter arrest

A judge has allowed a civil rights lawsuit against the city of San Diego to proceed following a July 2025 incident in the Gaslamp Quarter involving allegations of excessive force by police officers.

Mission Beach sand berms weaken amid high tides, tourist activity

High tides and tourists playing on Mission Beach sand berms are breaking them down, weakening residents' first line of flood defense.

Oceanside sales tax measure turning into a nail-biter

New election results released Monday left Oceanside residents still wondering whether the city will impose another sales tax. They’ll have to wait for more results Tuesday night. The 15,000 additional ballots counted show “no” on Measure S ahead by 238 votes, even less than the 458-vote edge Friday night....

Solana Beach awards $1.965M contract to resurface nine roads

SOLANA BEACH — The Solana Beach City Council awarded contracts to resurface nine streets and hire a new firm to assess pavement conditions. The council unanimously approved both contracts as part of its Oct. 28 consent calendar. The city maintains 46.4 centerline miles of paved roadway, according to city...

5 Things Never to Do With a Clothes Dryer, According to Fire Officials

Fire officials list 5 dryer mistakes: no lint filter, overloading, running it unattended, boxes nearby and drying solvent-soaked clothes.

Lawsuit alleges San Diego blocked its only female lifeguard captain from top job

A little over a month after the City of San Diego fired its top lifeguard for mishandling a sexual harassment complaint, the second-highest-ranking lifeguard is now suing the city and department for barring her from applying for the top lifeguard post, allegedly hiring a less qualified man instead. In a...

San Diego Faith Based Organization Providing 'Empowerment Coats' To Aid Homeless Amid El Niño

Michael Aplikowsky from Convicted 4 Christ Ministries is distributing 200 "empowerment coats" and 700 tarps to North County's homeless as El Niño rain approaches. The coats, which transform into sleeping bags, aim to keep recipients warm and dry.

Encinitas Clark Avenue Apartments hits another obstacle

The Encinitas Board of Appeals sided with the city in the latest dispute with the developers of a nearly 200-unit apartment complex on a property off of Clark Avenue near Interstate 5. The decision by the six-person volunteer board upholds a city requirement that the developer, WNG HHF Encinitas Apartments,...

SAN DIEGO’s Yokohama Festival | Nov 14, 2026 | 70th Anniversary of San Diego-Yokohama Sister Cities | At Balboa Park in San Diego, 9AM to 9PM

SAN DIEGO’s Yokohama Festival | Nov 14, 2026 | 70th Anniversary of San Diego-Yokohama Sister Cities | At Balboa Park in San Diego, 9AM to 9PM. For 70 years, San Diego and Yokohama have shared a friendship built through culture, education and people-to-people exchange. On Saturday, November 14, that friendship comes alive in Balboa Park with a day of Japanese culture, performances, food, activities and fun for all ages.

Foothillers slide out of playoffs

OCEANSIDE — Even after El Camino had cut a 19-point halftime deficit to five, Grossmont still had an answer. Tyler Holmes faked a handoff, kept the ball around the left side for a 4-yard touchdown and kicked the extra point. The Foothillers led by 12 with 7:49 to play.

Annual Exposure Skate Competition brings worldwide athletes to Encinitas

El Niño Just Pushed California’s Ocean to the Highest Levels Ever Recorded, and NOAA Says More Is Coming

Roads flooded, water pushed into homes and businesses, and tide gauges that have been recording for more than a century logged numbers they had never seen before. That was the California coast between Oct. 24 and 30, and NOAA has now explained what made it happen. The NOAA National Ocean...