New investigation finds UCSD sent hundreds of cadavers to the military

For years, families donated their loved ones' bodies to UC San Diego for the purpose of medical and scientific research. But records obtained by the Times of San Diego found the university sent hundreds of bodies to the military. This reporting follows up on an investigation by student journalists at...

Holiday Pop-Up Bars in San Diego 2026

Tinsel is up, the cocoa is spiked, and the best holiday pop-up bars in San Diego are officially unwrapping. The post Holiday Pop-Up Bars in San Diego 2026 appeared first on Fabulous California .

San Diego Humane Society Begins Construction on Community Veterinary Hospital

SAN DIEGO — San Diego Humane Society (SDHS) marked a major step toward expanding access to affordable veterinary care today with a wall breaking ceremony for its new Community Veterinary Hospital & Canepa Family Spay/Neuter Center. The $15 million initiative will bring veterinary care and essential support services together at one location, helping low-income pet families obtain treatment before manageable conditions become emergencies.

Ian Inman’s career night leads CU Buffs hoops past San Diego

BOULDER — On Tuesday night, Ian Inman’s shooting pocket was wherever he caught the ball. On his eighth and final made 3-pointer, that was on the ground. Fellow sophomore Josiah Sanders caught the ball near the free throw line and, in motion, spun 180 degrees and just tried to get the ball to an open […]

How to watch San Diego State vs. Bethune-Cookman basketball: Live stream, game time and radio

The San Diego State Aztecs look to improve to 3-0 when they host the winless Bethune-Cookman Wildcats in a Veterans Day matinee game on Wednesday at Viejas Aren

Ceremony to launch low-cost, SDHS veterinary hospital

New homeless service campus slated for downtown

Construction began yesterday on the new Downtown Rady Center, a 200,000-square-foot campus dedicated to helping move people from homelessness to housing. The center will connect people with shelter, housing and supportive services to help address barriers to housing. It will include more than 200 housing opportunities, a health clinic, case management, food assistance and other services. Construction is expected to last at the downtown site through 2028, when the campus is slated to open.

Shop the Trails: Holiday Marketplace Returns to Mission Trails Nov. 14–15

Mission Trails is bringing back its annual Holiday Marketplace on Nov. 14 and 15, offering San Diegans an alternative to crowded malls and online holiday shopping. This weekend, visitors can browse Mission Trails’ transformed visitor center, featuring 20 local vendors and their unique pieces. Vendors’ booths will include handcrafted...

Helicopter Drops HVAC Chunk Near Little Italy, Just Misses Parked Car

A helicopter crane ferrying air-conditioning parts to the roof of the Bayside building near San Diego's Little Italy dropped a chunk of the equipment onto the street below, and video of the near-miss has been spreading online. The falling component came down close to a parked car but did not strike it, and no one was hurt.

National City's New Union Tower Gives 24 Homeless Veterans a Stable Home

A brand-new 94-unit apartment complex in National City has already changed the lives of two dozen military veterans who were once without a home. Union Tower, built at 2312 F Ave., placed 24 formerly homeless veterans into stable housing shortly after it opened in May, according to 10News. Among them...

Win tickets to the Del Mar Taco & Beer Festival 11/21 at the Racetrack!

The Del Mar Taco & Beer Festival is overflowing with food, fun, and brews. Sample from brews, ciders, and seltzers while trackside for live horse racing, perfectly paired with tasty tacos from the best taco shops in town. The festival area is open to all track attendees and located trackside...

For these Gen Z California kids, college's hottest club is Costco

Students are obsessed with the bulk-buying behemoth.

California to require ID for minors buying creatine, diet supplements

A new law, AB 2030, bans stores from selling creatine and other diet supplements like green coffee extract to minors, prompting stores to consider ID checks.

San Diego Wave FC plans to use upset loss in quarterfinals as fuel while waiting for Macario, Dudinha to get healthy

Just like in 2025, San Diego Wave FC lost in the quarterfinal round of the NWSL playoffs – and by the same score of 1-0, only this time their elimination came at home against a team the club was favored to beat. Many might think that ending casts a...

Colorado gets 'wake-up call,' heads home to face San Diego

Colorado has split its first two games this season, including competing in the inaugural Bill Walton Classic in San Diego on Saturday. Now the Buffaloes will return home to face the San Diego Toreros on Tuesday night in Boulder. Colorado (1-1) routed visiting Abilene Christian on Nov. 2 before falling to San Diego State in the Walton tournament. The Buffaloes fell into a big hole early against the Aztecs, improved in the second half, but lost 77-66. The game showed the Buffaloes, of the Big 12, have some things to work on as they continue their non-conference schedule. "We sure didn't handle it very well, and that's where we have to do better," Buffaloes coach Tad Boyle said after Saturday's loss. "That's a wake-up call. That's what you need early in the season, because you don't get these opportunities back." Colorado is a young team led by senior Barrington Hargress, who is in his second season with the program after transferring from UC-Riverside. He is averaging 22 points a game, bolstered by scoring half of the team's points in the loss to the Aztecs. Sophomores Jalin Holland (12 ppg) and Josiah Sanders (11) are second and third, respectively, in scoring.

Salvation Army receives $50-million from Rady family

The Salvation Army has broken ground on its new 200,000-square-foot headquarters in San Diego, funded by a $50 million donation from Ernest and Evelyn Rady and scheduled to open in 2028.

Last second field goal ends RCC football’s undefeated season

In its final game of the regular season, the No. 1 Riverside City College football team fell 45-42 to No. 8 San Diego Mesa College at Merrill Douglas Stadium on Nov. 8, ending its bid for an undefeated season. In the first quarter, the Tigers trailed the Olympians 14-0. However,...

San Diego Wants to Sell Naming Rights Faster, but Oversight Could Shrink

San Diego wants to make it a lot easier for donors and companies to pay to put their names on city parks, libraries and bridges — and officials say the current system is so slow that the city has been leaving money on the table for years. Economic Development Director Christina Bibler has proposed nearly a dozen changes to the city's naming-rights process, a move that would speed up deals but also strip out several layers of review along the way.

Topgolf reducing prices at all U.S. venues after customer feedback

Topgolf announced Monday that it is lowering gameplay prices at all U.S. locations after guests said cost was the biggest barrier to visiting more often.

Lawsuit Says Landlord Billed For Carpet Cleaning On Concrete Floors And Nearly $2,000 For Carpet A Contractor Charged $907, Now A $19.25 Million Settlement Could Wipe Out $8.7 Million In Move Out Charges

Imagine moving out of your apartment, handing back the keys and then getting a bill for cleaning the carpet. Now imagine the unit had concrete floors. That is one of […]