Navy Expands Grab-N-Go Meal Program
JULY 10, 2026 — Naval Base San Diego’s (NBSD) Mercer Hall galley began serving “grab-and-go” lunches, July 7, 2026. The move expands the Grab-N-Go pilot program which began earlier this year with breakfast meals. The program is intended to provide greater convenience and flexibility for Mercer Hall patrons.
Summertime fun in San Diego: Things to do this weekend
San Diego is hosting a variety of events this weekend, from celebrity appearances and concerts to sports competitions, museum exhibits, and themed pop-ups, providing something for everyone to enjoy.
San Diego County Sheriff Gun buyback event on July 18.
The San Diego County Sheriff’s Office is partnering with the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office, Carlsbad Police Department and Oceanside Police Department to get unwanted guns off our streets. Join us for a Gun Safety Event on:. Saturday, July 18. 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Encinitas City...
San Diego DJ brings free sets back to Golden Hill Park after going viral
A well-known DJ in San Diego went viral for hosting free DJ sets in 2025 and had to shut them down due to permitting costs. Now he's back after a big year for his career.
Man arrested in connection with road rage shooting that injured driver
A 23-year-old man from Coalinga was arrested Friday for a freeway shooting that injured a woman driver and her 7-year-old passenger, after a lane dispute between their cars.
This deputy police chief was California’s highest-paid public employee in 2025
A former Redlands deputy police chief topped California's public payroll in 2025, taking home $1.26 million in total compensation — more than the combined salaries of the mayors of Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego, state compensation data show.
From June Gloom to July Pride: the grassroots origins of San Diego’s largest parade
Long before thousands gathered for San Diego Pride each summer, local activists were building the movement from the ground up. T.J. Tallie, a board member of the Lambda Archives of San Diego sat down with KPBS anchor Debbie Cruz to talk about the history of San Diego Pride. This interview...
Opinion: Reforms to developmental disability policy require transparency
California has long made a promise that distinguishes it from much of the nation. Through the Lanterman Act, our state recognizes that people with developmental disabilities have a right to receive the supports necessary to live in their communities instead of institutions. Today, that promise deserves reaffirmation. T
San Diego Mayor Rips Housing Crunch as Grown Kids Cram Back Into Childhood Bedrooms
San Diego's housing crisis now comes with a familiar soundtrack: the creak of old bedroom doors as grown kids move back home. Today, Mayor Todd Gloria turned up the volume on a national alarm about young adults returning to their childhood rooms because they simply cannot afford a place of their own.
CSU San Marcos, NCTD Sprinter exposed to tuberculosis
San Diego County's Tuberculosis Prevention and Care Program Friday announced a potential exposure to multidrug-resistant tuberculosis for California State University San Marcos students and staff. The exposure may have occurred between Dec. 15, 2025, and May 14, 2026, at CSUSM's main campus on 333 S. Twin Oaks Valley R
