Pickled Tilapia with Corn and Potatoes

Not sure what to cook for dinner tonight? Adam Cole has you covered with this fresh new recipe.

Public Defender Appointed To Serve As Judge In SD Superior Court

Gov. Gavin Newsom Friday appointed a local public defender to serve as a San Diego Superior Court judge.

Sacramento Report: What San Diego's Getting Out Of The State Budget

From mural restoration in Chicano Park to funding for bluff collapse research, here's what San Diego is set to get out of the budget.

Opinion: A Disney Heir Rejects Wealthy Families' Focus On Tax Avoidance

Abigail Disney asked, “What motivates people with so much money to try to withhold every last bit of it from the public’s reach?”

San Diego Weekend Guide: July 9-11 – Pride & Puppets

That's Pride with a capital P, as San Diego Pride returns sans parade.

Sorrento Valley Real Estate Firm Acquires Phoenix Apartment Complex For $74.5 Million

Fore Property Company, the original developer, sold the Centra property, which opened in 2020.

San Diego Pride Offers Up Mix Of Live, Virtual Fun, With ‘Resilient Community' March On Sunday

Events, largely concentrated in Hillcrest, kick off in earnest Friday, but continue through next weekend.

Housing Commission Valued Mission Valley Hotel As If The Pandemic Never Happened

The Housing Commission paid $67 million for a Mission Valley hotel based on an appraisal just one month before the pandemic.

Morning Report: The Curious Case Of The Mission Valley Hotel Appraisal

The price that the San Diego Housing Commission paid for the hotel is the subject of ongoing scrutiny, and Newsom asks to cut back on water.

YMCA Of San Diego County Names Todd Tibbits Next President And CEO

Todd Tibbits has been president and CEO of the YMCA of Greater Charlotte since 2016.

Herrick Health Library Reopens With New Additions For Families

The library has been redesigned to integrate activities and books focused on mental and physical health.

Civita In Mission Valley Plans 4 Free Outdoor Concerts On Sunday Nights

The popular, free “Sundown Sunday” concerts return with variety rock band Breez’n kicking off the series on July 18th.

Unvaccinated San Diegans Account For Nearly All COVID Cases, Hospitalizations And Deaths

COVID-19 has nearly exclusively occurred among residents who are unvaccinated or partially vaccinated.

Miramar Marines Kick Off ‘Summer Fury 21' Exercise With Long-Range Strikes

Summer Fury is the largest Marine aviation exercise on the West Coast.

More Than 140,000 People In San Diego County Past Due For 2nd COVID Shot

The report comes as the highly infectious “delta” variant of coronavirus is spreading rapidly in the United States.

UCSD Health Implants Neurostimulation Device To Help With Chronic Back Pain

One quarter of adults in the United States live with chronic back pain.

Head Of California Grid Expresses ‘Guarded Optimism' About Avoiding Summer Blackouts

Elliot Mainzer said utilities throughout the state have built up power reserves to prevent blackouts like the ones in 2020.

North County Report: San Dieguito Teachers Union Is At War With The Board

The San Dieguito Faculty Association is trying to oust school board member and a high school basketball team is stripped of its title.

Some School Districts Eased Graduation Standards For The COVID Class

Relaxed graduation standards was a move that fits into a broader push across the state to treat students with grace during the pandemic.

Morning Report: Two Districts Relaxed Graduation Standards

Relaxed graduation standards help students, YMCA names new chief and chaos in San Dieguito.

San Diego Area Unemployment Decreases: Feds

The unemployment rate in San Diego County decreased recently.

Tips For Seniors To Beat The Heat As Temperatures Soar This Summer

It’s hot and temperatures will only continue to rise as we move further into the summer season.

Opinion: The Risks Of Teaching History Through The Lens Of Critical Race Theory

Public education has made great strides to ensure the teaching of history is more diverse and representative, but more work has to be done.

Photo: Salton Sea Receding Amid California's Worst Drought Since 1977

Its receding shoreline has caused an ecological crisis as exposed silt is blown into surrounding areas.

Pentagon Promises ‘Robust Over-The-Horizon' Forces After Afghanistan Pullout

Press Secretary John F. Kirby said the United States will maintain a carrier strike group in the region.

Amtrak Places Record $3.4 Billion Order For New Trains To Be Built In Sacramento

The 73 trains that will be powered by hybrid engines.

Opinion: Weak California GOP Leaves Gov. Newsom In Strong Position To Win Recall Election

Does Gavin Newsom deserve to be recalled three years into his first term as governor of California?

Scripps Family Medicine Residency Program To Receive $2.85 Million Grant

The funds will be used over the next five years to develop initiatives to enhance physician training in family medicine obstetrics.

UCSD Gets $3 Million To Reduce Latino Childhood Obesity

The funding is part of Gov. Gavin Newsom's California Comeback Plan and the California Initiative to Advance Precision Medicine.

San Ysidro's ‘Chaotic' Transit Center Has Been Inadequate For Years. Will It Finally See An Expansion?

San Diego County’s southernmost trolley stop serves as its front porch to one of the busiest land border crossings in the world.

City Attorney Is Writing The Law To Distance City Attorney From Police Oversight

Advocates are now wondering: Why is the city attorney writing the ordinance?

Morning Report: Advocates Question City Attorney Role In Drafting Oversight Law

The city attorney is in charge of turning Measure B into law, the teacher's union is at war with board members and the Tijuana River.

SD County Begins Walk-Up Wednesday Nuptials At Marriage Hut

The Marriage Hut in Waterfront Park is​ a converted concession booth at the park that recently won an achievement award.

San Diego Scores Middle Of The Road On 'Best Run Cities' Report

Wallethub ranked 150 of America's best and worst-run cities in 2021. See where San Diego ranked.

UCSD Researchers Identify Link Between Lack Of UV Light, Colorectal Cancer

Researchers investigated global associations between levels of UVB light and rates of colorectal cancer across several age groups.

Tom York On Business: San Diego Lagging Other Cities In Jobs Recovery From COVID

San Diego comes in at 117 on the list of 180 cities.

MarketInk: 3 Friends' Podcast Leads To New Sports Show On The Mightier 1090

Josh Fisher, Nick Kreider and Alex Tassapoulos host “The Charity Stripe,” heard Thursdays on 1090-AM.

Decoding Marine Oil Spills Requires Some Slick Detective Work

The business of solving who may have dumped something bad into the ocean in two recent local incidents is much like solving any big crime.

Morning Report: How Marine Detectives Work An Oil Spill

Two separate instances of “reported sheens” off the coast in San Diego, and backing out of 101 Ash St. and Civic Center Plaza leases.

2 Riding Scooter Seriously Injured By Hit-And-Run Driver In Downtown San Diego

The crash occurred near the intersection Market and 13th streets in the East Village area.