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Senate Authorizes Entry of 139 Armed US Military Personnel into Mexico for Joint Exercise
Carlsbad’s Flower Fields Honored as Premier US Western Destination
Almejazo San Quintín 2026 Set to Shatter World Record with Massive Pismo Clam Cocktail
Poway Rodeo Returns to Celebrate 54 Years of Tradition
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16 Migrants Detained Off San Diego Coast by U.S. Coast Guard
16 undocumented migrants were detained approximately 21 miles west of the San Diego coastline.
Senate Authorizes Entry of 139 Armed US Military Personnel into Mexico for Joint Exercise
Members of the US Army's 101st Airborne Division will be stationed in Chihuahua from September 20 to 30 to participate in a joint military training exercise alongside Mexican forces.
Antonio Martinez Runs for San Diego City Council as San Ysidro School District Faces Fiscal Crisis
The San Ysidro school board member is running for District 8 while a state fiscal oversight report details the district’s financial challenges.
Carlsbad’s Flower Fields Honored as Premier US Western Destination
Ahead of its upcoming season, the world-renowned attraction lands a prestigious spot on Sunset’s 2026 Travel Awards.
Poway Rodeo Returns to Celebrate 54 Years of Tradition
The Poway Rodeo has become a Southern California staple, drawing both lifelong fans and first-time attendees.
Free Halloween Movie Nights Return to Downtown Disney
With classic Disney films and free admission, Disney’s Halloween Movie Nights offer an easy addition to any fall calendar.
Little Italy Mercato: San Diego County’s Largest Farmer’s Market
The Saturday market spans six blocks along West Date Street, earning its title as the largest in the county.
Ocean Beach Oktoberfest: 20+ Years of Tradition in San Diego
Two days of German-inspired beer, food, and drinks await attendees at Oktoberfest in Ocean Beach, San Diego.
Tijuana Pushes for Stronger Binational Ties on Environmental Protection
Tijuana and the US agreed to keep close tabs on several priority areas, including waste management, water management, and erosion.
Four People Accused of Cutting the Line Arrested at Otay Border Crossing
Four people were detained Friday morning at Tijuana’s Otay border crossing after allegedly trying to bypass the pedestrian line, according to the city’s Municipal Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPCM). The incident began after people using the crossing alerted authorities about several individuals who were allegedly disrupting order in the public area. Municipal police […]
Kids Free Month Returns to San Diego Zoo This October
HalGLOWeen also returns Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, with activities at 5:00 p.m. and zoo hours until 9:00 p.m.
Tijuana Watches Early Results of New Motorcycle Lane at San Ysidro
Authorities are monitoring motorcycle traffic before assessing the new border setup.
A Taste of Japan in San Diego: Balboa Park’s Food & Sake Festival
The Oishii Japanese Food & Sake Festival comes to Balboa Park with street food, sweets, drinks, and sake to taste while exploring the gardens.
San Ysidro and Otay Mesa Border Crossings to Pause Briefly for 9/11 Anniversary
CBP will briefly halt operations Friday morning as the U.S. marks 25 years since the September 11 attacks.
San Ysidro’s New Motorcycle Crossing Faces Long Waits on First Day
Riders said they waited up to an hour after the dedicated access opened Tuesday morning.
Baja California Intensifies Promotion of Health and Medical Tourism
Baja California's initiative seeks to strengthen service providers and drive greater economic activity in Tijuana, Rosarito, and Tecate.
Mexican Auto Insurance in El Paso TX: 7 Things Drivers Still Get Wrong
El Paso drivers cross into Juarez every day, but most misunderstand what their policy actually covers south of the river. Here are the seven mistakes that cost the most.
San Diego Approves Plan to Capture Contaminated Tijuana River Water on U.S. Soil
San Diego County has approved a plan to capture and treat contaminated water from the Tijuana River on U.S. soil.
San Diego Officials Move to Address Tijuana River Sewage Crisis
According to officials, the Tijuana River sewage crisis has plagued the South Bay region for decades.
Donald Trump Claims Mexico Offers Nothing But “Tamales and Tomatoes”
Despite the statement, US president Donald Trump clarified that he does not intend to sever bilateral trade ties.