This Week’s Must-See
Sailor and Dog Rescued 460 Miles Off San Diego Coast After Missing Since August
First Binational FootGolf Tournament Headed to Baja California
Xavier Becerra Unveils Housing Plan to Tackle California’s Affordability Crisis
Tijuana Mayor Ismael Burgueño Emphasizes Binational Cooperation at Border Mayors Summit
Latest News - USA
Riverside’s Festival of Lights Returns This November
Experience Riverside's Festival of Lights this November featuring holiday lights, fireworks, food, and family fun at the historic Mission Inn.
Great White Shark Sightings Surge Along the California Coast
While these sharks pose a risk to swimmers, fatal encounters remain extraordinarily rare.
Sailor and Dog Rescued 460 Miles Off San Diego Coast After Missing Since August
The vessel with the man and his dog was left drifting at sea after its sails were severely damaged.
California Woman Charged with Federal Felony After Intentionally Running Over Own Puppy
The woman lured the 9-month-old pit bull under her minivan before running him over.
San Diego Files 51 Border-Related Cases in a Single Week, Citing Drug Smuggling and Illegal Re-entry
Federal prosecutors in the Southern District of California charged 51 border-related cases this week.
Xavier Becerra Unveils Housing Plan to Tackle California’s Affordability Crisis
The Democratic gubernatorial candidate promises 40,000 affordable units and streamlined permits.
Mexican Engineer Accused of Building CJNG Drug Tunnel Linking Tijuana to San Diego Business
Luis Manuel Hernández Victoria, 60, was arrested in Jalisco on October 15 and is accused of helping design and build the cross-border passage.
Border Patrol Seizes 34 Pounds of Cocaine and Meth in San Diego
The driver, the vehicle, and the seized narcotics were transferred to the Border Patrol station for further investigation and legal processing.
Day of the Dead: CBP Bans Altar Items at Tijuana-San Diego Border
U.S. border officials issue warnings against bringing certain altar items into the country.
California Communities Face Flooding as King Tides Push Seawater Into Coastal Areas
Unusually high tides have flooded parts of Sausalito and Corte Madera, prompting state officials to warn residents and visitors about dangerous surf and coastal flooding through Friday.
U.S. Consulate General in Tijuana to Host Final Auction of Furniture and Computer Equipment
The consulate is clearing excess inventory with item prices listed in Mexican pesos.
California Catches Anglers with Over 40 Undersized Lobsters Near Catalina Island
The individuals who caught them had also exceeded the daily catch limit.
Xavier Becerra Holds Strong 61% Lead in Latest California Gubernatorial Poll
A new PPIC survey reinforces the Democratic frontrunner’s dominant advantage over Republican Steve Hilton.
Hello Kitty Cafe Truck Returns to San Diego for Halloween With Exclusive Treats and Collectibles
The pink-and-white food truck will stop at Westfield UTC on October 31, offering themed desserts and merchandise for fans of the beloved character.
San Ysidro Port of Entry CBX Pedestrian Crossing Project Advances
The project still requires official approval from CBPto finalize the precise route travelers will follow once the facility opens.
Xavier Becerra Pledges to Defend California Against Donald Trump in Gubernatorial Bid
The Democratic candidate for California governor reaffirmed his commitment to safeguarding the state's authority and autonomy.
Halloween Comes to Big Bear Lake: Trick-or-Treating, Scarecrows, and ’80s Music
Celebrate Halloween at Big Bear Lake on Oct 31! Enjoy trick-or-treating, live music, and scarecrow & Day of the Dead displays thru Nov 3.
Disney’s Coco Heads to the Queen Mary for Special Day of the Dead Screening
The iconic Queen Mary, located in Long Beach, will host a special screening of Coco on November 2nd for Day of the Dead.
“Why Do We Always Have to Take People from Sh*Thouse Countries?”: Trump Questions Why They Don’t Take Migrants from Norway or Denmark
The president criticized current migration trends and claimed that France's current issues are due to this phenomenon.
Trump Claims U.S. Will “Take Care of Cuba” After Iran
The remarks come just over a week before the upcoming elections in a key region of southwestern Florida home to a sizeable Cuban-American and Hispanic population.