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Tijuana City Hall Moves to Settle Alcohol Testing Fine Lawsuits
Chicago to Host ‘Desde la Frontera: Visions from the Border’ Expo Featuring Baja Californian Artists
Senate Authorizes Entry of 139 Armed US Military Personnel into Mexico for Joint Exercise
Carlsbad’s Flower Fields Honored as Premier US Western Destination
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Panda Fest: Nation’s Biggest Asian Festival Heads to San Diego
Panda Fest, the largest Asian culture and food festival in the country, is making its highly anticipated debut in the city.
Frigid Temps and Heavy Rain to Soak Tijuana and San Diego
The Tijuana-San Diego region is forecast to experience wet conditions and a sharp drop in temperatures this week.
Beetlejuice: The Musical Is Coming to San Diego This February
From February 24 to March 1, 2026, the San Diego Civic Theatre will transform into a haunted house like no other.
Your Weekend Guide: Fun, Music, and Romance in San Diego and Tijuana
From live concerts and comedy shows to wine tastings and skating, there’s something for everyone this Valentine’s weekend.
Historic 1946 Red Trolley Returns to San Diego for Presidents’ Day
MTS is bringing back its original red streetcar, giving residents and visitors a rare chance to experience a piece of local history.
Man Arrested at Otay Mesa Port of Entry After Multiple Deportations
The man has a history of immigration violations, including at least three prior deportations after entering the U.S. illegally.
Tijuana Drug Lord Who Ran Fentanyl Store Gets 20 Years
The man was tried and sentenced in the United States, receiving a 20-year prison term in a California courtroom.
California Sues Trump Administration Over $600M CDC Cuts
The lawsuit argues the proposed CDC cuts would cause “irreparable harm” and are politically motivated
Military Working Dog Kiru Retires After Seven Years at Vandenberg Space Force Base
Kiru’s career included supporting 17 Secret Service missions and a deployment to Djibouti, earning him a special retirement ceremony.
CBP to Halt Interrogations of Journalists Covering Border Issues
Policy changes follow a settlement over the detention and questioning of five photojournalists covering migrant caravans.
What We Know About the Morning Trolley Incident in Downtown San Diego
A switching problem briefly disrupted trains near America Plaza and affected Blue and Orange Line service.
San Diego County Fair Announces First Four Headliners for 2026 Summer Concert Series
The opening lineup for the San Diego County Fair’s 2026 concert season promises a cross-genre showcase featuring major names.
Bringing Flowers Across the Border This Valentine’s Day? CBP Issues Warning
As Valentine's Day nears, CBP authorities step up checks on imported flowers for pests and diseases.
Authorities Seek Leads After 52 Parking Meters Vandalized in Balboa Park
Dozens of parking meters in Balboa Park were vandalized in a recent spree, leaving $77,500 in damages. Police are seeking information from the public.
Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Opens Expo in San Diego’s Balboa Park
Filled with mind-blowing curiosities, this exhibition is set to take place at the San Diego Air & Space Museum.
Julian Daffodil Show Set to Herald Spring with Weekend Full of Color
Make your weekend special at the Julian Daffodil Show and cap it off with a slice of the town's legendary apple pie!
What’s Happening Feb. 7–8: Events Across Tijuana and San Diego
From comedy to music and Lunar New Year festivities, there’s no shortage of weekend fun in the region.
Pizza Hut Plans to Shut Down 250 Locations
Parent company Yum! Brands says the decision reflects declining traffic and changing customer preferences.
Immigrants Contributed Trillions More Than They Took in Benefits, Analysis Finds
A new study suggests immigration helped prevent public debt from soaring to an estimated 205% of GDP.
Carín León Brings Tour to San Diego This September
Fans of Carín León, mark your calendars! The Sonora artist is bringing his electrifying energy across the border.