This Week’s Must-See
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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Balboa Park to Offer Free Parking This Monday
Parking throughout Balboa Park is free for visitors on all municipal holidays, with the exception of the San Diego Zoo lots.
Step into a Bioluminescent World at Birch Aquarium’s Oceans at Night
The evening offers ambient music, adult beverages, and exclusive after-hours access to the aquarium's exhibits.
Hello Kitty Café Truck Returns to Chula Vista in February 2026
Visitors can expect a treasure trove of official Sanrio collectibles and a sweet selection of Hello Kitty-themed treats
Chula Vista Pushes Ahead With Long-Awaited University Plans
After years of planning, state and local officials say the first phase of the project is now moving forward.
Permanent Resident Charged With Smuggling Migrants at San Ysidro
The case is one of 88 border-related filings announced this week by federal prosecutors in Southern California.
Trump Threatens Use of Insurrection Act in Minnesota
If invoked, the measure would allow the president to deploy active-duty troops or federalize the National Guard for domestic law enforcement.
U.S. to Suspend Immigrant Visa Processing for 75 Countries
The policy affects countries across Latin America, Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Caribbean, including Colombia, Cuba, Nicaragua, Brazil, and Uruguay.
U.S. Embassy Reports Sharp Drop in Illegal Border Crossings
Alongside lower border encounters, the U.S. Embassy in Mexico reported that more than 605,000 people have been deported since Trump returned to office.
Trump Moves to Block Federal Funding for Sanctuary Cities
The president described the funding freeze as a measure to protect public safety and enforce federal immigration law.
Border Enforcement Extends Beyond Land, U.S. Embassy Says in New Video
The U.S. Embassy in Mexico warned that migrants attempting to cross outside official ports face heightened enforcement across all terrain.
San Diego Eyes Metro-Style Purple Line to Connect Key Communities
Planners are evaluating a high-capacity transit line that could connect the South Bay to major job centers.
Trump Highlights Venezuela Strike as Show of U.S. Military Power
The president described the mission as a major military success but did not provide independent confirmation of casualties or damage.
San Diego Padres Announce Job Openings Ahead of 2026 Season
The team is accepting applications for full-time and part-time positions across operations, events, and administration.
Balboa Park’s Japanese Friendship Garden Celebrates Setsubun, the Welcome of Spring
Visitors can take part in the traditional Mamemaki ceremony, tossing roasted soybeans in a ritual meant to clear out negative energy and invite a fresh start for spring.
Japanese Tea Ceremony Returns to Balboa Park
Led by practitioners from the Urasenke school, the experience highlights the cultural significance and artistry behind this centuries-old ritual.
Macy’s Announces Closure of Historic San Diego Store
Macy's has confirmed plans to close its historic department store at Grossmont Center in La Mesa.
SMX World Championship Returns to San Diego this January
The second round of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship comes to Snapdragon Stadium.
Trump Praises Venezuela Prisoner Releases, Cancels Second Wave of Attacks
Even with the planned follow‑up attacks shelved, the president said U.S. forces and ships would remain stationed nearby.
“Oceans at Night” Returns to Birch Aquarium in La Jolla
The adults-only event offers immersive marine experiences, live performances, and a behind-the-scenes look at aquanauts.
Trump Says U.S. Military Could Target Cartels on Mexican Soil
The president said drug cartels “are running Mexico” as he floated the possibility of U.S. ground operations.