The Padres are testing whether fans would back the team weighing in on city politics after feeling shut out of parking and wage decisions.

The nonprofit says it will stop guarding Balboa Park's Starlight Bowl unless the city signs a long-term lease by October 1.

A 77-year-old local cosplayer used Vader's breathing and Star Wars bits to skewer San Diego's 500 surveillance cameras and police funding priorities.

Crown Point Shores became a makeshift Amazon distribution site with a truck and worker desk, prompting a council leader to demand it stop.

Rep. Mike Levin met with labor and consumer groups in Del Mar to preview legislation targeting gas and utility prices ahead of November.

El Cajon leaders are weighing eminent domain against Kaiser after the 25-acre parcel sat vacant for two decades. Mayor Bill Wells calls it an eyesore.

A new UC Berkeley IGS survey finds Xavier Becerra widening his edge since May, with even Orange County voters trending his way.

Trustees cite freshmen who can't round numbers as they press the UC system on testing, unanimously and with no dissent.

Morrison, 76, used his 40-minute farewell to warn of a hiring freeze, insolvency risk and outside interests pushing the city to overspend.

A 69% council raise and longer term limits died at the dais — but a mayor's quid-pro-quo allegation against a union lobbyist is still unresolved.

A rejected appeal and a rare three-way tie leave Oceanside's last coveted retail cannabis license in council hands.

The San Diego County Taxpayers Association just backed Oceanside's new half-cent tax, even as a critic warns residents are already stretched thin.

David Sciarretta's Albert Einstein Academies credit card covered mouthwash, flowers and a personal podcast, records show. San Diego Unified is still investigating.