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San Diego EarthFest attracted a modest crowd at Balboa Park on April 19, 2025, as environmentalists discussed sustainability amid distractions from nearby air traffic. The festival, a successor to the larger EarthFair, featured food and clothing booths alongside conservation discussions.
Tom Krasovic highlights the San Diego Padres' struggles in left field, emphasizing Jurickson Profar's crucial role last season. With a $1 million contract, Profar proved to be a key player for the team.
San Diego plans to rename North Clairemont Community Park to honor Officer Austin Machitar, who died in the line of duty last year. Mayor Todd Gloria emphasized the importance of remembering Machitar's sacrifice for the community.
A Cessna 550 crashed into military homes in Murphy Canyon, resulting in six presumed deaths. The incident occurred while the plane was attempting to land at Montgomery-Gibbs airport in dense fog.
Federal investigators focus on key factors in the deadly plane crash in San Diego that impacted homes. Neighbors performed heroic actions to save lives after the crash.
California's craft brewery industry faces declining sales, but San Diego's Pizza Port reports growth amid the slump. The brewery, the fourth-largest in the state, attributes its success to a focus on seasonal IPAs and expanded production capacity. Other local breweries, however, have struggled, with Coronado Brewing experiencing an 11% sales drop.
Gogo Charters plans to launch a new daily bus route connecting San Diego and Los Angeles in 2026. The service aims to provide a reliable alternative to the Surfliner train and Greyhound buses, with fares starting at $10. Passengers can expect luxury motorcoaches equipped with amenities such as WiFi and reclining seats.
The Giant Dipper roller coaster at Belmont Park in Mission Beach celebrates its 100th anniversary tomorrow. Originally opening on July 4, 1925, the coaster faced demolition in 1976 but was saved and restored by local advocates. Belmont Park commemorates the milestone with 100 days of giveaways and food deals through Labor Day.
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law rolling back environmental regulations for construction projects, aiming to expedite housing development. The new law exempts urban infill housing projects under 20 acres from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), potentially accelerating timelines for much-needed housing.
California has rolled back an environmental law to expedite housing development amid a housing crisis. The move aims to streamline the construction process, addressing the urgent need for housing in the state. This decision is likely to have significant implications for environmental regulations and housing availability.