San Marcos Schools Face Layoffs; Balboa Park Expands Free Parking
Marcus Harrell•February 27, 2026Local News
View AllLocal NewsSan Marcos Schools Face Layoffs; Balboa Park Expands Free Parking
Facing budget cuts, the San Marcos Unified School District considered preliminary layoff notices for teachers and librarians at a special board meeting on February 26, CBS 8 San Diego reported....
Ocean Beach Pier to Reopen After Storm Damage Repaired
After months of repairs following severe storm damage, the iconic Ocean Beach Pier will reopen to the public on July 2. The pier, a beloved landmark for locals and tourists alike, has been closed...
February 26, 2026
Mexico Cartel Violence Fuels San Diego Border Concerns
Recent cartel violence in Mexico has sparked cross-border concerns for San Diego County residents and those who regularly commute through Tijuana, according to NBC 7 San Diego / News 8. The violence,...
February 25, 2026
Balboa Park's Botanical Building to Unveil Renovations After Two-Year Closure
After nearly two years of extensive renovations, the Botanical Building, one of San Diego's most iconic landmarks, is set to reopen to the public on May 18, according to Balboa Park officials. The...
February 24, 2026
Balboa Park's Botanical Building to Unveil Renovations After Two-Year Closure
After a nearly two-year closure, the Botanical Building, one of Balboa Park's most iconic landmarks, will reopen to the public on May 18, according to the Balboa Park Conservancy. The extensive...
February 23, 2026Politics
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PoliticsSan Diego Redistricting Could Unseat Issa, Boost Democrats in 2026
San Diego County's political landscape is set for a shakeup, as newly redrawn congressional districts could reshape the region ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, KPBS reports. Prompted by...
Escondido Faces Pressure To End ICE Training Deal
As the Escondido City Council prepares to review the renewal of a controversial contract at a meeting Wednesday, pressure is mounting to terminate the agreement that allows Immigration and Customs...
February 26, 2026
California Bill Seeks to Ban Personalized "Surveillance Pricing"
Californians could soon be protected from businesses using their personal data to manipulate prices, a practice known as surveillance pricing. Assemblymember Chris Ward (D–San Diego) has introduced...
February 25, 2026
San Diego County Boosts Affordable Housing with $15 Million Investment
Facing a critical housing shortage, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved $15 million to fund two affordable housing projects during Tuesday's board meeting. The funding will...
February 24, 2026
San Diego County Invests $15 Million in Affordable Housing
San Diego County will invest $15 million in grants and loans for affordable housing projects, a move unanimously approved by the Board of Supervisors to address the region’s ongoing housing crisis....
February 23, 2026Business
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BusinessSan Diego County GDP Soars to $267 Billion Amid Airport Surge
San Diego County's gross domestic product has reached $267 billion, according to the San Diego Regional EDC (sandiegobusiness.org), signaling strong economic growth. This milestone reflects the...
North Park Bookstore Aims to Build Literary Community
Verbatim Books, a new independent bookstore, has opened in North Park with the goal of becoming a community hub for book lovers and writers. Located on 30th Street, the store offers a curated...
February 26, 2026
Independent Bookstore "Paragraphs" Opens, Enriching North Park's Literary Scene
North Park gained a new haven for book lovers last Saturday with the opening of "Paragraphs," an independent bookstore on 30th Street. More than just a retail space, Paragraphs aims to cultivate...
February 25, 2026
North Park Brewery Celebrates Community With Beer and Art
North Park’s newest brewery isn’t just about the beer; it’s about community. Neighborhood Brew, which opened last week, has quickly become a local favorite because of its diverse beer selection and...
February 24, 2026
Verbatim Books Opens in North Park, Spotlighting San Diego's Authors
North Park's vibrant literary scene has a new independent bookstore: Verbatim Books, which aims to be a community hub as much as a retail space. Last Saturday's grand opening drew many residents...
February 23, 2026Sports
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SportsMira Mesa Coach George Pando Marks 300th Win
George Pando, varsity baseball coach at Mira Mesa High School, achieved his 300th career win on Tuesday, according to the school's athletics department. The Marauders' decisive home victory against...
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February 26, 2026San Diego, California Sports Report
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February 25, 2026
Adaptive Surfing Clinic Empowers Athletes with Disabilities at La Jolla Shores
Smiles and cheers echoed across La Jolla Shores this weekend as the annual Adaptive Surfing Clinic took place, turning the beach into a symbol of inclusivity and empowerment. The event, organized by...
February 24, 2026
Cathedral Catholic vs. Santa Fe Christian Headline San Diego Basketball Playoffs
The match between Cathedral Catholic and Santa Fe Christian was one of eight CIF San Diego Section boys basketball playoff games scheduled for Friday, February 20, according to Sports Illustrated....
February 23, 2026Entertainment
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EntertainmentCygnet Theatre's 2024-25 Season to Feature Shakespeare, Musicals, and New Voices
San Diego theatergoers can look forward to a season filled with both contemporary works and classic revivals, according to a recent announcement by Cygnet Theatre. The upcoming 2024-2025 season...
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February 26, 2026
Violent Femmes, 'Beetlejuice' Headline San Diego's Late February Entertainment
Late February 2026 in San Diego County will feature a wide range of entertainment, from concerts and theater to museum celebrations, according to BackStage360.com, San Diego Magazine, and House of...
February 25, 2026San Diego Arts Scene: Musicals, Acrobatics, and a Century of Art
From musical theater and acrobatic performances to museum celebrations and live music, San Diego County is set to host a diverse array of entertainment events spanning late February and March 2026,...
February 24, 2026
Dance, Art, and Acrobatics Headline Balboa Park's February Events
Dance performances, museum celebrations, and acrobatics shows will fill Balboa Park in late February, offering a range of cultural and recreational activities for San Diego residents and visitors,...
February 23, 2026Lifestyle
View AllLifestyleWhat's Happening in San Diego Lifestyle This Week
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San Diego County Embraces Denser Housing to Combat Affordability Crisis
San Diego County is seeing a significant shift toward increased housing density, walkability, and mixed-use developments, according to YouTube - Real Estate Update Channels. The transformation,...
February 25, 2026
San Diego County Embraces Density, Experiential Retail in 2026
San Diego County is seeing significant lifestyle changes this February, including new high-density housing, retail transformations catering to Gen Z, and rezoning efforts to increase housing options....
February 24, 2026
San Diego County Housing Density Rises Amid Lifestyle-Driven Real Estate Trends
San Diego County is seeing a push toward increased housing density, including projects like a new Oceanside development featuring a mix of studios and townhouses, according to Coastal Luxe Properties...
February 23, 2026
San Diego Homebuyers Prioritize Lifestyle Amenities
San Diego's real estate market is seeing a significant shift as buyers increasingly prioritize lifestyle when making purchasing decisions. Fueling this trend is the rise of remote and hybrid work...
February 20, 2026