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Eastlake girls field hockey team to play in CIF Division II title game

It might be a year later than expected but the Eastlake High School girls field hockey team is finally venturing into previously uncharted territory. The Titans, the top-seeded team in this year’s...

Chula Vista mall to host Curacao

A new retail store, Curacao, is now open at the Chula Vista Center and has a whole day of activities planned for its grand opening on April 20, from 10 a.m....

Tasty festival returns to Chula Vista’s downtown

On Thursday, March 20, from 4-8 p.m., Taste of Third returns to Downtown Chula Vista, inviting food and drink lovers to explore the neighborhood’s vibrant culinary scene along Third Avenue. This...

Interim president knows cooperation is key

Denise Whittaker, 62, said she was honored to be selected as Southwestern College's interim superintendent and president. "The college's reputation of excellence and focusing on students made my decision to apply an...

South Coast Water Polo Club planning busy summer schedule

The South Coast Water Polo Club is currently participating in the Monte Vista Boys Iron Man Games, Helix Boys Iron Man Games and East County and San Diego Youth summer leagues. The...

Esoteric Astrology as news for week January 29 – February 4, 2020

Candlemas, Fire Festival, Blessings & Corn Dollies Sunday is Candlemas Day, a day of significance astronomically and religiously. Candlemas marks the moment in time (day) between winter solstice and spring equinox (cross-quarter...

Courts could rule out experts, public

Just in time for Chula Vista’s upcoming July climate workshops, the ultraconservative business-friendly Supreme Court last week overturned a legal precedent that, at worst empowered expert bureaucrats in a given field...

City Council candidate accused of racial profiling

A mother and her teenage daughter say a Chula Vista City Council candidate’s call to police led to the girl being handcuffed in her own home. Yvonne Betancourt said that after she...

June results offer glimpse of what’s to come in November

As of June 9, the primary 2022 election showed California Governor Gavin Newsom in the lead at 52.76% with Brian Dahle trailing behind him at 22.97%. At the federal level, incumbent Congressman...

Tecolote Red all-stars representing region in Pony-14 West Zone tournament

The Pony League World Series isn’t as well recognized as the Little League World Series but still has a long and storied history. Both events are held annually in Pennsylvania. Little League International...

Thanksgiving dinner celebrated two ways at South Bay Fish & Grill

South Bay Fish & Grill is hosting a Thanksgiving buffet for those who want to save on the stress of preparing a Thanksgiving dinner at home. Or, for those who want...

One source fits all?

In the 10 years since Doug Manchester bought the Union-Tribune — wait. Strike that. It only feels like 10 years. Actually the former hotel magnate has owned the county’s largest daily newspaper...

Esoteric Astrology as news for week March 19 – 25, 2025

Mystic & Occult Powers of Spring’s Fire Initiation, Mercury & Venus Retrograde Wednesday, March 19th is St. Joseph’s day – mentor and spiritual type-pattern for all fathers. Thursday, March 20th, the Sun...

No plans to replace injured trustee

A trustee with the Sweetwater Union High School District is expected to miss at least one school board meeting while recovering from injuries sustained in a July 24 car crash, said...

Aspiring Assembly member wants focus on education

David Alvarez is one of three candidates running for the 80th Assembly District Special Election on April 5, after the resignation of Assemblymember Lorena Gonzalez in January. The 41-year-old Democrat, is...

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THIS WEEK

Four Metro teams remain...

A whopping 11 South County teams qualified for this year’s San Diego Section tackle football playoffs. Four are still in contention for divisional championships...

The seasons and reasons...

While Democrats across the country celebrated their election night victory this week, millions of people—undoubtedly some of them their supporters—remained hungry. Uncertain. Scared and...

Developer obligation yields new...

Chula Vista is preparing to break new ground — literally and symbolically — with a park honoring Filipino American military veterans, the first of...

Metro Conference cross country...

A total of 488 runners took the course at Rohr Park last Friday to determine this year’s Metro Conference cross country team champions and...

Pickle of a time...

Get ready for a day of friendly competition, community spirit, and good old-fashioned fun when the Old Mission Beach Athletic Club brings its legendary...

Prioritize safety

As a concerned citizen of Chula Vista and parent of both high school and elementary school children, I am writing to express my concerns...

Esoteric Astrology as news...

Scorpio – the World Disciple & the New Group of World Servers In Scorpio the World Disciple is called forth. Unbeknownst to most, humanity is the...

Holiday tradition returns to...

Long before online shopping and digital wish lists, the holidays meant twinkling lights, carolers, and a community coming together to celebrate the season. That...

Look for or be...

To paraphrase Mrs. Rogers, mother of Fred Rogers: Look for the helpers. A variety of public and private entities are hosting Thanksgiving food drives and...

Gulls take three points...

Have the San Diego Gulls started to put it together earlier than usual? Late season bursts that seem to fall short of making the...

Lady Eagles rally from...

Saturday’s San Diego Section Division III girls volleyball championship game started on a down note for seventh-seeded Olympian High School as the opening serve...

SCBS’ Center for Impact...

After years of hard work and perseverance, it was incredibly special to celebrate the long-awaited opening of SBCS’ new Center for Impact in the...