Monday, November 10, 2025
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Chula Vista

OWD director told he faces recall

Otay Water District Division 4 Director Hector Gastelum has been officially put on notice about a recall effort put together by community organizers attempting to get the first-time elected official out...

Charlie Brown, Snoopy and friends come to life through CYT

One of Broadway's biggest successes comes to Chula Vista as Christian Youth Theater brings the beloved characters of the Charles Schulz cartoon strip “Peanuts” to the live stage in the classic...

The end is in sight to prep pigskin season

The regular season portion of the 2011 high school football season ends this week. That means clutch time for teams either preparing to put a lock on league championship titles or...

Bonita Matrix U11 boys club team excels in first season

The American Youth Soccer Organization has long been regarded as a grass-roots program, where young children first learn the basics of the game before many heed the call to more competitive...

Crusaders, Mustangs get out of Metro-Mesa League gate at 1-0

Metro-Mesa League play kicked off last Friday with the Mater Dei Catholic Crusaders and Otay Ranch Mustangs coming out on top to take 1-0 league marks into their head-to-head meeting this...

Pregnant woman released from immigration detention but questions remain about ICE policy

After more than 40 days in an immigration detention facility, Maria Solis, an Oceanside pregnant mother, was released to her family on Sept. 12. Ms. Solis, who has had a history of...

San Ysidro Cougars win again, 21-0, over Foothills Christian

Ronald Steward had his first career touchdown on a 17-yard pass reception from quarterback Chris Garcia, who also rushed for a one-yard score, and Danny Cruz rushed 11 times for 60...

Got Longevity? Deadline to enter contest is Nov. 14

Attention Greatest Generation and Baby Boomers: Think you have what it takes to be considered the longest serving resident in Chula Vista? The Chula Vista community consists of some of the most...

Chula Vista’s Novo Brazil makes the World Trade cut

Chula Vista based Novo Brazil Brewing Company was among 15 San Diego regional local businesses selected to participate in the MetroConnect Program. World Trade Center San Diego selected the 15 companies...

Meeting offers glimpse of possibilities in National City

The Transit Oriented Development Overlay project focuses on increased mobility in the area surrounding National City’s 24th street transit center, roughly stretching from Plaza Boulevard to State Route 54 and from...

Public input sought on city’s climate plan

The City of Chula Vista is seeking input from the public for its Climate Action Plan update through surveys and workshops. Adopted in 2017, the plan laid out multiple greenhouse gas...

Six local squads qualify for CIF boys water polo playoffs

Six Metro Conference boys water polo teams qualified for this year’s San Diego Section playoffs — Mar Vista and Mater Dei Catholic in Division I, Eastlake in Division II and Hilltop,...

Court makes decision in HOA voting procedure

Eastlake III homeowners met in court last week to sort out unresolved issues surrounding multiple elections for the Home Owners Association’s board of directors. San Diego Superior Court Judge Lisa C. Schall...

Computer donations still welcome

Computers 2 Kids is in week two of their Meet the Need donation drive that will run through Oct. 31 in an effort to place personal computers with the thousands of...

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THIS WEEK

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...

Gulls starting to pick...

Games are coming fast on the American Hockey League schedule for the San Diego Gulls, who hope to gather some meaningful standings points with...

It’s time for the...

A BOUNTIFUL FIELD OF 11 SOUTH COUNTY TACKLE PIGSKIN TEAMS QUALIFY FOR THIS YEAR’S POSTSEASON PARTY It’s called the second season and entry into this...

Veterans honored at SWC

Southwestern College paid tribute to America’s heroes during a Veterans Day ceremony on Wednesday, Nov. 5, honoring the courage and service of the men...

Covered California opens 2026...

Covered California officially opened its enrollment period for 2026 on Nov. 1, but this year, the process comes with added uncertainty. The enhanced federal...

Halloween matchup versus Tritons...

Halloween has become a festive event in recent years with colorful and imaginative costumes and parties for those who have passed the trick-or-treat age. The...

Esoteric Astrology as news...

Retrogrades - One Short, Two Long - Taking Us Into Spring 2026 We have significant astrological events this week – beginning with Wednesday’s full moon/Scorpio Festival (13...

Lady Titans score Division...

This year’s San Diego Section girls tennis playoffs wrapped up Oct. 31-Nov. 1 in four divisions: Open, Division I, Division II and Division III. Metro-Mesa...

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...

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...

Metro sends three teams...

WINGIN IT: LADY EAGLES GET CHANCE TO REPEAT AS DIVISION CHAMPIONS The San Diego Section’s third girls flag football championship playoffs included 10 South County...

SWC: Where education meets...

Every November, Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week reminds us of the growing challenges faced by individuals and families across our nation including right here...