The city of San Diego has settled a lawsuit with the owner of the 98-year-old building at the corner of Fourth Avenue and C Street, which is said to have rotted beyond repair.

When a stranger showed up with his surfboard at the Windansea surf break last December, the locals knew he was a troublemaker ...

The city of San Diego and California Theatre's owner agree on a plan that could finally address the long-vacant property, ...

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Researchers have developed a novel method to stimulate and mature human brain organoids using graphene, a one-atom-thick ...

S cientists in the U.S. have used graphene and light to control a robot dog and develop new groundbreaking method that ...

Disney Cruise Line is giving West Coast and Texas travelers more ways to sail. The company... The post Disney Adds More Cruise Capacity to San Diego and Galveston for Late 2026 and Early 2027 appeared ...

The 14.62-acre site located at 408 Hollister St. was previously used as an arcade and go-kart track, but has been vacant ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — A dangerous, multiday heat wave descended on much of California and the U.S. Southwest, with near-record ...

A City Council majority has agreed to send a letter requesting local congressional leaders to create immigration reform ...

San Diego D.A.’s Office announced new efforts to make it easier for residents to report fraudulent or unlawful business ...