San Diego Union-Tribune

A year after Israeli strikes killed journalists at a hospital, no one has been held accountable

Israeli troops have killed over 200 journalists in the war.

Earth is simmering in its hottest water temps on record, and that’s bad for fish and us

Experts warn of potential fisheries collapse and food shortages.

Iran warns of a harsh as US announces new sanctions and other Middle East news

Meanwhile, Israeli and Syrian officials met less than a week after Israeli strikes in Syria.

Investigators credit license-plate reader in arrest of juvenile in Vista restaurant shooting

Sheriff’s investigators credited an Automated License Plate Reader with helping them locate and arrest a juvenile suspected of a Vista drive-by…

Woman arrested on suspicion of fatally stabbing man in their City Heights home

A loud argument escalated into a fatal stabbing Friday and detectives arrested a woman on suspicion of stabbing the 33-year-old victim at the 39…

Historical accuracy matters when remembering the end of World War II

An authority on military history weighs in.

National Carnaval of new Latinx musicals debuts Friday at UCSD

The free, three-day event aims to help Hispanic theater artists land commissions and full productions at major theaters

Rescued beluga whales from shuttered Marineland arrive safely at SeaWorld San Diego

The 12-hour journey from Canada required a Qatar Airways cargo plane, special stretchers, and cranes, plus plenty of animal care experts.

Marshalls to host a grand opening for its new Ramona store

Retailer to donate $10K to Ramona Food & Clothes Closet.

New anti-suicide barrier for Coronado Bridge clears final hurdle

On Friday in San Diego, the state approved $162 million for the project, allowing construction to begin this fall.

San Diego unemployment is on the rise. Here are the hard-hit industries

San Diego’s labor force fell to 1.63 million, it’s lowest in three years.

Oceanside creates openings for two more cannabis retail licenses

Solution solves three-way tie for application and allows as many as six retail dispensaries in the city.

Jones’ supervisor run shakes up San Marcos city elections

Jim Desmond’s congressional bid trickles down to contests for mayor and council District 2.

Why 103,000 SDG&E customers lost power for an hour in March

The California Independent System Operator says a combination of factors led to excess load on a transmission line.

FACT FOCUS: Census Bureau report does not prove Trump’s claim about noncitizen voting in 2020

Experts say its methodology is flawed and could have created many false positives.

Jury deadlocks on murder charges against man who admitted torturing, killing cellmate

A mistrial was declared nearly a week after Alvin Ruis testified that he choked Brandon Yates to death as his victim called for help in jail.

Man wanted in connection with attempted slaying of ex-girlfriend in Poway

Jeronimo Cedillo, 38, is believed to have assaulted the victim at a home on Brighton Avenue.

Pair faces animal trafficking charges in San Diego for alleged yearslong reptile-smuggling operation

Federal agents allegedly bought and sold reptiles to a Chula Vista man and a Tijuana woman during a lengthy undercover investigation.