Padres Could Be Aggressive Early in Free Agency Before Lockout

The San Diego Padres have a reputation around Major League Baseball of being aggressive when it comes to improving their roster. With the impending MLB lockout, the Padres appear to be up against the clock to make the necessary free agency moves before the current pay structure of professional baseball is potentially changed. President of baseball operations AJ Preller has a new set of owners behind him ahead of the offseason — and owners who appear to be committed to a future of winning. In past offseasons, it was evident that the Padres were looking to shed payroll and balance a large budget, but if a lockout theoretically impacts the future spending of the club, Preller is fully focused on doing what he can before the end of the league year.

Match Recap: San Diego FC Battles LA Galaxy to a 2-2 Draw at Dignity Health Sports Park

Copy URL Share on Facebook Share on X San Diego FC (SDFC) rallied from a goal deficit to earn a point in a 2-2 draw against Southern California rival LA Galaxy at Dignity Health Sports Park and remain unbeaten all-time against LA. Anders Dreyer converted a penalty and Gabriel Pirani scored in consecutive matches to earn SDFC’s second-straight draw. Joao Klauss and Erik Thommy scored for LA Galaxy in the rivalry match that had all four goals scored in the first half. The Galaxy took a 1-0 lead with a goal by Klauss on a counterattack as he sprinted up field with the ball from near midfield. Minutes later, Cédric Bakambu was brought down in the penalty area by Galaxy goalkeeper JT Marcinkowski, who was whistled for a penalty. Dreyer converted the penalty kick to tie the match 1-1 in the 10th minute. The Galaxy answered Dreyer’s goal and took a 2-1 lead with a left-footed strike by Thommy t

San Diego voters have until Monday to register if they want to vote by mail

The deadline for registering to vote in San Diego County in time to receive a mail-in ballot is Monday for voters wanting to cast a ballot in the Nov. 3 general election. Voters who miss that deadline can still vote by casting a provisional ballot in person but will no longer have the option of voting by mail, according to the San Diego County Registrar of Voters Office. In-person voting is available at the Registrar’s Office in Kearny Mesa, at 5600 Overland Ave., Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Conditional registration and voting will also be available at any vote center starting Saturday, Oct. 24 through Election Day on Nov. 3, authorities said.

San Diego County voters weigh in on why the midterm election matters

With a little more than two weeks until Election Day, voters in San Diego County say concerns about the country's future are motivating them to take part in the midterm elections. Ann Parker, a teacher who plans to vote by mail, said she is particularly concerned about climate change, rising costs and the future facing younger generations. Parker said she sees the effects of the economy on both herself and her students, pointing to the cost of everyday necessities as one example.

Freddy Fermin's Offensive Collapse Has Jeopardized His Long-Term Standing With Padres

Padres Linked to Yankees All-Star to Replace Ty France

While the Padres don't necessarily need to upgrade their infield — since they have three core players with long-term financial commitments — it's not out of the realm of possibility that they make an addition. They at least have to address first base. How they do that is anyone's best guess, but it could start with adding Yankees All-Star infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr. Chisholm is set to hit free agency this winter and is not expected to be given a one-year qualifying offer worth $23.1 million. That's where the Padres could come in.

Padres 3.21 ERA postseason hero predicted to land huge $120M contract

The San Diego Padres have a new ownership group, and this upcoming offseason, they're going to be tested right away with a few key names hitting the open market at the same time. Adrian Morejon's free agency will be very interesting, especially with Mason Miller already anchoring the bullpen. But there's another pitcher set to hit the open market that's going to be a very interesting question for this Padres' front office. Michael King, the Padres' postseason hero, is likely to opt out of his current deal and will likely land a massive contract this offseason. Bleacher Report's Joel Reuter is predicting that King will land a massive $120 million deal this offseason.

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Padres making moves; Prospects making impressions

Lincoln Zdunich of Gaslamp Ball said the numbers on Nogami are limited, but he is an intriguing prospect with a multi-pitch arsenal. When the Friar Faithful get to see Nogami in action is unknown, but Zdunich thinks there could be a chance he gets an invite to Spring Training to see what he can do against top-level MLB talent. Young controllable pitching is something the Padres have lacked in recent years due to a multitude of mid-season trades. Nogami provides that if he can be developed in the San Diego system under pitching coach Ruben Niebla. Another player who could see an opportunity to show what he can do is Alex McCoy, who has shown the ability to crush the baseball at the minor league level. Cheri Bell of Gaslamp Ball says the problem is he is still very much a swing-and-miss candidate. McCoy has been getting some headlines in the Arizona Fall League and could be someone to watc

I Like Beer the Podcast: Pizza Port

Pizza Port has been a part of the San Diego beer scene since before most people knew what "craft beer" was. In this episode, co-founder Gina Marsaglia joins the crew to share the company's story of taking over a struggling Solana Beach pizza shop, experimenting with beer fermentation in repurposed Hot Dog on a Stick lemonade containers and eventually becoming the most influential brewing operations in the country. Listen in for that as well as info on a family reunion of sorts that will take place at Pizza Port Solana Beach's upcoming 40-year anniversary. Pizza Port's original brewpub is located at 135 North Highway 101 in Solana Beach

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‘Disturbing,’ ‘disappointing’: Juvenile justice oversight is diminishing across California, to advocates’ alarm

Three years ago, members of the civilian board that monitors the Santa Cruz County juvenile hall sought to eliminate potential conflicts of interest by moving the commission from underneath the court and its probation department to the county’s chief administrative office. “We were getting less and less administrative support,” said the Rev. Beverly Brook, a jailhouse minister from Santa Cruz and longtime member of the local Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Commission. But the county didn’t address the potential conflict, Brook said. “We just got a no.”

Sharp, UCSD scramble to manage patient expectations in North County

It will likely take years for Sharp HealthCare and UC San Diego Health to integrate Tri-City Medical Center and Palomar Health into their electronic records systems, but existing patients are demanding access now, forcing the medical providers to look for ways to shorten the timeline. Sharp began running Tri-City on July 1, the same day that UCSD finalized a joint powers agreement with Palomar, and both organizations put their logos on the buildings of their new partners up north. These very visible changes have increased the expectations of both providers’ existing patients eager to avoid long trips to San Diego for hospital care. A recent example was highlighted online by Vista resident and small business owner Jen Drury, who posted on social media about taking her husband, a longtime Sharp member, to Sharp Tri-City Medical Center, which Sharp started running on July 1. Previously, get

Six-Goal Battle Goes to UC San Diego

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SDPD's Operation Blue Tide launches in coastal areas to reduce violent crime

It’s part of an initiative launched by the San Diego Police Department called 'Operation Blue Tide.' The initiative comes two weeks after a security was shot and killed outside Crystal Pier. “I’ve spotted more enforcement up and down the boardwalk, officers patrolling and walking the boardwalk as well,” Julie Neal, Co-owner of Crystal Pier said.

Comeback Falls Short at Bakersfield - UC San Diego

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10 Tritons Log Goals in Defeat of Concordia University Irvine

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San Diego utility had a power line outage near ignition point of Norte fire

San Diego Gas & Electric equipment experienced an outage near the origin of the Norte fire in San Clemente two minutes before the blaze broke out, according to an online post on the company’s website on Friday. The utility on Saturday confirmed the outage via email but gave no details, such as the time, the circuit and the exact location. However, the online post, captured on a screen grab, shows that SDG&E distribution line Circuit 197 sustained an outage at 11:31 a.m. close to the ignition site of the wind-whipped fire that damaged or destroyed at least six homes and forced the evacuation of thousands of residents on Friday, October 16.

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Mental health support available for USS Abraham Lincoln sailors

Sailors and Marines who recently returned from an extended deployment aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln were offered mental health services Saturday by California Gov. Gavin Newsom. A statement from the Governor's Office said the support was being offered through the Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinics at Veterans Village of San Diego "to provide mental health services to sailors returning from the USS Abraham Lincoln, connecting military members and their families with support during a critical period of readjustment." California has expanded community-based mental health services for veterans and their families across the state with $38 million through the California Veterans Health Initiative.

Padres Trade Deadline Saved Their Season, But Suddenly Looks Rough

The San Diego Padres lost to the Arizona Diamondbacks, 5-1, on Monday, Aug. 3 to bring their record to 58-55 on the year. This loss to a divisional rival that fell short of the postseason was significant since it came past this season's trade deadline. However, with 48 games left to be played, the Padres went on a scorching-hot 32-16 run to end the season.

3 adults killed in shooting at Islamic Center of San Diego; both suspects dead: Police

Follow ABC News on Google Three adult men, one of whom was a security guard, were killed in a shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego on Monday, authorities said. The security guard appeared to play a "pivotal role" in keeping the shooting from "being much worse," police said at a news conference, noting that the victims were found out front of the center. "His actions were heroic," San Diego Police Chief Scott Wahl said of the security guard during a press briefing Monday. "Undoubtedly he saved lives today."

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Why nine stadium possibilities failed to keep the Chargers in San Diego

One stadium was supposed to rise beside a working marine terminal in National City. Another would have replaced an Oceanside golf course. A third was proposed along Chula Vista’s waterfront. Others were imagined above a cargo terminal, in East Village and, repeatedly, in Mission Valley. By the time mayor Kevin Faulconer assembled his Citizens’ Stadium Advisory Group in January 2015, the search had become an exhausting exercise in eliminating possibilities.

Padres Listed as Top Landing Spot for Cubs All-Star Pitcher in Free Agency

After a strong second half of the 2026 season, the Padres will look to build on that and establish themselves as a true contender throughout the 2027 season. San Diego has some ways to go in that department; however, they know it all starts and ends with their starting pitching . Last season, they lacked multiple true starters they could rely on. San Diego will hope that is not the case in 2027, after finishing with a resilient 91-71 record.

‘No Kings’ events happening across San Diego County with focus on early voting

SDPD to Host First Movie Night to Benefit Youth Programs

SAN DIEGO (CNS) - The San Diego Police Department's Community and Youth Services Division will host its first-ever Movie Night this weekend. The event will take place from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday at the Legacy International Pavilion Theater, at 875 Hotel Circle South. The family-friendly gathering will feature an evening of Halloween fun, including activities and a screening of "Ghostbusters: Afterlife," according to the department. Event organizers said the proceeds from Movie Night will support the division's Youth S.H.I.E.L.D. and Gang Intervention Units. Youth S.H.I.E.L.D. is the department's unified youth leadership pathway designed to grow confident, service-minded student leaders through a structured progression of responsibility and mentorship, from elementary school to young adulthood, the department stated.

DOJ’s San Diego County subpoenas: 25 voters, 15 years of records, one request for a ballot

The subpoenas show what the federal government is seeking during what experts say is an unprecedented investigation of the American election system. Five federal grand jury subpoenas obtained by inewsource show a Department of Justice investigation seeking San Diego County voting records escalated over the summer in a series of requests for voting histories, voter registration applications, citizenship attestations and supporting documentation. The Imperial County registrar of voters told inewsource that she has also received a federal subpoena for voter records and a summons from the Department of Homeland Security this year after having received no subpoenas in the three prior years.

Ty France should be one of Padres’ priorities this offseason

France played at San Diego State University and was drafted by the Padres in 2015. He made his debut with the club in 2019 but eventually was sent to the Seattle Mariners in a trade along with outfielder Taylor Trammell, reliever Andres Munoz and catcher Luis Torrens in exchange for catcher Austin Nola and relievers Dan Altavilla and Austin Adams in 2020. It was a move that never seemed to make sense to the Friar Faithful. France spent four years with the Mariners then bounced from Seattle to the Cincinnati Reds, Minnesota Twins and Toronto Blue Jays from 2024 to 2026. France returned to San Diego and took full advantage of his return. The right-handed slugger had 440 at-bats over 133 games and finished with 21 homers and 72 RBI. France ended the 2026 season with a slash line of .295/.363/.502. He solidified the cleanup spot in the Padres lineup and provided protection for Manny Machado

Critical Incident Video of San Diego Officer-Involved Shooting Death of Suspect; K-9 Set on Fire, 3 Officers Injured in North Park

October 17, 2026 – San Diego Police Department officials report that they are committed to being open and transparent with the public. The following is a critical incident video regarding an officer-involved shooting that took place on September 16, 2026, at the 4000 Block of 30th Street. San Diego County Sheriff’s Homicide Unit is investigating an officer-involved shooting that occurred on the morning of September 16, 2026, in the 4000 block of 30th Street in the City of San Diego. At approximately 9:00 a.m., San Diego Police Department officers were dispatched to a vandalism call. The reporting party stated that a man was vandalizing vehicles with a metal rod near the intersection of El Cajon Boulevard and Oregon Street. Upon arrival, officers attempted to contact a man matching the description. The man immediately fled on foot and entered a business in the 4000 block of 30th Street, r

What can we expect from El Niño? Scientists say brace for the worst.

Climatologists, oceanographers and meteorologists gathered at Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla this month, just steps from the Pacific Ocean, to discuss what the region can expect from possibly the worst El Niño ever recorded. The University of California San Diego hosted the event to sound the alarm, yet again, about the weather pattern that warms ocean waters, increases sea levels and brings punishing rains that worsen coastal erosion. El Niño is a naturally occurring phenomenon that repeats every few years. Powerful trade winds push warmer than normal Pacific Ocean currents toward the California coast. This year’s event is shaping up to be one of the strongest ever documented.

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Match Preview presented by DigAlert: LA Galaxy vs San Diego FC

Copy URL Share on Facebook Share on X LOS ANGELES (October 16, 2026) – Rounding out a busy three-match week, the LA Galaxy will host Southern California foes San Diego FC on Saturday, October 17 at 7:30 p.m. PT (Apple TV) at Dignity Health Sports Park. The matchup comes at a critical point in the season, with both clubs pushing to secure a playoff berth amid a tightly contested Western Conference race. Saturday will also be Marvel Night at Dignity Health Sports Park, featuring a variety of themed activations throughout the stadium, including Marvel photo opportunities, exclusive merchandise, Golden Apple Comics giveaways, superhero face painting, and more. Fans can also meet LA Galaxy legend Gyasi Zardes, who will take part in a special meet-and-greet from 5:45 to 6:45 p.m. PT prior to kickoff. Additionally, supporters are encouraged to stay in their seats at halftime as Southern Califor

Tritons Fall to Gauchos at Home

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Scores: How San Diego’s high school football teams fared on Friday

Arizona men’s basketball holds off San Diego State in exhibition

Even when it doesn’t count, San Diego State always proves to be a hard out. Arizona shook off poor shooting and plenty of defensive breakdowns to beat the Aztecs 82-67 on Friday night in an exhibition game at ALKEME Arena at McKale Center. The contest was eerily similar to the teams’ meeting last December in Phoenix, one that saw the Wildcats struggle offensively for much of the game before pulling away and winning comfortably. The UA had six players in double figures led by Motiejus Krivas, who finished with 17 points, 15 rebounds, four blocks and two in 29 minutes. Ivan Kharchenkov had 13 points, 12 rebounds, four assists and two steals, while Caleb Holt scored 15, Derek Dixon and JJ Mandaquit went for 12 apiece and Maksim Brnovic added 10.

San Diego County taps former diplomat as pollution crisis chief amid Tijuana River sewage crisis

San Diego County on Monday will introduce a former U.S. diplomat as its first Pollution Crisis Chief, tapping Bridget Premont to lead its response to the Tijuana River sewage and pollution crisis as a new study estimates the crisis could cost the region $7.9 billion over the next two decades if it is not fixed. Premont will be introduced at a 1 p.m. news conference at the San Diego County Administration Center, according to the county. From 2017 to 2021, Premont was political and economic chief at the U.S. Consulate in Tijuana, where she also served as acting consul general, according to the county. Her efforts there helped secure more than $340 million in U.S. and Mexican federal funding to fight cross-border water pollution, the county said.

Endorsement: Jones and Alessio for county supervisor — and no on Measure A

The decision of the Democratic majority of the San Diego County Board of Supervisors to prioritize keeping public employee unions happy is no surprise. They’re the most powerful wing of the California Democratic coalition, which they made clear to a popular Democratic president after he took office. Despite Barack Obama winning 61% of the state vote on his way to an easy Electoral College win in 2008, his Race to the Top education reform initiative — emphasizing both teacher and student accountability — was dead on arrival in the Golden State. It’s no wonder that 17 years later, California badly trails dirt-poor states like Mississippi in educating its children. But at least that power play was straightforward. In San Diego County, Supervisors Terra Lawson-Remer, Monica Montgomery Steppe and Paloma Aguirre have embraced a strategy of trying to drape their power plays with a noble veneer.

San Diego lawmakers oppose data center concept at NAVWAR campus

All Streams 💀 DAY OF THE DEAD: Celebrate memories of lost loved ones on our KPBS Digital Community Altar. Military San Diego lawmakers oppose data center concept at NAVWAR campus By Andrew Bowen / Metro Reporter Contributors: Carlos Castillo / Video Journalist Published October 16, 2026 at 5:38 PM PDT Facebook WhatsApp Email Carlos Castillo / KPBS Rep. Scott Peters on Friday said he is opposed to the concept of building a data center at the Navy's NAVWAR campus in San Diego's Midway District. For more than two years, the Navy has been in talks with Manchester Financial Group and Edgemoor Infrastructure & Real Estate on redeveloping the site , which sits on 70 acres between Pacific Highway and Interstate 5. It currently houses the Navy's cybersecurity operations. On Thursday, Voice of San Diego reported the development team was considering a 400-megawatt data center as part of the redeve

SDPD youth programs are growing and reaching more kids

Northbound I-5 reopens at Camp Pendleton but southbound lanes remain closed due to fire

All lanes of Interstate 5 near Camp Pendleton were reopened after nearby brush fires shut down the entire freeway for hours in North County on Friday, the California Highway Patrol reported. Northbound I-5 reopened to traffic around 4:30 p.m. at Vandegrift Boulevard, the CHP reported. Southbound traffic from Basilone Road reopened around 5:15 p.m. after crews finished cleaning flame retardant off the freeway. The freeway closure came shortly after a vehicle on a semi-truck vehicle hauler caught on fire around 11 a.m. south of the CHP freeway checkpoint, and the flames spread to nearby brush, according to CHP. Dubbed the Scales fire, the blaze had burned 20 acres by 5 p.m., according to Cal Fire.

US Coast Guard rescues at least 16, searches for more in the water off Mexico's Baja Coast

At least 16 people seen floating in the Pacific Ocean off Mexico’s Baja California coast were rescued in the predawn hours Friday, and authorities were searching for several others, a U.S. Coast Guard official said. Petty Officer Chris Sappey said at about 1 a.m. PT several people were spotted floating in the water about 140 miles west of Ensenada. Sappey said it was unclear why people were in the water and no vessel has been found. He said one person who was rescued said as many as 27 people were on board a boat. Sappey had no further details about what the people were doing. “There was no sight of a vessel in the water, just straight people in the water,” Sappey said.

Breaking: Scales Fire reported in San Diego County on Oct. 16

USC Makes First of Three Trips South to Play UC San Diego

Tritons Host USC in Sold Out Exhibition Contest - UC San Diego

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Santa Ana winds, hot temperatures continue through weekend

Boat carrying 27 sinks near Ensenada along known smuggling route

Here's where you can join a ‘No Kings’ protest this weekend

We're committed to producing news that is for you, not just about you — and making sure it's accessible to all. Help us reach our $3,000 membership goal by Oct. 21 so we can keep providing free and accessible community-centered journalism across San Diego. The No Kings protest movement will continue its efforts this Saturday with demonstrations across San Diego County. According to organizers, this round of protests will focus on telling members of the public to vote early in the upcoming November election. People planning to vote in that election in California must be registered to vote by Oct. 19.

Fires near Camp Pendleton, San Clemente scorch thousands of acres

Firefighters were battling several wildfires in San Diego and Orange counties on Friday, including a large fire on a military installation, amid hot and dry Santa Ana wind conditions that are known to produce devastating wildfires. From the 2,000-acre Henderson Fire on Camp Pendleton, which shut down Interstate 5 lanes two days in a row, to the Norte Fire in San Clemente, which burned several homes, here's what to know about our region's major wildfires. A spot fire from the Henderson Fire forced I-5 to be shut down between Vandergrift Boulevard and Basilone Road again around noon Friday as the blaze grew to more than 2,000 acres.

Second fire in two days sparks near Camp Pendleton, I-5

Firefighters were battling several wildfires in San Diego and Orange counties on Friday, including a large fire on a military installation, amid hot and dry Santa Ana wind conditions that are known to produce devastating wildfires. From the 2,000-acre Henderson Fire on Camp Pendleton, which shut down Interstate 5 lanes two days in a row, to the Norte Fire in San Clemente, which burned several homes, here's what to know about our region's major wildfires. A spot fire from the Henderson Fire forced I-5 to be shut down between Vandergrift Boulevard and Basilone Road again around noon Friday as the blaze grew to more than 2,000 acres.

Ground stop issued at San Diego International Airport due to wind

San Diego police chief says Operation Last Call is stabilizing the Gaslamp Quarter

San Diego police are heading into another weekend with Operation Last Call in effect — and Chief Scott Wahl says the results are already reshaping the downtown environment. Since the end of August, extra officers have been flooding the Gaslamp Quarter on weekends to cut down on crime and fighting. The operation has resulted in 17 arrests, more than 250 misdemeanors and citations, and 4 guns seized. In an interview this week, Wahl said the increased presence is doing more than just making arrests — it's changing behavior.

UC San Diego Partnership with County Helps Hospitals Prepare for Respiratory Virus Surges

The forecasts are now part of the County’s updated respiratory virus report, which also tracks infections and emergency department visits. Flu activity is rising unusually early in San Diego County this year, underscoring the importance of getting vaccinated. A partnership between the University of California San Diego and the County of San Diego is helping local hospitals prepare for respiratory virus surges with new forecasts of hospitalizations for flu, COVID-19 and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).

Profligate county supervisors show what a sham Measure B is

Last year, the San Diego County Board of Supervisors declared that the holdings in the county reserve fund were excessive. Members proceeded to raid the reserves for a non-emergency action — providing bonuses to county employees. Now, they are identifying several areas for emergency funding, such as Tijuana River Valley pollution, and feeding and health services that were stripped from the federal budget. Their proposed solution is to collect an additional half-cent sales tax from the public. It reminds me of the story of a youth who kills both his parents and then asks the court for mercy because he is an orphan. Call it audacity. Call it hubris. Call it what it is — abuse of the critical county reserves fund, followed by a cry to the public to raise funds for an emergency that should be funded from the reserves.

Police release video of officer-involved shooting involving man with torch

SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — The San Diego Police Department released incident video Thursday related to an officer-involved shooting in North Park that left a suspect dead, three officers injured and a police K-9 wounded last month. The video shows footage related to the Sept. 16 shooting in the 4000 block of 30th Street. The incident began shortly after 9 a.m. near El Cajon Boulevard and Oregon Street, where officers responded to reports of a man allegedly acting violently with a metal rod and attempting to break into vehicles. Authorities said the man was also carrying a torch and flammable liquid, prompting a foot pursuit through the neighborhood. The pursuit ended at the Adult Emporium store on 30th Street, where the suspect ran inside. Officers deployed bean bag rounds into the business before sending in a police K-9 to try and apprehend him. According to investigators, the suspect all

CAL FIRE, SDG&E prepares for wildfires and power outages as strong Santa Ana winds pick up