Ring in the New Year dancing!

There's nothing like ringing in the New Year with hot Latin music, that's why around the County this Friday night there will be several events where you can say goodbye to 2010 to the sound of Caribbean music. There may be no better way to start the New Year than by moving to the rhythm […]

The Sockers play against the San Diego Fusion tonight at Del Mar Arena.

The San Diego Sockers might need a break from a break The Premier Arena Soccer League club has had its recent troubles after taking some time to rest for the holiday season after suffering its second consecutive defeat with a 9-8 overtime loss to the previously win-less California Cougars at the Stockton Arena Monday night. […]

Crews brace for more landslides

Seven houses collapse in Tijuana

It’s now easier to reach Baja Cal. lobster meal

ROSARITO BEACH – It’s now easier and faster to reach your favorite lobster meal in Puerto Nuevo. Baja California officials announced that they have finished work on a key bridge connecting to the town famous for its lobster deals, south of Rosarito Beach. Since Saturday, the bridge located in the tiny town of El Morro […]

How would you spend $196 million?

Agents detain two attempted smugglers

Stuffed Florentine chicken breasts

New goal for long-time coach: Relaxation

He was too busy to talk. He probably had something better to attend to. After all, Ron Pietila has always been known for being a busy guy. But this time, the coach had some business that didn't involve soccer. Well, at least at the moment it didn't. "Can I call you in a little while?" […]

A community’s pilgrimage lights up the night

Tijuana, like San Diego, is populated by a collection of cultures that have settled here. One of the largest, most distinctive groups hails from the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca. Their celebration this month in Tijuana was one of the colorful ones in the region. The oaxaqueños are concentrated in various colonias, like the one […]

Tijuana shoppers give nice gift to S.D. stores

Resilient shoppers

Tijuana opens its taste buds to sophisticated flavors

Tijuana.– It is common to see restaurants across the city that boast "the authentic taste of Veracruz," "the flavor of Colima," and the "Seafood Sinaloa style." But there are also a growing number of establishments that offer an emerging local cuisine, known as Bajamed, and other international food. "Diners in Tijuana are living at a […]

State of alert ends in Tijuana but risks remain

Earthquake hits Mexicali

Ravens fly high in spite of rain

Crews cope with Tijuana flooding as rain moves out

Two brothers slain in Tijuana neighborhood

TIJUANA – Two young men were found shot to death shortly after midnight Wednesday in a residential neighborhood, state authorities announced. The victims were identified as brothers Omar Alejandro and Adrián Vargas Gómez, who appeared to be between 20 to 25 years old. They had been shot several times and had signs of being tortured, […]

Latino population grew about 25% in California

The first release of 2010 Census figures showed California's population had grown by about 10 percent over the past decade. Though not official yet, the Latino population fueled much of the state's growth. The Latino population in California grew by about 25 percent during the past decade, according to U.S. Census Bureau figures. About 11 […]

Storm turns deadly in Tijuana as rain continues

TIJUANA – A fence collapsed at dawn Wednesday in the rain killing a woman, but emergency crews rescued a guard that had gotten trapped in a canal near the border, emergency authorities reported. The woman, identified as Norma Arredondo, 30, died outside her home in colonia Rancho Las Flores, on the city’s west side, said […]