Local News
San Diego Museum Month Continues Across the Region
With participation from more than 70 museums, historical sites, gardens, aquariums and cultural venues, February marks San Diego Museum Month, one of the region’s largest cultural campaigns, offering half-price admission for up to four people throughout the month. The initiative, led by cultural organizations and local authorities, aims to expand…
Reaffirm Education Rights
CHULA VISTA — Regardless of immigration status, children have the right to a free public…
Talking About Suicide Saves Lives
“When I was six years old, my dad took his own life. For a long…
Filipino American Veterans Park Set to Break Ground in Spring 2026
Construction of the Filipino American Veterans Park is scheduled to begin in the spring of…
Business News
New medical center opens
CHULA VISTA.– Sharp Rees-Stealy Medical Group opened its new medical center to the public on January 26, located at 480…
Protest Held Outside Hotel Housing ICE Agents
A peaceful demonstration drew nearly 50 people on Saturday, November 29, outside the Ayres Hotel San Diego South, where community…
Glamour US
“Your beauty, your style, without spending too much.” CHULA VISTA — What began as the dream of a single Latina…
Police Beat
Police Search Underway for Missing 12-Year-Old Boy
Local authorities are conducting an active search for a 12-year-old boy reported missing from the Camden Santa Alicia Apartments in Chula Vista, according to information shared by his family member, Yesenia Hernandez. Hernandez said her younger brother, identified as King, was last seen playing within the apartment complex alongside two girls his age. Out of…
Operation Reported in Chula Vista
Servicios El Latino The AFSC San Diego–US-Mexico Border Program, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting and defending the human rights of migrant workers and their families, reported a Border Patrol operation that blocked an intersection in a residential neighborhood of Chula Vista for several hours. According to information released by the human rights office, the…
Threats Will Now Carry Penalties
Staff Chula Vista Today SAN DIEGO — California has strengthened its criminal laws with the implementation of SB 19, a measure that allows prosecutors to pursue charges for threats directed at institutions such as schools, hospitals, and places of worship, even when no specific individual is named. The legislation, introduced by Assemblymember Darshana Patel and…
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