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SAN DIEGO -- There will be a big absence at Comic-Con International this year and, chances are, star power might face an Avengers-level crisis.

Rick Froberg, a staple of the San Diego music scene who helped headline multiple successful bands, has died at age 55, his longtime collaborator announced.

Bam Margera reportedly has left Lamar Odom's rehab facility in San Diego, and could be heading to Las Vegas.

LOS ANGELES — It's among the nation's most iconic and heavily utilized passenger rail lines, linking Southern California's cities via a stunning coastal route. From the grassy headlands of San Luis Obispo to Orange County's wide-open beaches and San Diego's oceanside bluffs, the so-called Lossan rail corridor is famous for…

SAN DIEGO — Like many other boys from his tribal community, Jeremy Thompson from the Onondoga Nation was given two gifts at birth: The cradleboard his parents carried him in, and a lacrosse stick. When he dies, that stick will be buried alongside him.

Donald Santini, 65, evaded capture for nearly 40 years until he was arrested in San Diego, California

SAN DIEGO — Two more former San Diego State University football players have been added to the lawsuit brought by a woman who said she was gang raped at a house party near the campus nearly in fall 2021.

The former head of a federal agency that investigates chemical accidents improperly spent more than $90,000 during her tenure, including unauthorized trips to and from her California home, remodeling her Washington office and outside media training for herself, according to a new report by a federal watchdog

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Doctor says David Mills’s ‘chances of survival and having a favourable neurological outcome’ were ‘less than one per cent’