San Diego
Tracked across 18 articles in the Nexus archive. Showing the most recent 40.
- California’s clashes over business regulation rage on as legislative session nears end
California faces ongoing clashes over business regulation, with corporate interests opposing mandates from groups like unions, consumer advocates, and environmentalists. Key pending measures include Assembly Bill 2564, which would prohibit 'surveillance pricing,' and Assembly Bill 1776, which aims to broaden the anti-monopoly Cartwright Act to sanction dominant corporations without collusion.
- Former acting U.S. attorney found dead inside federal building in San Diego
Assistant U.S. Atty. Andrew Haden was found dead on Wednesday in an office setting. The discovery took place inside the Edward J. Schwartz Federal Building, which is located in San Diego.
- Former acting U.S. attorney found dead inside federal building in San Diego
Assistant U.S. Atty. Andrew Haden was found dead in an office on Wednesday. The incident occurred inside the Edward J. Schwartz Federal Building in San Diego.
- ‘Darth Vader’ uses dark side to mock controversial surveillance cameras: 'The Emperor is a fan of Flock'
A man dressed as Darth Vader appeared at a San Diego City Council meeting to mockingly defend Flock police surveillance cameras, arguing the technology was necessary for law enforcement purposes. He stated that these systems could be utilized to track people from one location to another, even following children. The article notes this controversy amid public criticism and mentions that SDPD currently uses Flock automated license plate recognition cameras at approximately 500 locations citywide.
- CBP officers seize $67 million in illegal drugs at San Diego border ports, DHS says
CBP officers in San Diego seized over $67 million worth of illegal drugs during hauls between July 1 and July 31. The seizure effort encompassed narcotics including fentanyl, heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamine. Additionally, agents intercepted weaponry, such as an RPG launcher tube and several rifles, attempting to cross the border.
- San Diego 18-year-old pleads guilty to kicking protected sea lion in attack caught on video
An 18-year-old from San Diego pleaded guilty to a federal charge. The charge was related to an incident where he was caught on video kicking and chasing a protected sea lion at a La Jolla beach.
- US navy veterans and military health experts express concern over USS Abraham Lincoln sailors
US navy veterans and military health experts are concerned about sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln due to poor living conditions, water shortages, plumbing issues, and worsening mental health. The carrier has spent over 250 consecutive days at sea supporting operations in the Middle East. These concerns were raised despite Trump downplaying the reported strain on the crew.
- Teen who kicked sea lion in viral video in San Diego pleads guilty
An 18-year-old from La Jolla pleaded guilty in federal court after being filmed attacking a sea lion. The incident took place on the San Diego coast and was captured in a viral video.
- First Thing: Leavitt departs White House press secretary role with Trump’s ratings at historic low
Karoline Leavitt, the White House press secretary in Donald Trump’s administration, announced her departure to focus on being a mother. This exit occurs while President Trump's approval rating is reportedly at a historic low due to voter discontent over rising prices and the war in Iran. The article also noted reports of poor conditions onboard a warship redirected from San Diego to the Middle East.
- Prosecutors seek death penalty for SoCal woman accused of fatally starving adopted daughter
Prosecutors in San Diego are seeking the death penalty against Leticia McCormack. She faces accusations of fatally starving and torturing her adopted 11-year-old daughter, Arabella.
- Prosecutors seek death penalty for SoCal woman accused of fatally starving adopted daughter
San Diego prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against Leticia McCormack. She is accused of fatally starving and torturing her adopted daughter, Arabella. The charges relate to the death of the 11-year-old girl.
- KKR shared profits from a big sale with employees. Here's what they're doing with the windfall.
KKR paid nearly 400 ISC employees substantial payouts following the sale of Integrated Specialty Coverages to Onex Partners. These payments, which ranged up to over $413,000, are part of a broader KKR initiative designed to share private equity profits and promote employee ownership across its portfolio companies. Employees stated that the windfall was life-changing, allowing them to fund vacations and down payments.
- Former San Diego border officer sentenced to 9 years for Sinaloa Cartel drug smuggling scheme
A former Customs & Border Protection officer, Jesse Garcia, was sentenced to nine years in federal court for allowing drug smugglers from the Sinaloa Cartel through the U.S.-Mexico border. Garcia admitted that he provided duty schedules and lane assignments connected to the cartel between 2021 and 2024. He received payment for each drug-laden vehicle allowed into the country.
- Popular smoothie ingredient may reduce one key health benefit, study suggests
Research suggests that bananas contain polyphenol oxidase (PPO), an enzyme capable of breaking down beneficial polyphenols found in ingredients like blueberries. A study published in Food & Function analyzing food absorption showed participants absorbed significantly fewer plant compounds after drinking a banana smoothie compared to taking supplements. However, some dietitians caution that the findings were based on only eight participants and that bananas still provide beneficial nutrients like fiber.
- Courts rule Trump administration can’t cancel $22B in climate grants
Federal courts ruled that the Trump administration illegally attempted to cancel environmental and clean energy grants totaling billions of dollars. Specifically, a federal judge ordered the Environmental Protection Agency to restore $1.6 billion in climate justice grants after finding it unlawful for the EPA to claw back the funds. Separately, an appeals court restricted the agency's ability to terminate over $20 billion in clean energy grants awarded to nonprofit groups.
- Courts rule Trump administration can’t cancel $22B in climate grants
Two courts ruled against the Trump administration's attempt to cancel climate grants, ordering the EPA to reinstate $22 billion in funding for environmental and climate justice programs. A federal appeals court blocked the termination of $20 billion in clean energy grants, while a district judge mandated the restoration of $1.6 billion in grants after finding the EPA's withdrawal unlawful.
- Two courts block Trump bid to cancel $22B in climate grants
Two courts blocked the Trump administration’s attempt to cancel climate grants, ruling the EPA’s termination of $20 billion in clean energy grants and $1.6 billion in climate justice grants unlawful. The rulings require the EPA to reinstate funds awarded under the Biden-era Inflation Reduction Act, though the agency has requested a delay to appeal.
- How Carl DeMaio is pushing the GOP to give up on CA moderates
Carl DeMaio, a San Diego Republican, is advocating for California Republicans to adopt a right-leaning strategy to energize their base rather than moderate to attract more voters. His Reform California movement supported candidates like Kristie Bruce-Lane in the June primary, leading to victories over establishment GOP picks in San Diego and the Central Valley. Bruce-Lane, backed by DeMaio's Reform Local Government PAC, defeated Ed Musgrove, a local official with GOP endorsements, in a Senate District 40 race.
- Acadia: Q2 Earnings Snapshot
Acadia Pharmaceuticals reported second-quarter profit of $31.5 million, or 18 cents per share, exceeding the 6 cents per share estimate. The company's revenue reached $308 million, surpassing forecasts of $293.8 million, with a full-year revenue forecast of $1.24 billion to $1.3 billion. Shares have risen 1% since the start of the year and hit $27, reflecting a 12% increase in the last 12 months.
- ImmunityBio: Q2 Earnings Snapshot
ImmunityBio, Inc. reported a second-quarter loss of $230.4 million, or 22 cents per share, with adjusted losses of 8 cents per share. The company generated $51.2 million in revenue during the period.
- Chilling 1962 Cold War-Era letter reveals nightmare scenario California schools prepared for
A 1962 Cold War-era letter discovered in a California school time capsule details the threat of bomb attacks and the instructions given to San Diego families about preparing for such scenarios. The note to parents paints a stark picture of the nightmare scenario schools were readying for during that period.
- Coming soon to a 3D printer near you: human tissue and organs
Research into 3D printing human tissue and organs is advancing in US university and commercial labs, with San Diego-based Organovo recently achieving a milestone by printing functioning human liver tissue for drug testing.
- Fierce floods or wild waves? How San Diego is preparing for a winter of extreme weather under El Niño.
San Diego is preparing for a winter of extreme weather under a 'super El Niño' season, which could bring floods, low rainfall, or severe coastal erosion. Aging stormwater systems and century-old dams heighten risks, prompting the city to form an El Niño working group across departments to monitor vulnerable areas like creeks and lakes.
- US military says F-35B jet fighter crashes in California, pilot safe
A US military F-35B jet fighter crashed near Miramar airbase in San Diego. The pilot was unharmed following the incident.
- Pilot of F-35 military jet that crashed in San Diego in stable condition after ejecting
The pilot of an F-35 military jet that crashed at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego, California, on Friday ejected and is in stable condition with non-life-threatening injuries. CBS News' Carter Evans reported the details.
- Marine Corps says F-35B stealth fighter crashed in California, pilot ejected
A U.S. Marine Corps F-35B stealth fighter crashed near Miramar air base in San Diego after the pilot ejected safely. The incident, classified as a 'Class A mishap,' resulted in no fatalities but caused significant damage to the aircraft.
- F-35B jet crashed near Marine Corps in San Diego, pilot ejected safely – officials
An F-35B fighter jet crashed near a US Marine Corps base in San Diego, causing a small fire that was extinguished by first responders. The pilot ejected safely and sustained non-life-threatening injuries, receiving treatment at a local medical facility.
- F-35B jet crashed near Marine Corps in San Diego, pilot ejected safely – officials
An F-35B fighter jet crashed near a US Marine Corps base in San Diego, causing a small fire that was extinguished by first responders. The pilot ejected safely and sustained non-life-threatening injuries, receiving treatment at a local medical facility.
- F-35B stealth fighter crashed in California, US Marine Corps says
An F-35B stealth fighter crashed near Miramar airbase in San Diego, California, after the pilot ejected and was treated for non-life-threatening injuries. The US Marine Corps classified the incident as a 'Class A mishap,' and the jet costs approximately US$109 million.
- F-35 fighter jet crashes in San Diego and sparks fire on Miramar air base
An F-35 fighter jet crashed in San Diego, sparking a fire at Miramar air base. Firefighters responded to the crash site on July 31, 2026.
- F-35 fighter jet crashes near San Diego
A U.S. Marine Corps F-35 stealth fighter jet crashed at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego, Calif., on Friday. Emergency crews responded to the scene, which officials described as an 'aircraft mishap.' The cause of the crash remains unclear.
- Watch: F-35 crash at Marine Corps station in San Diego
An F-35 military aircraft crashed near the Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego, California. Authorities have not yet released information on the cause of the crash or whether there were any injuries.
- F-35 jet crashes after 'aircraft mishap' near Southern California Marine base
An F-35 fighter jet crashed into a field near Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego on Friday. Military officials confirmed the crash, and emergency personnel responded to the 'aircraft mishap' on a flight line.
- Plane crashes at U.S. Marine Corps' Miramar air base in San Diego
A plane crashed at the U.S. Marine Corps' largest air base in Miramar, San Diego on Friday morning. Details of the crash were not immediately clear, but crews were responding to a nearby brush fire.
- Plane crashes at U.S. Marine Corps' Miramar air base in San Diego
A plane crashed at the U.S. Marine Corps' Miramar air base in San Diego Friday morning. Details of the crash were unclear, but crews were responding to a nearby brush fire.
- F-35 military jet crashes in Miramar near San Diego
An F-35 military jet crashed in San Diego's Miramar neighborhood on Friday, prompting a response from emergency crews at Miramar Airbase. The incident occurred near the Miramar Airbase.
- F-35 military jet crashes in Miramar near San Diego
An F-35 military jet crashed in Miramar near San Diego, prompting emergency crews to respond at Miramar Airbase.
- F-35 military jet crashes in Miramar near San Diego
An F-35 military jet crashed in Miramar near San Diego, prompting emergency crews at Miramar Airbase to respond to the incident.
- F-35 military jet crashes in Miramar near San Diego
An F-35 military jet crashed in San Diego's Miramar neighborhood. Emergency crews at Miramar Airbase responded to the incident.
- OCOOPA is recalling 1.5 million hand warmers after fires, burns, and a death
OCOOPA is recalling 1.5 million hand warmers due to overheating lithium-ion batteries that can ignite, causing fires, burns, and a death. An 83-year-old San Diego woman died in February 2026 from the incident.