Parents and young daughter found dead inside San Carlos home
A couple and their 8th-grade daughter were found dead in their San Carlos home from gunshot wounds.
San Diego’s troubled reservoirs brace for ‘Super’ El Niño. How the city is addressing downstream risks
San Diego looks to shore up reservoirs in preparation for the arrival of what some are calling, “Godzilla El Nino”.
Mission Times Courier: September 11, 2026
Mission Times Courier spotlights: Dailard Elementary celebrating 50 years serving San Carlos with a Sept. 26 event including performances and a time capsule. SDSU cheerleaders inspire at Snapdragon as ticket prices drop. Scientists study Super El Niño impacts. Ty France guided by Tony Gwynn. Taste of College Area returns; Music Hall of Fame inductees revealed.
San Carlos United Methodist Preschool remodel — A little help from a lot of volunteers
A volunteer’s account of the remodel of the preschool at San Carlos United Methodist Church where over 60 volunteers lent a hand.
Friars Road Speedway: SDPD issued more speeding tickets on Friars than any other road
Speeding tickets in San Diego are up. One stretch of Friars Road has the distinction of having the most speeding tickets issued.
From Sweet Caroline to ‘not love’ songs from PiL to Blues legend Bobby Rush — live music round-up
Neil Diamond cover-band, PiL, and blues legends, here’s a list of concerts coming to San Diego County this week.
Taste of College Area returns for third annual tasting event
Taste of College Area returns for its third year, featuring some of the area’s best in dining, coffee, and other treats.
Dailard Elementary in San Carlos celebrates 50 years
Dailard Elementary in San Carlos is celebrating its 50th year in the community.
Prices are rising, but not for Aztec football. San Diego State lowers ticket prices in fight to fill Snapdragon
For 2026, season tickets cost up to 35% less than they did a year ago, depending on the seats and section, according to the university.
Peters wants the feds to build a large-scale carbon removal system. Advocates aren’t optimistic
Rep. Scott Peters is co-sponsoring a bill that would give the federal government a massive role removing carbon from the environment to combat climate change.
San Diego State football aims high, seeking a title to begin Pac-12 era
The Aztecs open the season at home this weekend. Head coach Sean Lewis would like to see hardware “in our trophy case at the end of the year.”
SDFC may have prevailed in Lozano’s return, but everyone’s talking about that apparent snub
Post-game video showed an encounter between Lozano, whose brief tenure with SDFC ended with his loan to the LA Galaxy, and his former coach.
Family of San Diego State grad who died from head trauma after Magic Mountain rollercoaster ride settles suit
The family of SDSU grad Christopher Hawley, settled their lawsuit against Six Flags Magic Mountain over Hawley’s 2022 death after a rollercoaster ride.
Chucky Lozano found a new home in LA, but he’s already back as SDFC hosts rival Galaxy
Some fans harbored hopes that Lozano might return to SDFC, but those hopes were dashed last month with the forward’s loan to the LA Galaxy.
Poinsettia Bowl, last played in 2016, returns to San Diego in December
The Poinsettia Bowl was discontinued after 2016 following a 12-year run as an NCAA-sanctioned bowl.
City details El Niño prep, but other parts of aging stormwater system require repairs of up to $100M
Crews are clearing channels, repairing a stormwater pump and adding back-up generators to the most critical infrastructure ahead of expected storms.
San Diego evaluating developing library sites, other city-owned parcels, to address housing crunch
The city said that the effort is intended to explore opportunities and ideas to add housing to city-owned properties, not replace the the existing use.
New lower speed limits rolling out with student safety to and from school a priority for city and district officials
“There’s a lot to implement in the plan,” said a city spokesperson. “We think school zones are most important to implement first.”
So you think you can dance with AI? An SDSU professor is giving it a go
As artificial intelligence becomes an expectation in the workforce, professors in one SDSU creative department decide how to adapt.
San Diego Music Hall of Fame reveals 2026 inductees, including Mojo Nixon, Big Mountain
Hall of Fame founder Jefferson Jay called the 2026 class “a wonderful, eclectic group.” It includes jazz, punk, reggae and blues artists.
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