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| Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt is leaving the agency. |
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A U.S. judge on Thursday rejected a request by the Trump administration to block two California laws that protect immigrants in the country illegally, but he |   | |
| The Trump administration admits that it is holding hundreds more children separated from their parents after being apprehended at the border than officials had previously estimated. Roughly 100 are under the age of 5. None have yet been reunited with their parents. |
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| Some of the most popular trails in the county will be off-limits to hikers this weekend due to extreme heat. |
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| Temperatures expected to reach 100 degrees and more in some areas of San Diego County. |
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| When a government official has too many scandals to list, that doesn't bode well for staying in office. |
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| Coronado to scrap impounded dockless bicycles. |
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| Barring a last-minute change, the Trump administration planned to impose added tariffs on hundreds of Chinese products in a bid to narrow the U.S. trade deficit with China. The tariff's could be imposed just after 9 p.m. Pacific time Thursday. |
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| Brain Corp.'s self-driving technology for robots will power Savioke's new robots aimed at delivers in hospitals. |
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| Padres outfielder Wil Myers knows what he needs to do, which is focus on the now. |
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| Jud Buechler, the San Diego Section Player of the Year in 1986 for Poway High. |
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| Polish-born playwright's works spring from stories of people she grew up around |
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| Lots of predictable gags about tater tots and couch potatoes this week |
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