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| As Central Americans from the immigrant caravan enter the U.S., they prepare for a difficult and lengthy asylum process. |
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| The strikes involve more than 9,000 UCSD employees represented by three different unions, but the focus is largely on university hospitals because patients with already-scheduled procedures have the potential to be affected most directly. |
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President Donald Trump's new lawyer Rudy Giuliani said Wednesday that Trump repaid his personal attorney Michael Cohen for a $130,000 payment to Stormy Daniels. |
| Fundraising is becoming increasingly more competitive in one San Diego City Council race, while the leading candidates in three other races have pulled further from the pack heading into the June 5 primary. |
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| Rain light but most in 6 weeks; showers possible through Wednesday |
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| The U.S. should lead the fight against global warming, not undercut it. |
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| Readers React | Kim Jong-un is now a major player on the world stage. Who's playing who here? |
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| The company sees sales gains as it prepares to launch its next generation continuous glucose monitor technology that no longer requires finger pricks for calibration. |
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| The utility wants to replace an old pipeline between Rainbow and Miramar with a new, wider, natural gas line but an administrative law judge has recommended that commissioners at the CPUC reject the proposal. |
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| Once again, opponent goes on to win after scoring in the first inning against the Padres. |
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| In Kentucky Derby ramp-up coverage, NBC plans to air two stories with ties to San Diego County: San Luis Rey Downs fire survivors and Derby-contending owner and trainer Mick Ruis of El Cajon. |
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| KAABOO Del Mar on Tuesday announced its culinary lineup for its 2018 festival and it reads like a Who's Who of A-list celebrity chefs, including Michael Mina, Ludo Lefebvre, Richard Blais and Brian Malarky. |
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| Ground clearing is scheduled to start on Disneyland's fourth hotel in July, with an opening date set for 2021. Disney broke ground on a new 6,500-space parking structure in February. |
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