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Navy Commissions Another Littoral Combat Ship Headed to San Diego
The U.S. Navy commissioned Independence-variant littoral combat ship USS Kingsville — LCS 36 — at the Solomon P. Ortiz Center in Corpus Christi, Texas, on Saturday. The ship’s homeport will be Naval Base San Diego, where all Navy trimaran variants of the littoral class are based. Russell...
Hamdi Brought the Bass to Daisy Chain’s Latest Wicked West Event
Daisy Chain welcomed a stacked bass lineup to Wicked West, which included Em Yujin, jordnmoody, sumthin sumthin, and the hard-hitting Hamdi!. Daisy Chain has steadily made a name for itself in the San Diego dance music community. Since its earliest beginnings, the brand has set itself apart by booking incredible lineups with huge names and giving local up-and-coming artists a platform to showcase their prowess. In a city heavily dominated by house and techno with brands like FNGRS CRSSD and Desert Hearts, Daisy Chain is breathing new life into the local scene with carefully curated lineups, unique offerings like on-site tattoos, a plethora of vendors, and, more importantly, building a community based on authenticity and respect.
San Diego celebrates 10 years of Tuna Harbor Dockside Market at Seaport Village
Dozens of San Diegans lined up bright and early on Saturday morning for the Tuna Harbor Dockside Market at Seaport Village. Every Saturday morning from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., crowds walk along the dock to peruse the stalls of local, freshly caught fish. This year, the open-air fish market...
Padres' Mason McCoy: Seeing regular playing time
McCoy is batting ninth and playing shortstop Saturday against the Mets. Saturday's contest will be McCoy's third consecutive start at shortstop, as he's seemingly supplanted Tyler Wade as the Padres' replacement for Ha-Seong Kim (shoulder). Since being called up Wednesday, McCoy is 3-for-8 with two runs and an RBI.
Birch Aquarium announces Living Seas transformation
La Jolla, CA–Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego Wednesday announced Living Seas. This reimagined exhibition will replace the aquarium’s famed Hall of Fishes next summer. The exhibition, the largest capital improvement since the aquarium was built in 1992, invites guests to journey through...
‘I don't blame responding officers,' father of Point Loma shooting victim says
One day after San Diego police revealed they had been called out to a Point Loma home twice in the week before a deadly shooting earlier this week, a victim's family member told NBC 7 on Friday he believes responding officers are not at fault. "I don't blame responding officers....
Shark tries to yank tuna away from fishermen off San Diego, video shows
Wild video shows the moment a group of fishermen fought a shark over a tuna.The incident happened off the San Diego coast.In the footage, the shark is seen biting a large tuna that they caught on a line. After a brief game of tug-of-war, the shark let the fish go and swam away.The mako shark weighs several hundred pounds with some serious teeth and jaws, so the fisherman had their work cut out for them.
San Diego schools expand mental health support with wellness coaches
A new California grant program is boosting mental health support in schools. KPBS health reporter Heidi de Marco says certified wellness coaches will help address the rise in students’ mental health issues. A word of warning, this story mentions suicide. Kaleb Coleman is an eighth grader at Wangenheim Middle...
Man, 53, Suffers Brain Bleed in SD Crash After Losing Control of Lincoln Town Car
A 53-year-old man was hospitalized Saturday with bleeding of the brain after he lost control of his 2008 Lincoln Town Car and was struck from behind by another car in the San Diego neighborhood of Kensington. The crash was reported at approximately 11:23 pm. Friday and San Diego Police officers...
"Let's Go Brandon" T-Shirts Can Be Barred from Middle School on Grounds of Vulgarity
Before we get to Brandon, let's detour to Bethel School Dist. No. 403 v. Fraser (1986). Matthew Fraser gave this nomination speech for a friend who was running for high school vice-president:. I know a man who is firm—he's firm in his pants, he's firm in his shirt, his character...
Padres, dynamic catching duo continue playoff push vs. Mets
On their own, Kyle Higashioka and Luis Campusano are two ordinary major league players. But if you mix the stats of the two catchers together, you have the top home run hitter for the playoff-contending San Diego Padres. The Padres will try to take a second straight win from the visiting New York Mets Saturday night in the third of the teams' four-game series. Higashioka knocked in three runs during Friday night's 7-0 win, cracking his career-high 15th homer of the year with a man aboard in the bottom of the second. Combined, the duo has belted 23 homers and knocked in 81 runs, even though neither is hitting higher than .233. The 81 RBIs also would lead the team. Jurickson Profar tops the Padres with 77. "It's been great; they've made the lineup longer," San Diego manager Mike Shildt said after Friday night's game. "Higgy has been fantastic; he had the big swing tonight early and then adds on another run later. Campy has also given us production and has helped us with (Dylan) Cease and (Martin) Perez, so they're a really good combination." While Higashioka has gotten most of the starting assignments lately, Campusano earned his claim to fame on July 25 in Washington when he caught Cease's no-hitter, the second in franchise history. Getting that kind of unnoticed production near the bottom of the lineup helps explain why the Padres are 23-8 since the All-Star break and just a half-game behind Arizona for the first wild-card spot in the National League. They'll try to keep their playoff push going on Saturday night behind right-hander Michael King (11-6, 3.18 ERA). He's won his past two starts, including a 5-3 decision Monday night against Minnesota after permitting two runs on four hits and three walks with six strikeouts in six innings. In five career outings, four of them out of the bullpen, against New York, King has no record but a 2.25 earned run average and 15 strikeouts in 12 innings. Meanwhile, the Mets will turn to left-hander David Peterson (7-1, 3.00) for another key start after getting just 2 1/3 ineffective innings Friday night from Paul Blackburn before he left after taking a liner off his pitching hand. Peterson turned in a quality start Monday night during his team's 4-3 win over Baltimore, striking out eight and giving up just two earned runs in seven innings. He's lost both career starts against San Diego, allowing six runs in 12 innings. New York will hope for length from Peterson after its relievers had to cover 9 2/3 innings in the series' first two games. Manager Carlos Mendoza asked Ryne Stanek, Danny Young and Adam Ottavino for multiple-inning performances, which could affect their availability for Saturday night. The Mets also demoted Huascar Brazoban to Triple-A Syracuse after he gave up two runs in the ninth inning Thursday night, upping his earned run average to 6.30 in nine games since being acquired from Miami at the trade deadline. "He's probably taking it too hard on himself, especially after a bad outing," Mendoza said. "I think it's more of a reset for him because stuff-wise, he is really good." New York activated Dedniel Nunez from the injured list to replace Brazoban. --Field Level Media.
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