One San Diego spouse of a sailor aboard Lincoln said she’s worried exhaustion could cause the crew to make mistakes that put their safety at risk.
“I can't imagine working basically for nine months straight, and being expected to perform at my best,” she said.
Swimming in open water gives you a natural breath work practice you won't find in yoga class.
Here are some tips: https://www.axios.com/local/san-diego/2026/08/14/san-diego-ocean-swimming-beginners-breathing-safety-tips
After just a month, the closed bathrooms in Mission Bay Park will be open once again.
YouTube and other streaming platforms will be blocked on student Chromebooks, though teachers can allow access for specific lessons.
Non-instructional gaming sites will also be blocked, but educational games can still be used.
Chromebook carts are being removed from transitional kindergarten classrooms.
We mapped the streets laid out for cuts in the city's Comprehensive Speed Management Plan. Zoom in to see the changes coming to your neighborhood.
Congresswoman Sara Jacobs has big plans this fall: help Democrats take back the House, then pass universal free child care.
The answer to who can possibly afford to buy a home in San Diego might be outsiders — specifically, people from Los Angeles.
There's no such thing as being too short to don Star Wars stormtrooper armor in the 501st Legion, but your costume better be on point.
Warmer water from El Niño is expected to push sharks north from Mexico, which means San Diego could see the return of great white sharks, plus hammerhead sharks, bull sharks and tiger sharks.
Almost half of the 28 bathrooms in the park are closing starting today.
The city waited until after the holiday weekend to close the toilets, city spokesperson Matt Hoffman tells Axios. Details here:
Fashion Valley and Mission Valley malls are less than a mile apart, but the shopping experience in them couldn't be more different. Fashion Valley has every designer store you can think of; Mission Valley has the more traditional array of a Footlocker, Hot Topic, a comic book shop and claw arcade games.
Louka Dlagnekov doesn't have what you'd call a conventional idea of fun. In December, he climbed Cowles Mountain 32 times in a row in just under 24 hours.
The San Diego Municipal Employees Association poll found 69% of respondents said the city is on the wrong track, up from 49% last September.
Just 19% said the city was going in the right direction, the lowest number since the union started polling on that question in 2020.
There's bad news for families, runners and anyone who drinks a lot of coffee: Many San Diego public bathrooms are still on the chopping block in the mayor's revised budget proposal.
Barrio Logan's beloved Las Cuatro Milpas is reopening its doors Tuesday in a new space.
The family-run Mexican restaurant that drew long lines out front had been a staple of the San Diego neighborhood for nearly a century before it closed in December.
E-bike collisions across San Diego have nearly quadrupled over the past five years, police data obtained exclusively by Axios shows.