San Diego FC conceded a gut-wrenching second-half added-time goal as regular time finished 2-2 on Saturday night at Providence Park. Timbers went on to down visiting SDFC 3-2 in the penalty shootout to tie the series a game apiece.

Timbers score late in stoppage time, then rally during penalty kicks to defeat San Diego to tie their MLS Cup first-round playoff series at 1-1.

The much heralded Michelin Guide’s star ratings for restaurants are now being handed out for hotels — they’re called “keys” — and two properties in San Diego are the first in the city to secure the prestigious accolade.

Despite not having the best of regular seasons, the Timbers managed to sneak into the playoffs thanks to grabbing one of the two Wild Card spots in the West. Having home-field advantage for at least one match paid off, as the Timbers came away with a 3-1 win over Real Salt Lake this past Wednesday.

Governor Newsom urges San Diego to vote Prop 50 amid heated gerrymandering battle ahead of Tuesday's special election.

SAN DIEGO, CA — The University of Dayton football team never led the San Diego Toreros in a 31-13 loss on Saturday afternoon. Drew VanVleet was sacked five times and threw two interceptions. Dayton turned it over three times. They were held to 214 yards of total offense. UD falls to 6-3 overall.

California clean-air officials have ended the statewide electric-bike program that was badly botched by a San Diego nonprofit and left thousands of applicants frustrated and angry. In a statement, the California Air Resources Board blamed “budget constraints” for closing out what was called the California E-Bike Incentive Project,

A San Diego lawmaker has proposed a new tax on short-term rentals that could net up to $135 million for the city. But there are downsides.

The U.S. Coast Guard intercepted an 18-foot panga-style vessel carrying 11 suspected undocumented migrants about 13 miles northwest of Mission Bay on Thursday, and transported them to a Department of Homeland Security agency for further processing.

Food pantries expect demand for goods to surge. California, county agencies and private groups are pouring in tens of millions of dollars to help.