Local News
How Gaming Can Become A Larger Part Of Chula Vista
The gaming industry has grown tremendously in the last two decades. For obvious reasons, 2020 alone saw a massive spike in global gaming growth that shot up by 9.3%. This was followed in 2021 by a further 10.4% growth. While figures did begin normalizing by 2022 (4.6%), overall growth since…
How Online Leisure Trends Shape Daily Life In Local Communities
Online leisure used to mean a quick scroll or a single show in the evening.…
Deadline Approaches for Task Force
By Jeanette Sanchez January 3, 2026, is the deadline for community members to apply to…
Protest Held Outside Hotel Housing ICE Agents
A peaceful demonstration drew nearly 50 people on Saturday, November 29, outside the Ayres Hotel…
Business News
Glamour US
“Your beauty, your style, without spending too much.” CHULA VISTA — What began as the dream of a single Latina…
Increase in Flight Cancellations
SAN DIEGO — Starting at 12:01 a.m. on Friday, November 7, the FAA implemented a nationwide 10% reduction in flight…
Latina Leaders to Be Empowered Through Business Workshop
The program “Mujeres en Acción – Business Workshop” will offer an intensive training on communication and sales designed for businesswomen…
Police Beat
Threats Will Now Carry Penalties
Staff Chula Vista Today SAN DIEGO — California has strengthened its criminal laws with the implementation of SB 19, a measure that allows prosecutors to pursue charges for threats directed at institutions such as schools, hospitals, and places of worship, even when no specific individual is named. The legislation, introduced by Assemblymember Darshana Patel and…
Quick Response
CHULA VISTA – Halloween celebrations trace their origins to an ancient pagan festival celebrated by the Celts 2,000 years ago. Although it has become an annual tradition in the United States, it has at times been marred by tragic acts of violence. Such was the case with the murder of two teenagers, ages 15 and…
CBP Officers Seize Over 215 Pounds of Fentanyl at Otay Mesa Border
The discovery occurred on November 24 at approximately 2:25 a.m. during a routine pre-primary roving inspection. A CBP K-9 unit detected narcotics in a 2008 SUV driven by a 31-year-old man seeking entry into the U.S. The vehicle and driver were referred to a secondary inspection area for further examination. Using advanced non-intrusive inspection technology,…
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