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Jacob Smith Given the plethora of cooking hacks and techniques that crowd the internet and social media, it can sometimes be difficult to

Jacob Smith, FSU Wire The ACC is filled with coaches in differing situations - some have as much job security as one can possibly have, while others are hoping 2026 won't be their last year in their respective city.

Morning classes at San Diego City College were overshadowed yesterday when a man climbed a large tree on campus and refused to come down, triggering

A pre-dawn fire tore through Jilberto's Taco Shop along Highway 76 in Pauma Valley today, leaving the building in ruins and briefly choking off a key route through the area.

A break in these octopuses' protein-making machinery boosts their accuracy. Plus, a Nobel-prizewinner has left the United States for China and the effects of microgravity on the brain.

Yesterday's commute through Kearny Mesa turned violent when a driver allegedly opened fire on another vehicle on the transition ramp from eastbound

Yesterday in Kearny Mesa, dozens of grieving parents and neighbors traded quiet memorials for a very public march.

Central Valley farmers just got a serious tech upgrade. Last Thursday, Fresno State hosted the public launch of the F3i Supercomputing Center at

Sewage is paying off for La Jolla scientists. Scripps Research has secured two Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation awards totaling $2 million to expand

Grief is hard enough. In San Diego, the bill that follows can feel like a second blow.