Heart of Operation Game On still beats
Operation Game On is in full swing with the return of Tony Perez, who dodged fate when his ticker revolted about a year ago.
Jay Paris
Laver was Wimbledon king when he met the queen
Sixty years ago, when the Carlsbad resident won his second of four Wimbledon titles, Queen Elizabeth attended the match.
Don’t boo the messenger, but Chargers are loaded
It’s no fun that they ditched San Diego, but if you’re still tracking NFL football, the Bolts will be fun to watch.
Tatis breaks silence, but actions will speak louder than words
If the Padres' suspended star is truly remorseful, then Tuesday could be a landmark day in franchise history.
For Conlans, humor is par for the course
With his dad/caddy helping keep the mood light, Carlsbad’s Luciano Conlan competes in this week’s prestigious US Amateur in New Jersey.
‘Glue guy’ sticks in ultimate league
San Elijo Hills' Kyle Rubin has persevered to become a key player for the playoff-bound San Diego Growlers.
Does Padres’ aggressive summer equal winning fall?
With a flurry of moves, the Padres won Major League Baseball’s annual swap meet. Now their aim is to reach the World Series and beyond.
Carlsbad teen spreads love through golf
Priest Rivera, 16, a former burn unit patient, worked to install a putting green at a UCSD facility for those in long-term care.
Carmel Valley’s Schauffele is on a jolly good roll
The former San Diego State star has won three times in three countries in three weeks heading into this week’s major at St. Andrews.
Leitner’s lane change put him on road to Padres Hall of Fame
Ted Leitner is the warm and fuzzy friend of all, so much that he answers to “Uncle Teddy.” It wasn’t always that way.
