Judge dismisses lawsuit against NFL over Chargers’ relocation
SAN DIEGO — A lawsuit alleging the National Football League violated its own relocation policies when the Chargers moved to Los Angeles was dismissed Friday
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North County’s Weddle gets last laugh on Chargers
After coming out of retirement some five weeks ago, the former Charger played a key role in the Rams’ second title in franchise history.
Carlsbad’s Carney gets a kick from the Super Bowl kickers
Carlsbad resident John Carney has the most points in Chargers history, was part of two Super Bowl teams and has tutored countless others.
‘Speedy’ is gone, but his story never gets old
The news of Chargers great Leslie “Speedy” Duncan’s death came with sadness, appreciation and the recognition of two unlikely occurrences.
Sports Talk: Ted talks and readers are reluctant to say ‘Uncle’
“When walking through the ballpark people always said, ‘You need to do a book because we love all your stories you tell,’” Ted Leitner says.
Sports Talk: Chargers open season with promise and problems
The Chargers — remember them? — are teed up and ready to start another season on Sunday.
Ex-NFL tight end Kellen Winslow II pleads not guilty to rape charges
Former NFL tight end Kellen Winslow II pleaded not guilty June 15 to charges that he allegedly kidnapped and raped two women and sexually assaulted
Son of Chargers legend Winslow arrested on suspicion of rape
Former NFL tight end Kellen Winslow II, son of San Diego Chargers legend Kellen Winslow, was arrested today — for the second time in a
