Jayden Lobliner became just the second player in San Diego baseball history to hit for the cycle during Thursday’s victory over Loyola Marymount. His performance helped keep USD’s postseason hopes alive heading into their final regular season games.
The House has approved new funding focused on improving U.S. military infrastructure as well as support services for veterans across key California bases following a vote supported by Rep. Vince Fong (CA-20). The bill includes targeted allocations addressing facility upgrades along with expanded healthcare access.
San José State men’s basketball has announced that KJ Martin Jr., formerly of Tulsa, will join their roster for the upcoming season. Head coach Tim Miles highlighted Martin’s potential following his freshman year contributions at Tulsa.
San Diego State University’s Harry Takis has been named Mountain West Men’s Golfer of the Year after setting school records during his sophomore season. Teammate Tyler Kowack also made all-conference honors as both prepare for upcoming NCAA regional play.
San José State seniors Avinash Iyer and Keshav “KC” Mungali were named to this year’s All-Mountain West Men’s Golf Team following strong performances throughout the season. Both athletes will compete alongside teammate Ivan Barahona in next week’s NCAA Men’s Golf Corvallis Regional.
San Diego State dropped its second game against UNLV, losing 3-1 despite securing its conference title earlier this week. Tyce Peterson hit a solo home run but SDSU struggled offensively as they prepare for next week’s tournament.
UCLA released a detailed guide about registering and voting in California’s June primary election. The article covers deadlines for registration, ways to vote on campus—including mail-in options—and highlights major races such as governor and mayor.
Five San Diego softball players have been honored by the West Coast Conference for their academic achievements alongside athletic contributions during the 2026 season. The group includes Mallory Axline, Taylor Johnson, Hailey Mulligan, Alex Riggs, and Kelsey Tadlock.
Representative John Garamendi joined a group of Bay Area lawmakers calling for increased federal investment in local trails for cyclists and pedestrians. They urged Congress to boost support for programs that fund safer walking paths and bike routes across the region.
Rep. Ken Calvert announced new federal funding totaling nearly $3.8 million aimed at enhancing police technology across Riverside County communities including Corona and Palm Desert. Local officials praised these investments designed to boost real-time intelligence gathering capabilities.