The San Diego FC will face defending MLS Cup champion Los Angeles Galaxy this weekend, a team that has failed to win any matches this season.

San Diego FC announced their presence when they blanked the defending champion Los Angeles Galaxy in their MLS debut on Feb. 22.

The Los Angeles Galaxy won the MLS Cup at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson on Dec. 7. Less than three months later, they opened the 2025 season there against expansion San Diego FC. And lost 2-0, ending a 22-game home unbeaten streak. “We didn’t look like a team,” Galaxy coach Greg Vanney said, “that just won the championship.”

Three players on the team have Padres fans fed up with their lackluster performance, and all must do more to help the team win.

Business is business, and the Los Angeles Dodgers understand that. Releasing Chris Taylor last week, the Dodgers could see him play for a new team in the near future. It remains uncertain what Taylor plans to do for the rest of his career,

Lucas began working for San Diego County in 2001, holding jobs as deputy and chief deputy medical examiner, the second-in-command. Perhaps the most high-profile autopsies that Lucas is known for conducting were those of 6-year-old Max Shacknai and 32-year-old Rebecca Zahau in the mysterious Coronado Spreckels mansion case of 2011.

Lingering effects of the pandemic and January 2025 wildfires have included decreases in hotel bookings and air travel into LAX.

Orange, Santa Barbara and San Diego counties are soon to surpass the $100,000 annual salary threshold for a low-income single-person household in California, if current trends continue.

By losing 14-0 to the Toronto Blue Jays on Wednesday, the San Diego Padres' five-game losing streak reached a low point not seen since the franchise's origins.