Sophie Gregoire-Trudeau: Life’s hard for Canada’s first lady
Canada’s first lady Sophie Gregoire-Trudeau is even being compared to Kim Kardashian
Can the U.S. talk about children not imaginary friends?
Judged by what we actually do — or, more accurately, don’t do — to help small children and their parents, America is unique among advanced countries in its utter indifference to the lives of its youngest citizens.
Stamp fans sticking to collecting
One Sunday a month, stamp enthusiasts gather at the Al Bahr Shrine Center to buy and sell stamps.
Woman killed after stepping into traffic ID’d
The woman who got out of her car in the middle of a Mission Bay road and was fatally struck by a car last week was a Lemon Grove resident.
Mebane: Chargers more talented than Seahawks
The former Seattle nose tackle talks up the draft pedigree on his new defense.
CFO who blew whistle on charity is terminated
The longtime chief financial officer at Mental Health Systems, who alerted county investigators and his board of directors to what he called financial fraud, has been formally terminated by the nonprofit organization.
Deadline looms for primary voters
Time is running out to change parties and vote by mail
Border fence impact on wetland mixed
As birds sing and lizards scuttle in the lush vegetation of the Tijuana River Valley, helicopters circle overhead, and Border Patrol agents on all-terrain vehicles comb the area looking to stop illegal border-crossers.
SDG&E’s electric car push
SDG&E launches a $52.5 million program to install 3,500 charging stations for electric vehicles in every community it serves.
Jumbled NL West: Padres’ shot or false hope?
The Padres, 4 1/2 games out in the National League West, will play their next three series against the division’s top two teams.
Grandmothers gather monthly for camaraderie
Once a month about two dozen grandmothers gather for lunch and camaraderie at the Park Avenue Community Center in Escondido.
Pilot killed in LA-area crash was in local flying club
The pilot killed in a crash in Los Angeles County Sunday morning was a long-time member of a local flying club.
Who will win Oregon, Kentucky primary, guaranteed*
Who will win the next round of elections? Here are the U-T editorial board’s picks.
The last U-T editorial written in Mission Valley
This is the last editorial of tens of thousands written in The San Diego Union-Tribune’s Mission Valley office. Today, the U-T opens the doors of its new downtown digs at 600 B St.
Gannett’s bid for Tribune Publishing jumps to $15 a share
The Los Angeles Times is owned by Tribune Publishing. (Al Seib / Los Angeles Times)
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