Padres outfielder Tommy Pham discusses a number of topics, including joining Summer Camp, his experience with COVID-19, staying in shape for the last few months, adding a pitching machine to his condo and much more.
Hear from Padres outfielder Wil Myers on a number of topics, including how he stayed in shape after spring training was shut down, his thoughts on Jayce Tingler, playing intersquad games, the importance of the bullpen this season and much more.
Hear from Padres closer Kirby Yates, who talks about showing up to Summer Camp, uncertainty as a free agent this year, the strength of the Padres bullpen and much more.
Hear from Padres first baseman Eric Hosmer on the unique nature of this 60-game season, the opportunities prospects are getting in Summer Camp, facing MacKenzie Gore and more.
Join California Bank & Trust (CB&T) as they review a historic first half of 2020 and what the economy and financial markets may bring over the second half of 2020. CB&T will assess the disconnect between the economy and the stock market, the reopening of local and global economies, the risk of a second wave of the COVID-19, and potential implications of the November 2020 elections.
To download the presentation, please go to this link:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/72nnwxnlpt2zmqx/CB%26T%20Mid-Year%20Outlook%20SDUT%20v4.pdf?dl=0
More than 40,000 pounds of pork were roasted when a big rig hauling the raw meat caught fire on westbound Interstate 8 in Lakeside on Monday, authorities said.
Padres shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. discusses why he chooses to wear a mask at practice, the excitement of a 60-game season, not having fans in stands, his defense and more.
Police said the 25-year-old man fired the officer’s gun he found in the SUV at least once before he was shot; he’s being treated at a hospital for injuries not considered life threatening
Padres outfielder Tommy Pham posted these videos to his Instagram account over the weekend, which show him working out while quarantined at home with COVID-19. Padres general manager A.J. Preller said Pham was asymptomatic when diagnosed.
Padres pitcher Chris Paddack on how he coped with baseball's shutdown due to COVID-19, ramping up play, learning from the "big dogs," his relationship with MacKenzie Gore, the universal DH and more.
Hear from Padres third baseman Manny Machado on adhering to the new protocols of the season, learning from one another and focusing on staying healthy most of all.
Eli Centeno, a 37-year-old father of six, participated in a study of immunoglobulin in acute COVID-19 patients at Sharp Memorial Hospital that is showing promising results, with many who receive the treatment having shorter hospital stays and fewer complications. The patient had been on a ventilator for five weeks, and was not responding to other treatments.
Conversations this week with medical professionals at three facilities — Paradise Valley Medical Center in National City, Scripps Mercy Hospital Chula Vista and Sharp Chula Vista Medical Center — revealed the same basic message over and over again: We wish you all could see what we’ve been seeing day in, day out, for so long now. Full story by Paul Sisson https://bit.ly/3dGITxc
As baseball restarts, hear from Padres manager Jayce Tingler on managing this unique 60-game season, utilizing a designated hitter, staying safe while playing during a pandemic and more.
The San Diego Union-Tribune is once again proud to be a sponsor of San Diego Pride. As San Diego’s oldest business and largest media company, we value diversity, equity and inclusion. And, while we may not be able to gather in person this year, know we are with you today. Happy Pride!
The San Diego Union-Tribune is once again proud to be a sponsor of San Diego Pride. As San Diego’s oldest business and largest media company, we value diversity, equity and inclusion. And, while we may not be able to gather in person this year, know we are with you today. Happy Pride!
The San Diego Union-Tribune is once again proud to be a sponsor of San Diego Pride. As San Diego’s oldest business and largest media company, we value diversity, equity and inclusion. And, while we may not be able to gather in person this year, know we are with you today. Happy Pride!
What is this baseball season really going to look like? Who might opt out? Will a 60-game sprint favor the Padres? Will the coronavirus shut it down? Padres beat writer Kevin Acee, columnist Bryce Miller and sports multimedia journalist Annie Heilbrunn break down the start of this very unique MLB season.
The Together San Diego seminars are part of the Union-Tribune’s “Together San Diego” initiative aimed at helping businesses, workers and the community recover from the economic impact caused by the pandemic.
San Diego businesses Gensler and Procopio will give an interactive presentation on the realities of business during these unprecedented times. Representatives for each company will give a brief presentation followed by a question and answer session.
For the presentations, please download it from the following link:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/ytfguashk3ot804/AACz7NZtagKnrhlmciCm4HFia?dl=0
Dads usually don't celebrate making it to Father's Day, but Michael Weiss of Chula Vista can't help but feel relief and sorrow in equal measure as his family surrounds him this Sunday. It wasn't long ago that those in his inner circle wondered whether COVID-19 would keep him from making it to May, let alone the twenty-second day of June.
He organized the La Mesa peaceful protest, which later turned into riots and unrest. Why KC Short, 30, an Army Sgt., continued to organize protests in Santee and downtown San Diego and why he feels unity and understanding is the stepping stone to real change.
A two-alarm fire broke out in a vacant commercial-industrial building in Barrio Logan early Wednesday morning. Fire officials say this is the third fire there in recent months.
Usually called “ECMO,” extracorporeal membrane oxygenation has long been a staple of critical care for its ability to bypass the lungs or both the lungs and the heart, adding oxygen and stripping out carbon dioxide to sustain tissue, no lungs required. Frequently used during transplant surgeries, critical care teams are increasingly employing the technology with the sickest of COVID-19 patients.
Among the many Black Lives Matter protests in San Diego was the first youth-led one, led in part by Nikki Sanchez, 18, of Spring Valley. Sanchez has attended more than a half-dozen protests and does not intend to stop. "People want to make this out as a Black vs. White thing," she said. "But it's not. It's the People vs. racism. ... These protests will definitely keep going. They'll keep going until everybody hears it."
Hear from Padres' director of scouting Mark Conner and general manager A.J. Preller about the organization's picks on the second and final day of the 2020 draft.
With the eighth overall pick in the 2020 MLB draft, the Padres took Robert Hassell III, an outfielder out of Tennessee. Hear from Hassell about fulfilling a dream, his competitive makeup and more.
"This can't fade away. It's my responsibility to keep standing up and saying what is right." In a raw, honest and powerful conversation, Padres prospect Taylor Trammell talks with Annie about the state of unrest of America, why he chose to speak out about police brutality and racial injustice and what needs to change.
UCSD, like the rest of society, needs a coronavirus vaccine to help return things to normal. Dr. Davey Smith, chief of infectious diseases at UC San Diego, explains how the global effort is unfolding.
Play It Again Sports in La Mesa was one of the hardest hit businesses after a peaceful protest over racial injustice turned into rioting and looting Saturday night. Owner Dan Buxton is working to rebuild and reopen his family-owned franchise after much of it was burned, stolen and smashed.
