The San Diego Union-Tribune

The San Diego Union-Tribune is a daily newspaper serving the San Diego area in California. It has been in operation since 1868.

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Padres Daily: Nothing shaking with offense; mighty bullpen; Arraez streaks outside zone

1 day ago | sandiegouniontribune.com | Kevin Acee

Good morning from my layover,They made it. Yesterday was the Padres’ 26th game in the past 27 days and their 35th game in the past 37 days. They finished 13-13 over the 26-game stretch that began May 30 and 17-18 going back to May 20. “We can always do better, but glad it’s over,” Fernando Tatis Jr. said. “We’re getting an off day and keep finding a way.”That about sums it up.
One run enough for Nick Pivetta, two relievers; Padres take series against Nationals

2 days ago | sandiegouniontribune.com | Kevin Acee

The Padres did not do much on offense Wednesday. But their new-look lineup — their second shook-up batting order in four games — had the right guy up at the right time. And they had the right guy on the mound. Luis Arraez, batting leadoff for the first time since April 9, grounded a single through the left side of the infield in the second inning to drive in the game’s only run in a 1-0 victory over the Nationals.
Padres Daily: However it happened; back-end saviors; Suarez, pitching plans; Maldonado doesn’t wait

2 days ago | sandiegouniontribune.com | Kevin Acee

Good morning,It doesn’t matter how it happened. The Padres have an opportunity win a series today because they found a way to win last night. Or maybe because a way to win found them. You can read in my game story (here) how the Padres came back from a three-run deficit and how a decision by Nationals first baseman Nathaniel Lowe to not get a force out at home facilitated the deciding run in the sixth inning. Yes, the Padres’ four back-end relievers closed out the game with six scoreless innings.
Making arancini is easier with this clever shortcut

2 days ago | sandiegouniontribune.com | Joe Yonan

By Joe YonanThe Washington PostThis is no news to parents, but here it goes anyway: Kids just don’t know how good they have it. Take Anna Gass. When she was growing up in New Jersey, she said, she didn’t appreciate her mother’s risotto. “I was so spoiled,” said Gass, who hosts “Instant Italian” on the FYI Network.
Kitchen Shrink: Pouring on the Summer Sauce

3 days ago | sandiegouniontribune.com | Catharine Kaufman

Regarding gustatory pursuits, we are not exactly naked food lovers. Rather, we love to pour, dip, drizzle, slather, and spread our sauces on and in everything from pulled pork, grilled chicken, fish, vegetables, and burgers of all manners to sandwiches, braises, fries, onion rings, wings, and even zesty cocktails. These liquid flavorings beautifully reflect regions and seasons.
Informe federal ofrece detalles sobre los posibles orígenes del incendio del muelle de Oceanside

3 days ago | sandiegouniontribune.com | Phil Diehl

Un informe publicado este mes por la Oficina Federal de Alcohol, Tabaco, Armas de Fuego y Explosivos ofrece nuevos detalles sobre el incendio del 25 de abril de 2024 que destruyó dos edificios, la terraza y las barandillas del extremo del Muelle Municipal de Oceanside. El informe de 198 páginas confirma lo que los investigadores han afirmado desde hace tiempo: que una falla eléctrica accidental o fallas bajo la terraza en la esquina noroeste del muelle iniciaron el incendio.
Padres Daily: Winning only way to prevent more regret

3 days ago | sandiegouniontribune.com | Kevin Acee

Good morning,That hurt. For one night, at least. And maybe for a long time. “Sorry about it,” Nationals manager Dave Martinez said. “They’re a Nat, right? I mean, that’s how the game goes. They got a pretty good player in the trade. We got really good players in the trade. So it worked out for us. I mean, these guys are the cornerstones of our organization right now. They’re young. They’re full of energy.
Nationals beat Padres behind big night by James Wood

4 days ago | sandiegouniontribune.com | Kevin Acee

The paying customers showed up en masse again Monday, enough of them to make the gathering at Petco Park the 33rd sellout among the 37 home games the Padres have played this season. And the boos that rained down after Josh Bell hit a single that drove in the Nationals’ sixth run were arguably louder than any heard at Petco Park this season.
Leader of violent San Diego takeover robbery crew sentenced to 488 years in prison

4 days ago | sandiegouniontribune.com | Alex Riggins

A bank robber who violently assaulted several tellers during four heists that netted him and his accomplices nearly $400,000, likely making him one of the most prolific bank robbers in San Diego County history, was sentenced Monday to more than 488 years in prison. A San Diego Superior Court jury convicted 45-year-old Larry Lightning Jr. in April on 30 felony counts, including charges of robbery, kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon.
Hike of the week: 9 canyon hikes in San Diego for spending time in nature

4 days ago | sandiegouniontribune.com | Maura Fox

It’s a special thing to have access to some natural places, even with the city built around them. Inspired by my love for San Diego’s more than 150 named canyons, I put together this list of local options for readers to explore. Switzer and Juniper CanyonsA short path lets walkers traverse Switzer and Juniper canyons, located within South Park, as well as explore the neighborhood and admire its historical homes. Both canyons are teeming with nature, a welcomed break from the bustling streets above.