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• After 37 years, Chargers’ “Cannon Man” will not go to Los Angeles (story and video)

• Padres score with first ‘Summer Blood Drive’ (story and video)

• Despite injuries, Chargers RB Melvin Gordon is still giving back (story and video)

• “Chargers QB Rivers becomes coach for campers”

• “At least kids give Chargers warm welcome”

• “Rubble, despair all that remain” (A-1 breaking news story)

• “Vincent Jackson enjoys first game against Chargers”

• “Chargers: Off the field and into the community”

• “London wins over Bolts backers” (A-1 feature story from London)

• “Teen lives on through heart recipient”

• “Life on the road”

• “Where everyone knows their names: Beauty shop ritual brings pals together”

More links available upon request.

Click here to read my Chargers news, notes, coverage and analysis for NBC 7/39.

Community Feedback

“Family grateful for coverage”

Regarding “Sofia Erminia Gonzalez/Volunteer was important resource for farmworkers; 80” (Obituaries, July 28):

On behalf of the Gonzalez-Ybarra family we would like to commend staff writer Sharon Heilbrunn and her editor for the excellent piece she did on our mother’s life. Sharon was thoughtful and relentless in getting details and a “feel” for Minnie’s life and her ways. We especially appreciated her sourcing of friends such as Dr. Marion Moses and Ken Msemaji for their perspective on Minnie. As Sharon so thoughtfully captured from Dr. Moses said it right: “She was such a delight. So effective at anything she did.” Thanks to Sharon and to the Union-Tribune.

RICHARD M. YBARRA
San Diego