The stadium has been known by many names: Jack Murphy, Qualcomm, SDCCU and its original name San Diego Stadium. But, I guess now you could just call it rubble. Well not quite.

The final piece of SDCCU Stadium in San Diego’s Mission Valley area was torn down Monday, signaling the end of an era. The final phase of the demolition began at 9 a.m., with the last light ...

San Diego State University football fans will celebrate a big day on Sept. 3, 2022, when the SDSU Aztecs take the field for the first time in their new stadium for a game against the Arizona Wildcats.

Built in 1966, the San Diego International Sports Arena slated to be razed in a proposed redevelopment plan is historically significant for its contribution to the region’s economic growth after ...

Inside SDCCU (AKA, San Diego/Jack Murphy/Qualcomm) Stadium just prior to demolition (now underway). Phones are from #Padres dugout that existed until the end (buried by bleachers installed for ...

SAN DIEGO — The future of San Diego's push to build a new sports arena is in flux after a new report recommended that the San Diego Sports Arena, built in 1966, be considered historic.

San Diego FC’s second regular season game, which will be the team’s inaugural home match, is scheduled to take place at Snapdragon Stadium on Saturday, March 1 at 7:30 p.m.