The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum's touring exhibit on the Black and Latin American players who broke color lines, "Barrier Breakers," opens Tuesday at the San Diego Central Library.

The Padres officially joined the MLB in 1969 and have since donned their iconic brown and gold/yellow colors, associated with the history of San Diego.

SDFC has its own niche, for sure, but would love for Padres fans to swing by Snapdragon Stadium if there’s time after the ...

It was a weekend of firsts for the San Diego Padres as their hot start to the season shows little sign of slowing – and it’s ...

File it under all good things come to an end. The Padres fell to the Cubs 2-1 in extra innings Tuesday for the Friars’ first loss in 12 home games. The setback also ended a 5-game win streak. Nico ...

The San Diego Padres remain unbeatable at home to start the 2025 season thanks largely to Fernando Tatis Jr., who heard MVP chants during Monday's 10-4 win over the Chicago Cubs."It's too early for ...

The Padres will celebrate Out at the Park in partnership with San Diego Pride on Friday, April 11, at 6:40 p.m.