Top moments in San Diego Chargers history SAN DIEGO (AP) — The San Diego Chargers ceased to exist Thursday. They were born in Los Angeles as an original AFL team in 1960, moved to San Diego's Balboa Stadium in 1961 and will be rolling back up the freeway to LA…

Angry Fan Throws Eggs At Chargers' Headquarters The San Diego Chargers are on the cusp of officially moving to Los Angeles, bringing an end to a years-long breakup process that has understandably left Chargers fans with a bad taste in their mouths. One guy was so fed up that he went down to the Ch Read more ... argers’ building and hucked some dang eggs at it:

San Diego City Council Members Righteously Own Chargers President Dean Spanos In November, San Diego residents voted against ballot Measure C, which would have provided the San Diego Chargers with $1.15 billion in taxpayer money for the purpose of building a new football stadium. It was the voters’ way of telling Chargers ow Read more ... ner Dean Spanos to stop asking for handouts and to f...

Chargers reach agreement with Rams to share a stadium; decision to move rests with owner The San Diego Chargers reached an agreement in principle with the Rams on Friday to share a planned stadium in Inglewood, according to multiple reports. It’s now up to Chargers owner Dean Spanos to decide if will restart stadium negotiations in Read more ... San Diego or go all-in on L.A.

Chargers must decide between Inglewood or San Diego SAN DIEGO (AP) — The San Diego Chargers face a big decision: take the option to move to Los Angeles along with the Rams, or accept an extra $100 mi

San Diego sends plan for new Chargers stadium to NFL San Diego submitted a proposal for a new, $1.1-billion stadium for the Chargers to the NFL on ...

The Chargers Gave San Diego Football A Deserving Funeral San Diego’s never had a reputation for being ravenous football town, but that doesn’t make the fact that the Chargers have played what is very likely their last game in San Diego any easier to swallow for the fans who do care. Those fans showed u Read more ... p to their asses off yesterday, and they were rewarded with a 30-14 victory and an emotional send-off.

San Diego nightmare: Tell me again why any city would do business with the NFL One thing you have to say about San Diego's civic leaders in their dealings with the NFL Chargers is that they've done their best.

Chargers seem to hold little hope for San Diego stadium solution In another indication of the impasse between the Chargers and the city of San Diego, the club released a statement Tuesday saying it does not believe a stadium initiative can be put on the ballot this year.

San Diego to hold special election on Chargers stadium in December San Diego officials have made two chess-like moves in hopes of persuading the Chargers to stay in San Diego and not relocate to Los Angeles County.