San Diego Welcomes New Residents: Giant Pandas Make Public Debut at Zoo
Historic diplomacy brings Yun Chuan and Xin Bao to San Diego, marking a significant milestone for U.S.-China relations. SAN DIEGO — Thursday marked a significant
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School District Disregarded Fiscal Responsibility and Did not Ensure that a Child Receives the Best Education
San Dieguito Union High School District disregarded fiscal responsibility and ensuring that a special child receives the best education. The San Dieguito Union High School
San Diego Border Overtakes Arizona and Texas in Illegal Crossings
The implementation of stringent border control measures in Texas and Arizona has effectively redirected migrants towards California—which they see as an open door. In recent
Missing in Action: Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer Misses 74% of Committee Votes During Tenure
The San Diego County Supervisor is absent considerably more often than she is present for her committee and subcommittee assignments. To put it bluntly, San
California’s Newest Gas Tax: State Fights Rising Costs by Raising Costs
San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond has called the move “inconceivable,” as Californians already pay more at the pump than residents of any other state.
From Personal Pain to Public Crusade: Kristie Bruce-Lane Leads Anti-Bullying Fight
“Our children deserve safe learning environments where they can thrive when they enter behind the gates of schools,” said Bruce-Lane. When people think of bullying
Sewage Crisis at the Border: Biden’s Ineffective Money Dump
As Biden allocates millions to address border pollution, Mexico’s inaction continues to devastate California beaches. The shared border between California and Mexico presents several serious
Rubio’s Announces 48 Restaurant Closures Following CA $20 Minimum Wage Hike
The San Diego success story is struggling to stay afloat amid rapid wage costs. The state of California’s economy continues its steady decline. With the
Lawson-Remer Supports a Split Roll Tax, Ignoring Repeated Rejections by Voters
At a recent meet-and-greet, Lawson-Remer professed her support for a controversial tax which, by any stretch of the imagination, would devastate San Diego’s business community.
Affirmative Action in Disguise: UCSD Unveils Racially-Biased New Policy for Selective Majors
The policy disproportionately harms Asian Americans by assigning higher point values to first generation, low-income students. Earlier this month, the University of California, San Diego