Two Months Into a Crackdown, San Diego Struggles to Keep Freeways Clear of Encampments By Mariana Martínez Barba | Voice of ...

Mapping Racism in U.S. Immigration Laws By Kate Morrissey | Voice of San Diego Ninety-six percent of deportation orders went ...

New Law Lets California Make Its Own Vaccine Rules Diverging From CDC By Jill McLaughlin | The Epoch Times In response to the ...

Domestic Oil Production Gets Green Light in California By Beige Luciano-Adams | The Epoch Times Amid California’s worsening ...

By Mark L. Clifford Hong Kong is back. At least that’s what the boosters would have us think. The London Financial Times on ...

Two years later, Californians still don’t know full impact of the $20 fast food wage By Dan Walters | CalMatters As the ...

The trial of former Hong Kong newspaper and magazine publisher Jimmy Lai, who was active in the territory’s pro-democracy movement, ended without a verdict. The 156-day trial, longer than the expected ...

In 2015, San Diego Unified and Grossmont Union High School District decided the best use of their time and taxpayer dollars was not more books, more student resources, or higher teacher pay — but a ...

Heather Altman quit her corporate job and opened an environmental consulting business in 2014 when the Affordable Care Act made it possible for her to afford independent health insurance. Her monthly ...

Adulting tips and tricks a University of Chicago econ grad never told me – but Millennials and Gen Z-ers will love! Oh, where were you, Daryl Fairweather, when I needed you and life’s cheat codes the ...

Coronado and Imperial Beach are about as opposite as two California beach communities can be. One exclusive, wealthy, Republican leaning. The other working class, Democratic, not-so-long-ago ...

When Gov. Gavin Newsom last week signed the biggest effort in years to undo red tape for housing development, he singled out one group for credit. “This is the third of the last four years we’ve been ...