San Diego's scientific-research industry braces for potential federal cuts
With continuing changes at the federal level impacting people here in San Diego, one of the industries paying close attention is medical research. “You know, it’s tragic,” Carl Ware, Ph.D., who is the ...
San Diego's two-pronged legislative push targets human trafficking
AB 63 would ban loitering with intent to commit prostitution, while AB 379 creates a fund for sex trafficking victims and strengthens laws on buying minors for sex.
Navy contractor pleads guilty in San Diego bribery scheme
The former owner and president of a Virginia-based defense contracting company pleaded guilty in San Diego federal court ...
‘The Blue Angels’ screening at Fleet Science Center IMAX theater
The U.S. Navy Blue Angels have captivated generations of Americans with their high-speed aerial displays, tracing the sky in ...
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Sacramento Report: Chula Vista Campus Comes into Focus
While students will still attend some classes at the main campus of San Diego State, they’ll do clinical training at nursing ...
Things to do this weekend: San Diego Latino Film Festival, Kelsea Ballerini and more
32nd San Diego Latino Film Festival All weekend long at AMC Mission Valley & Digital Gym Cinema | $50-$300 The festival is ...
San Diego agrees to promote affordable housing, density in higher-income neighborhoods
The commitment is part of a settlement of a long-running lawsuit that accused the city of using its housing policies to ...