100 graduates of La Jolla’s Preuss School celebrate their success
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Is San Diego’s homeless camping ban on firm legal ground? Some say it could face a challenge
A trial has been scheduled for San Francisco to defend clearing homeless encampments. An attorney for a national homeless-rights group says San Diego’s ordinance also could be challenged.
Is San Diego’s homeless camping ban on firm legal ground? Some say it could face a challenge
A trial has been scheduled for San Francisco to defend clearing homeless encampments. An attorney for a national homeless-rights group says San Diego’s ordinance also could be challenged.
‘I want my legacy to be community inspiration’: La Jolla High grad works to empower fellow Black students
Caroline Cammon founded four clubs in her two years on the campus, continuing activism she began in Texas. She also has worked districtwide and is president-elect of the NAACP San Diego Youth Council.
UC San Diego breaking ground on 2,400-bed residential village and huge student center
The projects will help ease a student housing shortage and provide a social, entertainment and alumni hub for the rapidly growing university.
UC San Diego breaking ground on 2,400-bed residential village and huge student center
The projects will help ease a student housing shortage and provide a social, entertainment and alumni hub for the rapidly growing university.
S.D. road repair efforts are plagued by funding gaps, poor planning and weak transparency, grand jury says
The funding problem — which is expected to worsen — means the city needs to explore alternatives such as a mileage tax, according to the group’s report.
S.D. road repair efforts are plagued by funding gaps, poor planning and weak transparency, grand jury says
The funding problem — which is expected to worsen — means the city needs to explore alternatives such as a mileage tax, according to the group’s report.
S.D. road repair efforts are plagued by funding gaps, poor planning and weak transparency, grand jury says
The funding problem — which is expected to worsen — means the city needs to explore alternatives such as a mileage tax, according to the group’s report.
S.D. road repair efforts are plagued by funding gaps, poor planning and weak transparency, grand jury says
The funding problem — which is expected to worsen — means the city needs to explore alternatives such as a mileage tax, according to the group’s report.