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Hispanic Heritage Month 2026: Ana Hernández of Centro Cultural de la Raza

How one North Park bar became a hub for women's sports

ACLU sues city, SDPD over license plate reader technology

What can nuclear power's past tell us about AI safety?

Hispanic Heritage Month 2026: Jesi Gutierrez, co-owner of Libélula Books & Co.

As Trump rolls back on fuel efficiency, what might that mean for consumers?

Congressional delegation visits USS Abraham Lincoln

Hispanic Heritage Month 2026: Adrian García Márquez, play-by-play broadcaster

Can America's criminal justice system be fixed? Former public defender explores how

Hispanic Heritage identity; Bilingual singer-songwriter; SD Italian Film Festival

UCSD study finds growing distrust in elections

How are AI chatbots being used for mental health?

'Ghost in the Machine' explores AI's roots in eugenics

Hispanic Heritage Month 2026: Vicente Calderón on 40 years of cross-border journalism

What do San Diegans need to know ahead of a 'super El Niño'?

What Trump's press ban means for journalistic freedom

How San Diego's community colleges are responding to ICE arrest of student

Second season of podcast explores growing up in the Imperial Valley

What the new city definition of Islamophobia means for San Diego's Muslim community

Could AI really lead to the end of humanity? San Diego expert shares take

New play tells story of youth care workers, migrant girls sheltered in San Diego Convention Center

Why a $30M settlement, but no criminal charges in Konoa Wilson case?

New report finds chronic pollution in Tijuana River

San Diego's Haitian community grapples with recent ICE arrests, end of TPS

Migrant children held in San Diego temporary detention for weeks

Community reacts to no charges for San Diego officer in fatal shooting of teen

'Mexikid Dreams' looks at coming of age in California's strawberry fields

High heat and humidity continue in San Diego

California lawmakers remove charity tax breaks for ICE detention center

The cancer-causing chemicals afflicting Chollas Creek

Old border fence in Friendship Park is reimagined into tables in new exhibit

After 9 months at sea, USS Abraham Lincoln makes first port call in Thailand

What you should know about freezing your eggs

New crime thriller set in San Diego explores redemption

Is San Diego prepared for a major earthquake?

Islamic Center Imam reacts to indictment in May shooting

How ready is the world for biological war?

Why a tennis center pays $50 a month for beachfront property

A look at the health impacts from the Tijuana River sewage crisis

In 'The World's Worst Mom,' Sona Movsesian embraces the messiness of motherhood

New CA tool aims to improve digital privacy

'No beards' policy remains priority for Pentagon

SCOTUS sides with Trump on mail-in voting order, for now

Reckoning with food safety; how a vegan diet can impact inflammation

One Book, One San Diego titles announced for 20th year

TEDx San Diego event explores our connection to the ocean

'Chancla' invites Latinx readers to embrace nonviolent parenting

'Mom Needs a Moment' and 'Humor Me' join dozens of titles at San Diego Book Festival

Is San Diego ready for a Super El Niño?

Going beyond the mythology of California history