UC San Diego’s ArtPower 2025/26 season announced
by With 32 performances spanning nine months and ten genres at six venues, UC San Diego’s ArtPower is showcasing its 22nd season. The season begins on …
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Volunteers needed! San Diego police seek community members for crisis support
The San Diego Police Department is looking for volunteers for its crisis intervention program, which offers those who have gone through horrific experiences both practical …
Texas GOP again fails to pass Trump-backed redistricting as Newsom calls for halt
As Governor Gavin Newsom and other Democrats encouraged Republicans to step aside and refrain from an apartisan spat that spans several statehouses, Texas Republicans once …
Heat wave continues in parts of County, deserts could reach 115 degrees Tuesday
In the parched eastern parts of the San Diego region, an excessive heat warning was in force Monday, warning residents of potentially harmful triple-digit temperatures …
Two arrested in Stephens County burglary case; multiple fugitives captured
Two major suspects and a number of fugitives wanted on felony charges have been apprehended as a result of a burglary investigation in Stephens County. …
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. visits CDC after Friday’s shooting
(Recorder of Georgia) Following a fatal shooting near the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Roybal Campus that claimed the lives of a police officer …
Meet San Diego Zoo Safari Park’s new silverback gorilla, ‘Paul Donn’
The Gorilla According to zoo authorities on Monday, Paul Donn has become the first silverback to join the group at the San Diego Zoo Safari …
Shark Summer returns to Birch Aquarium Saturday
Beginning on Saturday, Shark Summer will be back at the Birch Aquarium, giving visitors the chance to engage with sharks and rays while discovering the …
San Diego Unified names student trustees for upcoming school year
Two new student trustees for the next academic year were recently welcomed by the San Diego Unified School District. Ashley Ordaz of University City High …
Majority of local residents see Tijuana River sewage as threat to air, water, health
As they continue to deal with the Tijuana River pollution catastrophe, South Bay residents have major concerns about their health, drinking water, and air quality, …