SDSU alum Schauffele joined golf’s elite in 2024. Then the injury bug bit
by NORTH BERWICK, Scotland — The best thing Xander Schauffele has going for him in the worst season of his career is a good attitude. That …
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Trash overflows in Chula Vista during ‘nationwide strike’ of Republic Services by Teamsters
Some local union workers are honoring a strike in Boston by not crossing the picket line, leaving trash bins overflowing in Chula Vista and other …
Federal funding freeze jeopardizes after-school programs in Northeast Georgia
A federal freeze on education funding is putting vital after-school programs in Northeast Georgia at risk. The Boys & Girls Clubs of Lanier (BGCL) said …
San Diego joins dozens of agencies suing Trump over placing conditions on federal funding
San Diego has joined dozens of other jurisdictions nationwide in suing a trio of federal agencies for allegedly withholding billions in federal grant funding. The …
Odors at La Jolla Cove as pungent as ever after city pauses treatments
LA JOLLA – Back in 2016, foul smells from wildlife excrement at La Jolla Cove prompted authorities to spray environmentally safe bacterial “odor eaters” to …
Commentary: Will Covered California land on life support?
This article was produced by Capital & Main. It is published here with permission. For all the right reasons, the conversation about the Donald Trump-led budget …
‘I am dying little by little,’ detained man tells immigration judge — with a jar of blood as evidence
Capital & Main generated this story. Permission is granted for its publication here. Jos put a stack of paper towels on the chair and carefully …
Holocaust survivors to benefit from new $14.5M in state funding
In order to maintain the state’s Holocaust Survivor Assistance Program, which offers vital services to over 2,000 Holocaust survivors throughout California, Governor Gavin Newsom and …
Backpacks, books, and bonds: Navy Federal rallies for student success
Through August 6, Navy Federal Credit Union will continue its annual Back-to-School Bash campaign, which unites members, team members, and nonprofit partners to help local …
Study: Trade war ‘risks unraveling’ universities’ ability to attract foreign students
According to a UC San Diego study, one of the United States’ most significant exports, higher education, might be destroyed by a trade war with …