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07/10/2025

San Diego State will offer certificate and executive education programs focused on the sports betting industry. From our partner EdSource.

San Diego State will offer certificate and executive education programs focused on the sports betting industry.

07/10/2025

Higher premiums and lost coverage: How Trump’s budget will change health care in California. From our partner CalMatters.

Trump’s new budget reduces spending for Medicaid — called Medi-Cal in California — by $1 trillion over the next 10 years.

07/10/2025

We’re proud to recognize two of our news partners— inewsource and FRONTLINE | PBS—for their recent honors as 2025 Pulitzer Prize finalists.

inewsource was recognized in Illustrated Reporting and Commentary and FRONTLINE | PBS was named a finalist in Investigative Reporting.

Their work reflects the integrity and transparency at the heart of public service journalism—and the standards they demonstrate through the 8 Trust Indicators.

07/08/2025

ICE increasingly arresting San Diegans with no criminal record, data shows. From reporters Jake Kincaid and Sofía Mejías-Pascoe.

In recent months ICE is arresting more people in San Diego. In early June, three out of four of those arrested had no criminal background.

07/08/2025

Once on the outskirts, labor unions now are at the very center of political power in San Diego. As part of our latest investigation into the rise of labor, here’s a look back at the past two decades and the pivotal races that helped shape today’s political scene.

Over more than two decades labor unions went from the outskirts of political power in San Diego to its very center.

07/07/2025

Labor has grown into a dominant political force in San Diego, for many reasons. One little known source behind its success can be found at the intersection of D Avenue and 24th Street in National City. Read our latest investigation from investigative reporters Cody Dulaney and Greg Moran.

About 11 cents of every dollar collected from tenants has been used to influence elections, finance ballot initiatives and pay union leaders.

07/03/2025

‘This tax could kill this industry.’ California cannabis operators brace for increase. From our partner CalMatters.

California’s excise tax on legal w**d is increasing, despite efforts to keep it lower to help the struggling industry.

07/03/2025

Chula Vista may consider recognizing European Heritage Month. From South Bay Reporter Crystal Niebla and our San Diego Documenters program.

The Human Relations Commission advises Chula Vista staff and elected officials, helping oversee about 18 events such as history months.

07/03/2025

Chula Vista OKs loan for 80-unit affordable housing project — but don’t bring your car. From community reporting intern Christopher Edwards.

The downtown Chula Vista construction will bring 80 new homes but won’t come with any parking spaces for residents.

07/02/2025

California schools risk losing $811 million in federal grant funding under the Trump administration's decision. From our partner EdSource.

California schools risk losing $811 million in federal grant funding under the Trump administration's decision.

07/02/2025

Imperial Beach Mayor Paloma Aguirre on Tuesday night claimed victory in the District 1 race for the county Board of Supervisors, a win that would hand majority control of the board to Democrats. Her opponent, Chula Vista Mayor John McCann, has not conceded. Early unofficial results on Wednesday morning show Aguirre leading by roughly 5,000 votes, with some 70,000 ballots counted. The county Registrar of Voters projected that another 9,500 ballots remain outstanding.

07/01/2025

Coronado trash fees are rising. Here’s why. From community reporting intern Charis Johnston and our San Diego Documenters program.

Coronado residents will pay more for solid waste collection services. But the change could save the city $350,000.