LLos Angeles Read More Op-Ed: “Passing Bass” and the Free Fall of Los Angeles | ColumnsApril 23, 2026 LOS ANGELES – As millions of Angelenos and Californians struggle to keep roofs over their heads and food…
SSan Diego Read More GOP leans into fraud claims as other midterm issues turn against them – San Diego Union-TribuneApril 19, 2026 Republicans are ramping up claims of fraud in government programs at the federal, state and local levels in…
SSan Diego Read More Yes, this clown can make you laugh, but she really wants to make a connection – San Diego Union-TribuneApril 18, 2026 For Catalina Paz, performing as a clown can be serious work. A multidisciplinary performer, director, and teaching artist,…
SSan Diego Read More Anyone can say something against injustice. This group uses artwork to do that. – San Diego Union-TribuneApril 18, 2026 Putting together the “Instructions for Unrest: Art Against Complacency” exhibition has been an opportunity to speak up, speak…
SSacramento Read More Patterson High School FFA travels to Sacramento | Patterson IrrigatorApril 16, 2026 The Patterson FFA Chapter recently attended the 98th California FFA State Conference in Sacramento with 23 members, and…
SSan Francisco Read More Rich Lowry: San Francisco’s latest radical experiment | News, Sports, JobsApril 16, 2026 Rich Lowry San Francisco, a city long associated with exotic ideas, has been experimenting with a radical notion…
SSan Diego Read More Think the plants and animals and outdoors can make us better? The folks in this film do. – San Diego Union-TribuneApril 12, 2026 This filmmaking team had a couple of questions. One was about the research focused on the amount of…
SSan Diego Read More Mayor Gloria seeks lower-cost homeless programs in face of cuts – San Diego Union-TribuneApril 12, 2026 Mayor Todd Gloria again recently highlighted legitimate improvements in addressing San Diego’s homelessness. Since the beginning of the…
SSan Diego Read More The power of ‘print as protest’ in new exhibition at Chicano Park museum – San Diego Union-TribuneApril 10, 2026 All around, in their family and in their community, Irie Zepeda ”]saw people making things. They remember their…
SSan Diego Read More Before it was known as San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter, it was the ‘Harlem of the West’ – San Diego Union-TribuneApril 5, 2026 The famous Harlem neighborhood of New York City, and its Black cultural and social renaissance, created the kind…
CCalifornia Read More San Diego, California population decline cause for some concern, not panic – San Diego Union-TribuneApril 5, 2026 Demographers were justifiably worried about decreasing immigration being a key factor in the recent population decline in San…
SSan Diego Read More Need a way to channel that rage? Sadness? Intense emotions? She wants you to try poetry – San Diego Union-TribuneApril 4, 2026 She was already a poet, she just didn’t realize it. Sunny Rey Azzarito was in the fourth grade…