SSan Diego Read More The politics of offshore drilling just got murky – San Diego Union-TribuneMarch 6, 2026 As the midterm campaign season just started heating up, the Trump administration further injected offshore oil and gas…
SSan Diego Read More San Diego’s small entry in the latest ‘tax the rich’ trend – San Diego Union-TribuneMarch 1, 2026 San Diego’s latest consideration of a tax on empty second homes has hardly generated the passion and rhetoric…
SSan Diego Read More TV time with dad shaped Barrio Logan filmmaker’s style of humor – San Diego Union-TribuneMarch 1, 2026 Before the years when he started watching content on YouTube, Moises Cardenas treasured the time he spent watching…
SSan Diego Read More She looks at the past as a way to find and share strength – San Diego Union-TribuneFebruary 28, 2026 It was supposed to be a one-time thing, but Sheryl Mallory-Johnson and her team decided to keep going.…
SSan Diego Read More San Diego officials say they’re close to selling off some water oversupply – San Diego Union-TribuneFebruary 28, 2026 San Diego appears to be on the verge of long-sought water sales that officials hope will at least…
SSan Diego Read More A talk about land, loss, and bouncing back – San Diego Union-TribuneFebruary 21, 2026 In her 2014 debut novel, which was later adapted for television and nominated for an NAACP Image Award,…
SSan Diego Read More You’re invited to dinner, so try the mac and cheese lumpia or the Filipino spaghetti – San Diego Union-TribuneFebruary 20, 2026 Every day after school, when Spencer Hunter got to his Filipino grandma’s house, food was always ready and…
SSan Diego Read More San Diego’s Colorado River water should be secure despite dispute, says official – San Diego Union-TribuneFebruary 20, 2026 The ongoing anxiety throughout the West over the Colorado River water supply ratcheted up once again as negotiators…
SSan Diego Read More She was homeless for 10 years. Now, she’s sharing the stories of others who were homeless alongside her. – San Diego Union-TribuneFebruary 15, 2026 Over a period of 90 days in 2014, Patricia Williams lost everything. A longtime school teacher in Ohio,…
SSan Diego Read More Finally, maybe a moment of reflection on immigration enforcement – San Diego Union-TribuneFebruary 15, 2026 It may seem like a change in President Donald Trump’s aggressive immigration enforcement, but it’s not quite that.…
SSan Diego Read More Paradise Hills filmmaker looks to share the love and joy in stories, even when life is tough – San Diego Union-TribuneFebruary 14, 2026 Filmmaker J.J. Anderson is grateful. She was trusted with witnessing deeply personal and vulnerable storytelling from an early…
SSan Diego Read More Local Haitian organizers and immigrants feel small relief with recent court ruling as they continue to seek reform – San Diego Union-TribuneFebruary 8, 2026 With the late-night court ruling last week blocking the Trump administration from ending protections for Haitian immigrants, there’s…