Some students are expressing fear about attending class because of the incident. Some are considering dropping out.
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First, an update on the ICE arrest near San Diego City College. Also, next summer La Mesa plans to host its first ever Pride event. Then, what impact does this extreme heat have on our power grid? And, San Diego City College is working to support its students that are parents.
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The event is slated for the Allison Avenue parking lot near downtown. It will have food vendors and entertainment, including a live music stage. -
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A recent study from UCLA shows that San Diego County has the fourth highest count of homeless students across all California counties. And San Diego Unified School District has the second highest out of every district in the state.
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Legislators introduced Senate Bill 420 in response to a KPBS investigation. It’s now headed to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s desk. -
The law, signed by President Trump in January 2025, requires immigrants accused of certain crimes to be detained, even if they aren’t charged or convicted.
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First, following another fatal plane crash over the weekend, we check in how things might have gone differently at San Diego International. Then, the extreme heat warning continues across the county. Also, student homelessness is on the rise across California. And, some local agencies are gathering to defend the Head Start program.
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California lawmakers voted to end charity tax breaks for an Imperial County ICE detention center. We hear more about Senate Bill 420, and the KPBS investigation that spurred the legislative action.
- ‘It must be the Imperial Valley’s moment’: A renewed commitment for the decades-long New River crisis
- ICE agents arrest driver while passenger flees near San Diego City College
- As California debated sharing data on drivers, Homeland Security subpoenaed 17 million records
- Cafe empowering immigrant women through paid job training opens in Normal Heights
