Mt. Soledad Memorial Association
Nearly 8,000 vets are honored on plaques at Mt. Soledad, plaques that feature unique stories of American heroes.
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San Diego County residents planning to take care of government business, visit a library or use certain recreation facilities will need to plan around Wednesday's Veterans Day holiday. -
Winds are expected to weaken Monday and remain relatively light through Thursday as high pressure builds over the Southwest. Temperatures will stay above seasonal averages, with plenty of sunshine expected for most of the week. -
California’s ban on addictive social media features for kids takes effect in January. Now Big Tech is trying to stop it in federal court. -
From Logan Heights to San Marcos San Diegans went to the polls and gathered to watch the results of last night's midterm elections. KPBS reporters captured candidates and supporters at election events throughout the region. -
Actual turnout numbers won’t come for a while. But long lines at the polls on San Diego college campuses Tuesday could be a sign of a local surge in the youth vote. -
One South Bay cemetery is hosting a Día de Muertos celebration so people can experience what it's like south of the border. -
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors unanimously voted Tuesday to advance an "anti-corruption" measure that would feature a two-year ban on post-employment lobbying and restrictions on using betting platforms, such as Kalshi, for insider trading. -
What makes special education teaching jobs so hard to fill? NPR set out to find some answers by talking to more than a dozen teachers who do this work every day. -
Father Joe’s Villages opened up a new day center at their main campus in downtown San Diego on Oct. 1, carving out a section of the Joan Kroc Center. The day before, the Neil Good Day Center closed its doors after more than three decades of serving unhoused San Diegans. -
At Politifest Saturday, City Council candidates Richard Bailey and Nicole Crosby couldn’t agree on a simple fact: whether the California Coastal Commission would have to sign off on any changes to the city’s laws on vacation rentals.
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