Book bans are on the rise across the country — but not in California. For the second year a local program is helping San Diego readers push back.
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Lawmakers are considering putting a bond measure before voters in 2026 to fund billions of dollars in building repairs and student housing projects for California’s colleges and universities.
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"San Diego's Lost Neighborhoods" features archival photos, newspaper clippings and TV newsreels documenting historically Black and Latino neighborhoods displaced by freeways like I-805 and SR-94.
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The city’s third annual art festival returns Saturday, joined by the newly opened Casa Casillas cultural art center. Local artists and vendors will gather outside City Hall.
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California’s insurance commissioner has sparred with Consumer Watchdog, which says his proposed rule is retaliatory.
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Experts worry liberal California will be blacklisted from federal homelessness dollars, effectively counteracting recent progress.
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This week, passengers began streaming in and out of the airport's new Terminal 1, where public art installations highlight the region’s natural beauty — an unlikely art museum.
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We're bringing together a panel of journalists from KPBS, inewsource, and Voice of San Diego to answer questions live and dive deeper into the issues that matter most to our community.
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Many Imperial Valley residents have grown weary of repeated public health studies around the Salton Sea. One group of scientists is trying to focus on solutions instead.
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The San Diego City Council is set to vote next week on a series of water rate increases that could raise the average household bill by about $18 per month.
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The Department of Homeland Security is hiring thousands of deportation agents by offering bonuses, advertising no college required and telling candidates they can help the country return to an idealized past.
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