KPBS Staff
As local families stock up on back-to-school supplies, the Library Foundation SD urged parents to pick up a free library card.
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Officials attribute the increase to a modernized enrollment process. For the first time, families could complete registration entirely online while also having access to in-person support at 52 enrollment hubs across the city. -
Medi-Cal cuts will strain hospitals already operating at a loss. The fallout: fewer services and higher costs for the privately insured too. -
Meet The Nat's curator of invertebrate zoology and some of his amazing specimens. -
California craft liquor deliveries could end Jan. 1. Distillers say powerful alcohol companies, the wine industry and Teamsters killed a possible extension of deliveries. -
The California Highway Patrol lost an effort to fire one of the officers it caught billing the state for overtime hours they didn’t work at a Los Angeles station. -
Michael Castillo previously managed and trained campus law enforcement at the University of San Diego. -
Sempra, SDG&E’s parent company, reported $762 million in adjusted earnings for the second quarter, up from $583 million over the same period last year. -
A new report from San Diego-based nonprofit #AfghanEvac says more than 175,000 Afghans are sitting on approvals for Special Immigrant Visas. -
The three orphaned juvenile raccoons were brought to SDHS separately between May 18 and June 9, found by community members in Ocean Beach, Chula Vista and Santee. -
If approved by the CSU Board of Trustees, the project would include 224 independent and assisted living residences, 26 memory care residences and several amenities.
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