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Some lawmakers are speaking out against closed, single-party primaries, which they see as part of a system that limits voter choice and incentivizes elected officials to prioritize party loyalty.

A medication-assisted treatment program in the Vista jail offers support and group therapy.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released updated guidelines for childhood vaccines last week. That advice, however, runs counter to recommendations from California and San Diego County public health officials. What do parents need to know?

Under a new state law, two San Diego colleges have been named Black Serving-Institutions. We talk about local programs serving Black students and the importance of representation on campus.

In her second book, "Safar,” Ghosh traces four waves of South Asian immigration and the food traditions that traveled with them to the United States.

The organization said it's rationing hundreds of bags of food and drinks to prevent turning people away.

First, privacy advocates have major concerns about a locally-run database. Then, the San Diego City Council returned for its first session of 2026 today. Next, we bring you details around the freezing of billions of dollars in childcare for five states. And why some county public health officials are fighting back against new federal childhood vaccine guidelines. Then, a 90-year-old theater in Oceanside is getting a multi-million dollar renovation. Last but not least, another installment of the SDNN original segment, The Pod Behind the Package.

They say standardized math test scores are an objective measure of students’ preparedness for college STEM courses.

Join Pride in the Tribe, BBYO, and Maccabi Team San Diego at Coastal Roots Farm for an afternoon rooted in community! Teens ages 13–18 will explore sustainable farming, food justice, and Jewish wisdom through hands-on gardening and a Chopped inspired competition. Together, we'll dig into meaningful conversations about fair access to fresh food, connect with the land, and discover how regenerative practices help grow healthier communities. This is a welcoming, inclusive event open to all teens; no prior knowledge or experience needed, just curiosity and an appetite for good conversation! Early Bird Freebie: The first 5 teens to register come for FREE. After that, registration is just $10 cash at the door. This event needs a minimum of 7 registered participants to run. All attendees must register by March 29, even if you're paying $10 at the door. Register early to secure your spot! Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center on Facebook / Instagram

The 5th Annual Ramona Earth Day Festival will bring together residents, local businesses, nonprofits, artists, educators, and sustainability advocates for a day of learning, connection, and celebration. Each year, the festival highlights practical ways our community can care for the land, support local initiatives, and build a more resilient future together. Whether you’re curious about sustainable living, looking to connect with local organizations, or just want to enjoy a fun day with family and friends, there’s something for everyone. Vendors, exhibitors, and performers are being announced on our Facebook and Instagram pages.