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  • A boy uses a video screen to talk with his mother, who was held at the Campbell County Jail in Jacksboro, Tenn.
    Jails are embracing video-only visits, but some experts say screens aren't enough
    Since the pandemic, many jails have moved to video systems as the only way to visit incarcerated loved ones. A new movement seeks to restore in-person visits
  • The San Diego County Administration building in downtown San Diego.
    Ceremonial swearing in ceremony held at County Administration Center
    San Diego County swore in six elected officials at the County Administration Center Monday.
  • Life advice of the month: On exes, jet lag and guilt
    Useful tricks, tips and life hacks from Life Kit's May episodes.
  • Arshad Nadeem of Pakistan competes during the men's javelin throw at the Olympics in Paris. He won gold, set a new world record — and reaped lots of prizes, including a buffalo from his father-in-law. It's all about the milk!
    He won Olympic gold for Pakistan. He got $1 million. And ... a buffalo!?!
    Arshad Nadeem hurled his javelin over 300 feet — an Olympic record that earned him Pakistan's first individual gold medal. His rewards include cash, a car — and a buffalo. Therein lies a story.
  • The Kansai International Airport boasts a remarkable record since it opened 30 years ago.
    This airport has never lost a bag. For one chief handler, it's all about respect
    As the summer travel season begins, thousands of bags will likely go missing. But not at one particular airport in Japan that makes a stunning claim: it has never lost a piece of luggage.
  • Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.'s independent presidential campaign has drawn supporters who don't see themselves represented by Democrats or Republicans. Although he likely won't win the 2024 presidential election, who shows up to vote for him could help determine if President Biden or Former President Donald Trump do.
    RFK's voters know they're not electing the next president. They're with him anyway
    The winner of this year's presidential race could be decided by who shows up to support independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — and who that means they aren't voting for.
  • Angie Atkins, 37, lives with her two kids in an apartment in northwest Philadelphia. She's been on a waitlist for a federal housing voucher, which would help subsidize her rent, for about seven years.
    Rents are high and housing vouchers are hard to get. So Philly is giving renters cash
    The pilot program chose people on the city's long waitlist for housing vouchers to test how much direct cash payments can help. HUD, the federal housing agency, is interested in the possibility.
  • Free Walk-In For Lemon Law Consultancy
    McMillan Law Group is hosting a lemon law consultation on Monday, October 17 with Julian McMillan. He is an expert California lemon law lawyer and will be discussing the legal rights of vehicle owners to recover damages from dealerships or manufacturers if their vehicles break down within the first few years of purchase. If you would like to attend this event, please call an hour before you visit our office at 4655 Cass St, San Diego, CA 92109, United States. +1 619-795-9430.
  • 'In Every Generation' (This Show is Canceled)
    THIS SHOW IS CANCELED One family. One holiday. Four millennia. The Levi-Katz family celebrates Passover again and again—1416 BCE, 1954, 2019 and 2050 to be exact! While the time, location, and language changes, the traditions stay the same. Over matzah ball soup and (vegan) brisket, this close-knit clan contends with questions of race, religion, and inter-generational trauma. The present echoes the past—and the past the present—as the family repeatedly reenacts the exodus from Egypt, each time asking themselves: must we define ourselves through trauma? Will we ever be free? And why is this night different from all other nights? Written by San Diegan Ali Viterbi, "In Every Generation" has already received several awards, including the 2019 National Jewish Playwriting Contest and two Kennedy Center awards in 2020. The highly-anticipated world premiere of this enthralling and touching family saga is not to be missed. "Tender and honest… Ali Viterbi has spread her wings and is soaring.” -San Diego Jewish World "…not only a very human family saga, but also a timely warning about the choices that American Jews face in the present moment." -Howard Shalwaltz, Founding Artistic Director, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company Visit San Diego Repertory Theatre on Facebook
  • San Diego city officials and activists came together to call on business and government officials to address pay inequities for Latinas. According to Mexican-American Women’s National Association or MANA, Latina Equal Pay Day represents the additional time a Latina needs to work to earn the same annual salary as her White male counterpart. In 2022, the Latina Pay Gap widened. Latinas earn 57 cents for every dollar a White male counterpart makes, represented by 21 additional months of work to earn the same pay, San Diego, Dec. 8, 2022.
    Latina Equal Pay Day is a reminder that Latina paychecks fall far bellow their male counterparts
    The Latina empowerment group MANASD says for every dollar a white male earns, his Latina counterpart earns 57 cents.
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