How Trump decided to sign a deal with Iran at Versailles palace
U.S. President Donald Trump signed an initial agreement with Iran during a dinner hosted by Emmanuel Macron at Versailles, surprising French officials.
June 2026
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Vance says US allows more than dozen ships through to Iranian ports, lifting blockade under deal
Vice President JD Vance confirms the U.S. Navy has lifted a blockade on Iranian ports, allowing oil shipments to flow through the Strait of Hormuz.
Rescue work continues at troubled Julian animal sanctuary, where 107 horses remain
Many of the 728 animals San Diego Humane Society seized from Villa Chardonnay have been relocated.
How are young San Diegans doing? Here’s what a wide-ranging new study found.
The report comes at a challenging time for youth services in San Diego.
Families of kids with disabilities warn Education Department changes could break a flawed system
The Education Department is offloading civil rights enforcement and special education, concerning families of children with disabilities.
Moores Cancer Center wins renewal of foundational federal grant
Significant increases in research occured under new director and helped to overcome criticsms of clinical trials office
Legislation overhauling college sports faces a major test in the Senate
The Senate Commerce Committee will consider the Protect College Sports Act, which would regulate athlete payments and transfers.
Vance, skeptical of foreign wars, becomes the face of Trump’s tentative deal to end war with Iran
Vice President JD Vance has embraced the role of being the chief defender of the agreement he and President Donald Trump signed with Iran.
‘Low public safety return’: Police oversight commission calls for limits on pretext traffic stops
The draft proposal would restrict some low-level stops, tighten rules on consent searches and strengthen anti-bias policing standards.
Some of San Diego’s neediest rec centers aren’t getting the windfall they expected from a new fund. Here’s why.
While council members praise the fund for reviving many rec centers and helping to boost citywide neighborhood equity, they are criticizing how money from the opportunity fund gets allocated.