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Youth advocates say court officials should reverse their decision to withhold office space and other support from the Juvenile Justice Commission.

The South County Higher Education Planning Task Force also heard proposals for a binational hub and an expanded AB 91 tuition pilot, as a member pushed for legislation shielding the site from future CEQA challenges.

Council approves Thorn Run Partners for city-specific advocacy, but pulls a joint effort with Imperial Beach on the Tijuana River Valley crisis over duplication concerns.

Agreement switches wording from “requires” to “allows” project labor agreements

Alexander Kraft, is challenging longtime Mayor Bill Wells, while three candidates compete for the open District One council seat left by Councilmember Gary Kendrick’s retirement.

Sharrene Stuht’s lawsuit points to a handful of firms with close ties to the Learn4Life charter school network, citing an investigation by The San Diego Union-Tribune.

It’s another first for the Rose Parade. An all-LGBTQ band will march down Colorado Boulevard on Jan. 1. Here’s how this came together.

Cities review emergency plans, start early on clearing storm drains and waterways for rainy season.

The ship deployed in March and is carrying Marines from Camp Pendleton’s 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit.

New zoning standards aim to steer battery storage facilities away from residential areas and add safety requirements, while backcountry residents are fighting battery projects that are already planned.