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Photos: Tijuana’s Independence Day parade
Freelance photographer Carlos Moreno captured the border city’s Independence Day parade commemorating the 216th anniversary of the start of Mexico’s Independence against Spain on Wednesday, Sept. 16.
Hundreds rally in City Heights condemning recent ICE operations
Community members and leaders protested the recent arrests of a City College student and two parents near an elementary school.
Oceanside spent tens of millions on homelessness. Here’s what they used it for.
Oceanside’s Housing and Neighborhood Services Department had a budget of over $42 million last fiscal year. Over half was spent on rental assistance.
Longtime La Mesa city attorney retiring, officials appoint replacement
Leaders selected Tara Mazzanti as the city’s next attorney, concluding longtime City Attorney Glenn Sabine’s over 29 years of service.
County, CDC to launch second health survey on Tijuana River sewage crisis
The follow-up survey, running Sept. 17-19, will revisit findings from a 2024 assessment that found widespread health concerns among South Bay residents.
Emergency declared to save Highway 101 from beach erosion in Carlsbad
Boulder riprap will be extended on beach north of Encina Creek outlet.
Deported father of former U.S. Marine returns to San Diego following court order
A San Diego federal judge this week granted a petition filed by Esteban Ríos, 57, saying his deportation violated his due process rights
Navy taking steps to avoid the supply problems that surfaced on USS Abraham Lincoln
The carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt, which is preparing to deploy from North Island, will carry much more food and supplies.
La Mesa council appoints 20-year-old college student as interim city treasurer
Their selection makes Stewart the youngest person to ever hold office in the city