Trump is lifting restrictions on hunting in national parks, refuges and wilderness areas
The move is raising questions about visitor safety and resource preservation on the sites.
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San Diego schools expected to slowly regain access to Canvas system after hack
The hack and shutdown of campus online learning system left students wondering if their tests and assignments would be postponed
Someone San Diego Should Know: Dana Harwood
Mission Hills resident donated a kidney to a stranger because people need help.
His paintings are a chance to connect with others, and be kinder to himself
Figurative painter and fiber artist Miguel Camacho-Padilla is one of 12 artists featured in ArtSpectrum 2026, a group exhibition for LGBTQ artists on display through June 1 at Gallery 21 in Balboa Park
In legal dispute over ‘The View,’ ABC argues Trump administration is trying to chill free speech
ABC argues that subjecting ‘The View’ to equal time rules threatens to chill free speech and hinder open political discussion.
White House ballroom security upgrades become Democratic target
Democrats plan a procedural challenge to a $1 billion provision funding White House security and a new ballroom.
The job of San Diego County treasurer is a nonpartisan one — but in a four-way race, political attacks are flying
This year, for the first time since 2002, the name Dan McAllister will not be appearing on the ballot.
Michael Smolens: One mayor goes AWOL on immigration law, another takes clear stand
Chula Vista’s McCann demurs, claiming Navy reserve status presents a conflict. El Cajon’s Wells challenges state sanctuary law upheld by courts.
Trump’s tariffs hit Toyota profit, though its global sales grew
Japan’s top automaker said its profit for the fiscal year that ended in March was $25 billion.
US launches a review of Mexican consulates that could lead to closures
The Trump administration is conducting a review of the 53 Mexican consulates in the United States, the State Department said.