Three dozen San Diego nonprofit sites get state grant money to bolster security
Statewide, more than $80 million in security grants were announced Thursday for sites at high risk of violent attacks.
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Voting in person? Here are some tips, and California laws to know
While Californians are able to vote by mail, here’s what to know if you want to vote in person at a county vote center.
White House moves to give political appointees more power over federal grants
The White House is moving to give political appointees more control over federal grants. New proposed rules published Friday would require senior administration officials to review funding awards to ensure they align with the law and presidential priorities.
A Texas town may offer a preview of a Trump plan to force noncitizens from public housing
The situation in Port Isabel, Texas, offers a glimpse of what could happen nationwide if a Trump administration proposal takes effect to end housing assistance to families in which at least one member is in the country illegally.
San Diego County should do more to protect people in jail, juvenile detention, watchdog says. Here’s what it recommends.
A new report recommends more medical equipment, outside reviews of jail deaths and body-worn cameras for probation officers.
Cuban government says CIA Director John Ratcliffe met with officials in Havana
The meeting was reportedly held to foster political dialogue between the two long-strained adversaries.
Cannabis cultivation approved for 2 acres in Oceanside’s South Morro Hills
‘Hoop houses’ used for hemp production will be converted to grow similar product
Suspected driver arrested in fatal Escondido hit-and-run
The victim was identified as Freddie Olmeda, a 31-year-old resident of Escondido
What to know about Trump’s $100,000 fee on H-1B visas and the court decision that struck it down
President Donald Trump last year dramatically ratcheted up the fee for H-1B work visas to $100,000, saying it would protect American workers from losing their jobs to lower-paid foreigners. But on Monday a federal judge struck down the fees.
November’s San Diego City Council races appear set. As officials count more ballots, here’s where the candidates stand.
Primaries don’t decide who wins council seats in San Diego — runoffs between the top two candidates are required in all races.