Fallen La Mesa police officer honored at national memorial in Washington, D.C.
Officer Lauren Craven’s name was one of 109 names added to the national monument wall in Washington, D.C. on Friday
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Student arrested at Gaza protest encampment sues UCSD and county, alleging civil rights violations
Emily Lucas, who contends she was a volunteer medic not involved in protest activity, alleges she was arrested unlawfully, denied due process and jailed in inhumane conditions.
Is college still worth it? Survey says yes, but …
Student debt, which has reached $1.83 trillion, continues to be a worry for high schoolers.
Trump and Xi appear intent on keeping deep differences over Iran war from overshadowing China summit
President Trump is set to leave for Beijing for high-stakes talks with President Xi Jinping. The focus is on keeping trade relations stable.
OpenAI files confidential SEC paperwork for IPO, opening the door to a Wall Street debut
OpenAI says it hasn’t decided on timing yet, as there are advantages to staying private.
US sanctions Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel in latest move pressuring island’s leadership
The United States has imposed sanctions on Cuba’s President Miguel Díaz-Canel, along with four other individuals, according to a filing Thursday on the U.S. Treasury Department website.
In heavily Democratic California, 2 GOP House rivals grapple in nasty fight over Trump loyalty
California is one of the most heavily Democratic states in the country. But in a U.S. House district southeast of Los Angeles, the campaign is being shaped by a different dynamic: Two sitting GOP lawmakers are duking it out over who is most loyal to Trump.
Efforts to understand the nation’s drugged driving problem stall under Trump
Federal highway safety officials don’t track deaths that involve a driver under the influence of drugs.
Initiative to ban sale of commercially bred birds headed to ballot
Proponents in Lemon Grove want to extend current law banning retail sale of bred dogs, cats and rabbits to include birds
Separate and unequal: The ‘Whites Only’ sign was a visible reminder of American racism
After the Civil War, the Jim Crow system enforced racial separation, supported by beliefs in white superiority, seen in “whites only” signs.