New York Democrats take first steps toward an aggressive 2028 redistricting plan
New York Democrats are wading into the national redistricting wars — just don’t expect a victory before this year’s hotly contested midterm elections.
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Florida court to consider whether new US House map violates state ban on partisan gerrymandering
A Florida judge is set to hear arguments Friday on a request to block the new US House districts from being used in the midterm elections.
What to know: Protests grow over Trump family-linked resort in Albania
A massive coastal development project linked to Jared Kushner is facing resistance in Albania.
Possible drowning victim found on Black’s Beach later died at hospital
A person walking at Black’s Beach near La Jolla found a man lying face down on the sand Friday night. He was taken to a hospital, where he could not be revived.
Trump is getting the Republican Party that he wants. But can he win in the midterms?
Trump showcased his influence in Republican primaries, recently endorsing Ken Paxton, but his grip might backfire in the midterm elections.
Search for missing hiker called off around Lake Poway
Sheriff’s detectives and search and rescue volunteers conducted a search Saturday but found “nothing of note.”
Some of San Diego’s neediest rec centers aren’t getting the windfall they expected from a new fund. Here’s why.
While council members praise the fund for reviving many rec centers and helping to boost citywide neighborhood equity, they are criticizing how money from the opportunity fund gets allocated.
Spy program at risk over Trump’s pick of Pulte for director of national intelligence
Trump has doubled down on Bill Pulte for director of national intelligence, putting a short-term extension of the FISA spy program at risk.
San Diego’s General Dynamics-NASSCO awarded $856 million to build Navy fuel ship
The order is part of a larger contract for NASSCO, the last major shipyard on the West Coast
ABC stations call FCC’s early call for license renewal ‘unconstitutional’
ABC-owned TV stations across the U.S. are criticizing the Federal Communications Commission for an early review of their broadcast licenses. On Thursday, WABC in New York called the move “unlawful” and “unconstitutional,” accusing the FCC of targeting disfavored editorial voices.