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1929-2026: Evelyn Weidner, former award-winning nursery owner, leaves a growing legacy
Gardening columnist dies at age 96 after a lifetime in the nursery business
Oceanside commission says go slow on state’s transit-oriented housing
Seven Sprinter rail stations could be affected by new law easing residential development
Congress members say conditions dire at NJ detention center facing protests, reported hunger strike
Federal immigration officials have denied any hunger strike, abuse or poor conditions inside the center.
The submarine USS Santa Fe returns to San Diego after breaking through the Arctic ice cap
The submarine USS Santa Fe, which vertically rose through Arctic ice in March, returned home to San Diego on Tuesday.
Trump’s teleprompter operator on unpaid leave for alleged prediction market bets on Trump speeches
White House aide Gabriel Perez is on unpaid leave after allegedly using inside knowledge to bet over $100,000 on President Trump’s speeches.
Supreme Court rules constitutional privacy protections apply to cellphone users location history
The Supreme Court has held that constitutional privacy protections extend to cellphone location information, ruling in the case of a bank robber whose identity was discovered through a geofence warrant.
Deported paletero finds new beginning with seafood restaurant in Tijuana
Francisco Duarte’s immigrant story went viral on social media after he bade farewell to his San Diego community last year.
Kentucky Republicans love Trump. Will they ignore him and reelect Thomas Massie?
The race is shaping into a broader test of how much sway Trump still holds over Republican primary voters.
Lederer on Language: Celebrating the 250th year of our national birth certificate
The Fourth of July is the most prominent all-American holiday — the birthday of our country — even though celebrating the Fourth didn’t become common until after 1815, and Independence Day wasn’t made a federal holiday until 1870. Do we ever celebrate! Families gather for parades, picnics, concerts, carnivals, baseball, and fireworks. So today, halfway between Memorial Day and Labor Day, as you’re getting out your festive red, white, and blue decorations or eating a hot dog at a barbecue or gawking at spectacular celestial explosions, stop for a moment and think about those who fought in the Revolutionary War. […]