Michael Smolens: Powerlink déjà vu on environment, energy and politics
Another proposed high-voltage transmission line through the desert is hotly disputed, much like one built years ago, but there are differences.
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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
What to know about a reported US airstrike that hit a wedding in Iran
During the latest American bombardment of southern Iran, a missile hit a home where a wedding was being celebrated. Iranian state media say it was a U.S. strike that killed four people — two women and two children — and wounded more than 60.
Carlsbad reviews balanced budget and big reserve fund for 2026-27
Council members praise staff for ‘living within our means’ on $249 million
California foreclosures at 7-year high: Time to worry?
California started 2026 with 93% fewer foreclosure filings than the darkest days of the Great Recession.
Barack and Michelle Obama surprise first visitors to newly opened presidential center
The Obama Presidential Center opened on Juneteenth in Chicago, with the former president and first lady personally greeting the first visitors.
Why Toyota RAV4s are suddenly the most coveted used cars in America
Most cars lose value when they leave a dealer’s lot. The RAV4 hybrid gains it.
Trump’s no-bond policy for immigrants in custody played out for years in one city
The denial of bond for many held on immigration charges has unleashed lawsuits since July. The practice had played out for years in Tacoma.
DOGE overstated savings on federal ‘receipts’ website, auditors find
DOGE was not transparent regarding the methodologies used to calculate savings.
Michael Smolens: It’s a no-brainer — DACA is good for San Diego, America
San Diego leaders across the spectrum lay out economic and social benefits of the program providing temporary legal status for young immigrant “Dreamers.”