In the Israeli-occupied West Bank, too much cash is breaking the economy
The Palestinian Monetary Authority says Israel’s longtime limit on accepting cash that accumulates in Palestinian banks is creating a crisis
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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.
Q&A: Meet Rick Shea, candidate for San Diego County Board of Education in District 5
Rick Shea, 76, is the current vice president of the San Diego County Board of Education.
Santee weighs long-term budget concerns, advances potential 1-cent sales tax measure
The city’s proposed $72 million operating budget for fiscal year 2026-27 includes moderate reserves, but officials warn of long-term reserve reductions.
Chula Vista patrol car struck by suspected DUI driver
A suspected DUI driver in a sedan went through a red light shortly before 2 a.m. and struck a police cruiser, police said. The officer and the driver and passenger in the sedan were hospitalized.
Longtime CEO Micah Parzen leaving Museum of Us after 16 years
Since arriving in 2010, he has led a dramatic transformation at the Balboa Park institution, overseeing efforts to establish anti-racist and decolonial practices at the museum.
What to know about earthquake early warning systems
Many nations have developed systems for alerting people seconds before shaking begins.
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Georgia Republicans scramble to pick a candidate to take on Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff
Mike Collins, Buddy Carter and Derek Dooley are competing for the Republican nomination to face Sen. Jon Ossoff in the midterm election.
At one Kentucky bar, young Republicans wrestle with their disappointment in Trump and their party
A group of young Republicans in Kentucky gather monthly to talk politics and expressed frustration with the GOP and President Donald Trump.