Rescue work continues at troubled Julian animal sanctuary, where 107 horses remain
Many of the 728 animals San Diego Humane Society seized from Villa Chardonnay have been relocated.
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Trump says he’s sending 5,000 more troops to Poland, stirring confusion about US presence in Europe
Thursday’s announcement follows weeks of changing statements from Trump and his administration about future troop levels in Europe.
Court rulings force San Diego to halt vendor crackdown. Will chaos return to downtown, beaches?
In latest of several notable setbacks, state appeals court says city violating state law with cart impounds, limits on vendor hours
A tiki bar and artist studio were lost to flames, but a strategic fire break helped save Ramona homes
A homeowner’s association had proactively cleared brushland abutting homes on Oak Springs Drive before the Creelman fire Wednesday
Lederer on Language – Female Strong: American History is filled with heroines
Life often calls on us to be heroes, sometimes in small ways, sometimes in grand ways. A hero is a person admired for courage, nobility, exploits, qualities, or achievements and regarded as an ideal or model. America seems to be good at making heroes when we need them. Here are some heroic women of our Revolutionary War (1775-1783) you may not have heard about. They all contributed to this great experiment we call American Democracy. Like Paul Revere, Sybil Ludington rode horseback in the dark of night. On April 26, 1777, at age 16, she rode 40 miles through a […]
A watchdog report flags security risks in the IRS-ICE taxpayer data-sharing deal
A new Treasury inspector general report raises concerns about Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s ability to safeguard taxpayer information.
To air or not to air? Nation’s TV networks struggle to find the right balance for Trump speech
TV networks and news operations spent the hours leading up to President Donald Trump’s address Thursday night debating how to cover it.
Iranian Americans plan protests and watch parties ahead of team’s World Cup opener
Iranian Americans are torn over Iran’s participation in this year’s World Cup. Some community members in California plan to watch the game and others will protest outside the stadium where the team will play.
Judge questions difference between Hegseth’s testosterone policy and transgender care for troops
U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes raised the question Wednesday in an ongoing lawsuit against President Donald Trump’s ban on transgender service members.
This budget season, San Diego asked the public to take a first-ever survey. It faced some limitations.
The survey, which closed Friday, asked San Diegans to weigh in on which city services they care most about and which they’re comfortable cutting.