Novel examines use of propaganda and fascism
Jennifer Coburn’s new novel “The Girls of the Glimmer Factory” is now on presale, coming out on Jan. 28, one day after International Holocaust...
Peak flu season looms
If one thing is consistent from year to year, it’s flu season. Influenza, commonly known as the flu, is caused by a contagious respiratory...
Joel Anderson returns to Board of Supervisors for second term
Two re-elected County supervisors took the oath of office Monday at the County Administration Center Board Chamber.
Vice Chair Terra Lawson-Remer from District 3 and...
Animal rescuers in dispute over sanctuary names
Lions Tigers & Bears has filed a lawsuit against The Children’s Nature Retreat Foundation, now operating under the DBA (Doing Business As) San Diego...
County health officials caution against raw milk
County public health officials are warning San Diegans not to eat or drink raw milk products or give them to their pets because of...
Sycuan ceremony spreads holiday generosity
Sycuan Casino Resort set a new funding record in supporting local nonprofits that improve the San Diego community by donating a total of $190,000...
80 years of public service
A leading provider of social services programs in Southern California, Lutheran Social Services of Southern California marked its 80th years of service on Dec....
Ambassador program helps student peers capture resources
Erica Serrano has dedicated her career to helping young children grow. Receiving her child development certification to operate her own preschool, Serrano co-owns a...
Legislation would protect students on campus
State Superintendent Tony Thurmond sponsored legislation introduced by Senate Majority Leader Lena Gonzalez on Dec. 16. Senate Bill 12 aims at keeping U.S. Immigration...
Ranch broadens appeal
Jamul Trails Ranch, California’s hidden gem nestled in the rolling hills of East San Diego County, announced its opening as the premier destination for...
