County libraries feed minds and mouths
Everyone knows libraries offer books. But 16 County Library branches are meeting a different kind of community need this time of year – summer...
Animal sanctuary hosts summer programs
Lions Tigers & Bears, a nationally accredited exotic animal sanctuary in Alpine, is launching a lineup of immersive summer programs aimed at educating the...
Grossmont Union High School District names superintendent
Dr. Kirsten Vital Brulte has officially begun her tenure as superintendent of the Grossmont Union High School District, following her appointment by the district’s...
Issa favors cuts to Medicaid for better economy
A sweeping budget and tax package recently signed into law by President Donald Trump has sparked sharply divided reactions among San Diego’s congressional delegation.
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Teens invited to fast and community service
Hunger for Hope, a student-led fundraiser aimed at raising awareness about food insecurity and homelessness, will take place Aug. 8 at North Park Apostolic...
Summer fun comes with increased risk of injury
As the June gloom lifts, San Diegans are heading outside— hitting beaches, hiking trails, and backyard barbeques. But along with the sunshine, summer also...
Backcountry bulletin: Libraries are easing summer hunger
The June distribution of the state’s SUN Bucks should be completed by now, and the distribution of SUN Bucks cards for families whose last...
Enough is enough: Congress must stop predatory ADA lawsuits
When a local property manager in La Mesa received a letter in the mail asking if his rental office had a text-to-voice machine, he...
County seeks young adults for medical training
Young adults with backgrounds in the juvenile justice or child welfare systems have a new opportunity to launch a career in emergency medical services.
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State aids county fund mental health treatment
The County’s Behavioral Health Services (BHS) has been awarded $29.1 million in state funding that will be used to create new mental health and...
