San Diegans are earning more but inflation and San Diego’s housing rise to the third highest in the nation means more college students and graduates are living at home.
Story by Triniti Nowicki
The sooner beach-goers practice social distancing, the faster we as a community can get through the coronavirus pandemic.
If closing the beach is going to remind...
Story by Kiera Colarusso
At 66.6%, California had the highest rate of unsheltered veterans in 2018.
Much of the ex-military population is still spending its nights on city sidewalks and underpasses.
The...
You’re homeless, cold and hungry. But at least you have a nice mural on the back wall of your liquor store to stare at, right?
Mid 2017, Mayor Kevin Faulconer proposed a 2 percent budget cut of arts...
SAN MARCOS-If you'll be filling out college applications next fall and want to expand your local options, the Transfer Center has you covered.
The Transfer Center will be hosting the 2017 Spring College...
The upcoming election on November 8, 2016 goes beyond choosing our new president.
While that has been a hot topic of conversation, there are more factors that play in the life we live in America....
A dark shadow currently lurks within the alley ways of Southern California.
Beaten, tortured, forced to perform hard labor and raped on a weekly basis; this is what many men, women and children...
California just banned felony charges toward crimes such as gun theft and date rape drug possession with Proposition 47. These crimes will now be charged as just misdemeanors. This is plain wrong.
Possession...
On Oct. 10 Palomar College Robert Deegan was humbled by the communities endorsement at the Humanities Building Grand Opening .
He thanked the community for the district bond which recognized Palomar...