COVID-19

Coronado isn’t Canceling its July 4th Festivities this year

April 27, 2021
San Diego News Desk

Written by Destiny Garcia Due to the COVID-19 pandemic this past year, celebrations for many holidays were canceled. With Independence Day rapidly approaching, people are wondering what this year's celebration will look like. While President Joe Biden has warned Americans…

Republican Senators Demand Investigation on whether Planned Parenthood applied for PPP Loan Despite Ineligibility

April 21, 2021

Senator Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) and other republicans sent a letter to Attorney General Merrick Garland, Inspector General Mike Ware, and…

Supervisor Fletcher Fear Mongers when questioned about San Diego Reopening

April 15, 2021

Written by Justin Culetu Although California has just begun its reopening process, it continues to fall behind the rest of…

City of San Diego Spent $122M+ on COVID Response

April 9, 2021

Written by Destiny Garcia San Diego has seen an all-time high of emergency spending during the Coronavirus pandemic. NBC has…

In a Desperate Move to Counteract Recall, Gov. Newsom announces intent to fully reopen CA in June

April 8, 2021

Written by Juan Sebastian Fragozo Governor Gavin Newsom is planning to reopen the State on June 15, as long as…

Teachers, Parents, Supporters to Protest Insufficient Classroom Reopening Plan, Call for Full, In-Person Learning

April 7, 2021

Parents, teachers, students, and community members from San Diego, surrounding counties, and the state will join forces and hold an…

CIF Refuses to Allow Swimmers to Compete despite giving green light to other sports

April 2, 2021

Written by Miguel Palacios A collective groan of disappointment can be heard throughout the region as the California Interscholastic Federation…

In-person teaching begins as COVID-19 cases reach 92 among migrant children

April 2, 2021

Submitted by Mark Powell, first posted by KUSI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CA9r791OBi8&t=76s A third group of 225 unaccompanied migrant children has arrived at…

San Ysidro and Sweetwater Schools to spend COVID-19 funds on teacher raises

March 25, 2021

Written by Justin Culetu After more than a year of online learning, schools have finally been given permission to resume…

San Diegan’s rejoice with move to red tier, but it’s not enough

March 23, 2021

Written by Destiny Garcia The long-awaited shift to the red tier in San Diego County has brought joy to business…