SDSU increases flexibility for student meal plans
Written by Justin Culetu With the COVID-19 pandemic limiting dining options unilaterally, San Diego State University will allow students more…
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Kaiser Permanente pledges $100k to San Diego-based non-profit
Written by Hannah Schmidtler Kaiser Permanente hospital has pledged $100,000 dollars to the Partnership for the Advancement of New Americans (PANA), a San Diego-based non-profit. PANA's mission is to achieve economic, social, and civil infusion of refugees in San Diego…
Phase 4 of Del Mar Bluffs Stabilization Project is complete
Written by Sebastian Acosta Phase 4 of the six-phase Del Mar Bluffs stabilization project was completed and celebrated Wednesday morning…
2.7M Powerball ticket sold in San Diego
Written by Taylor Fourier Earlier this week a winning Powerball ticket was sold at the San Diego Chevron station located…
Non-stop flights between San Diego and Japan resume
Written by Michael Palomba Non-stop flights between Japan and San Diego will be resuming, nearly 10 months after they were…
Del Mar Horse Park suspending boarding and shows due to groundwater issues
The Del Mar Horse Park will not offer boarding or host any horse shows this year. Surprisingly, not because of…
Costco closing all Photo Centers on February 14
As we enter 2021 and digital media has increasingly become the new norm, Costco will be closing all photo centers…
El Cajon Businesses reopen, engaged in “constitutionally protected, peaceful protest”
Written by Michael Palomba Over 350 businesses throughout the county are open, and they're prepared to sue if any government…
San Diego Blood Bank needs plasma from recovered COVID-19 patients
Written by Taylor Fourier As the convalescent plasma supply is approaching a significantly low level due to the increasing coronavirus…
California’s vaccine rollout is going slower than expected
Written by Hannah Schmidtler Despite high hopes, California’s Covid-19 vaccine rollout has fallen behind schedule. So far, only thirty-five percent…