Sounds “Desperate”: Secretary of State Shirley Weber Calls Out Trump’s Sudden Switch on Mail-In Voting
California Secretary of State Shirley Weber questions Trump’s shifting stance on mail-in voting while addressing election security and voter protections.
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Voice & Viewpoint Voting Guide for the General Election 2026
The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint’s 2026 Voter Guide highlights candidate and proposition endorsements ahead of the November 3 General Election.
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Controversy Over Measure A
San Diego County’s Measure A sparks debate over government transparency, supervisors’ term limits, and the authority of its top administrator.
National Civil Rights Museum Freedom Award Honors the Relentless Fight for Equality
The National Civil Rights Museum’s Freedom Awards honor trailblazers across generations, highlighting how the fight for equality continues evolving today.
Watch Them Close: Topdog/Underdog At Old Globe
Two brothers, one troubled past, and a fragile bond take center stage in The Old Globe’s powerful production of Topdog/Underdog.
For Black Voters, Midterms Hinge on Uneven Turnout, Redistricting
Black voters could play a significant role in the 2026 midterms, as turnout, redistricting and representation emerge as key issues.
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A Salute to Our African Nations
This article continues our salute to the independence anniversary of African nations, acknowledging our respect and appreciation of our brothers…
Salute to Our African Nations
This article continues our salute to the independence anniversary of African nations, acknowledging our respect and appreciation of our brothers…
A Salute to Our African Nations
This article continues our salute to the independence anniversary of African nations. This acknowledges our respect and appreciation of our brothers and sisters among us…
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Gov. Newsom Approves Tax Credits for Newsrooms — Despite Eligibility, Cost Concerns
California’s new law offers financial support to struggling local newsrooms, but questions remain about who benefits and at what cost.
California Enacts New Anti-Hate Training Requirements for State Officials, Private Sector Employees
California is expanding anti-hate training as new laws target how public officials and workplaces recognize and respond to bias.
Gov. Newsom Signs Bill Requiring Large Corporations to Disclose Profits From Chattel Slavery
California is breaking new ground with a law requiring major corporations to confront and publicly disclose a rarely examined part…
The Conversation
Oil and Gas Industry Expected Surplus – But War Brought Shortage Instead
Today’s high energy prices may have roots in predictions made years ago—and understanding why reveals a major weakness in global oil markets.
Cancer Vaccines Could Transform Treatment and Prevention – But Misinformation About mRNA Vaccines Threatens Their Potential
On Aug. 19, 2026, Moderna and Merck announced that their personalized vaccine, intismeran autogene, succeeded in reducing the recurrence of the skin cancer melanoma when combined…
