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The beef between those who thrift for themselves, particularly for affordability reasons, and the flippers of the world is ...

The clothing industry, in today’s globalized economy, is like hot dogs. It’s better not to know how the sausage is made. That ...

Hailed as a pathbreaking Latina when first elected in 2020, Vargas has feuded with key allies during her first term and left ...

Spurred by state efforts to prioritize dual enrollment courses, San Diego Unified has significantly increased the number of ...

For many people trying to reach the U.S. border from South America and outside the Western Hemisphere, passing through the ...

New musical movements don’t pop out of nowhere. The rise of punk, for example, was a reaction, in part, to the optimism of ...

Supervisor Nora Vargas entered office with high expectations. She was the first Latina to represent heavily Latino District 1 ...

How can we keep living here? It’s a question I’ve repeatedly heard from residents and one I’m not sure our region and its ...

Two institutions right across an inlet from one another on San Diego Bay highlight South County’s rich economic, cultural and ...

A brief and sordid history of the public restroom in America sheds light on why it’s impossible to take a private piss ...

Encinitas has a new mayor, two new councilmembers, and soon, a vacant council seat to fill. Most of them are ready to ...