Several essays reflect on Black self-image and offers a constructive ethic within America’s better self.
Redlining in the 1930s or racist language embedded in property records, people of color have battled housing inequality for far too long.
Six out of ten prefer to be called Hispanic or Latino. Between 2% and 4% prefer the newly invented word “LatinX.”
Exactly ten years ago, one of the oldest written texts in the world got a subtle but important makeover.
Why is San Diego not viewed as a desirable location for major sports teams?
South Fresno has turned into one of the most environmentally burdened neighborhoods in the state.
What we’re doing isn’t working, and we need to look for new approaches and new technologies that can help firefighters on the ground.
The KPMG Board Leadership Center found that 96% of all California public companies had at least one woman on their board by the end of 2019.
We have the country's worst poverty rate, with many living just barely above the poverty level.
A new California Assembly bill seeks to address what conservatorship experts have called a grave injustice.
Granny flats can be used to help make rents more economical for service professionals.
Environmental solutions must be assessed holistically — evaluated by both the environmental benefit and the environmental impact.
Food banks across the country can and do play a critical role.
While I am disillusioned by the GOP, I see glimmers of hope for the future.
Rep. Scott Peters was being disingenuous when he told San Diegans in an op-ed that he didn’t vote to keep drug prices high.
We know right-wing antisemitism. Left-wing antisemitism is carefully couched in criticism of Israel for “human rights violations.”
As a constituent of Rep. Scott Peters, I want to respond to his recent op-ed regarding H.R. 3.
About 1 in 5 high school students and 1 in 20 middle school students reported using e-cigarettes in 2020.
More voters named homelessness as the number one issue facing California today.
Here’s a simple fact: Many Californians are struggling to pay for their prescription drugs.
The 2011 repeal was ultimately successful because, for the first time, we centered the personal stories of veterans and servicemembers.
90 percent of seniors and their families want care options that allow them to safely age in place in their own homes.
Gov. Gavin Newsom has an opportunity to reform California’s flawed recall process with the stroke of his pen.
As we head in to our 17th year of publishing investigative and explanatory reporting, new leaders are taking over the board and newsroom.
God is now part of the conversation.
Congress is currently considering drug pricing proposals that will jeopardize investment in local research and development.
By passing the president's Build Back Better agenda, Congress will make bold and generational investments for our communities.
These aquatic gardens provide food and shelter for fish and birds, improve water quality and buffer communities against severe storms.
San Diego Rep. Scott Peters introduced legislation that endeavors to reduce out-of-pocket drug costs.
This resolution creates an unsafe atmosphere for Jewish and Israeli students, faculty and staff.
We need new, bold solutions to make our city livable again.
Anything is possible, even when all odds are stacked against you.
In the last 30 days, 21,741 cases and 548 hospitalizations have occurred in those not fully vaccinated.
Newsom’s victory on Tuesday demonstrates that what most Californians want is competent government without a lot of drama.
To help other business owners pull off similar turnarounds, I’m sharing my story of digital transformation.
The city of San Diego and the Navy are planning an enormous redevelopment of the current NAVWAR site near Old Town.
Farmworkers in Thermal continue to fight against dirty drinking water, excess heat and even death.
Local 1931 of the American Federation of Teachers, representing community college staff in San Diego County, has disgraced itself.
After months of research and community engagement, I have put forward a proposal to address some excellent points raised by constituents.
It is no secret that in times of crisis — be it economic or a natural disaster — underserved populations are hit the hardest.