CA Building Association CEO to middle class “Move to another state. You really can’t do it here… just homes for millionaires”
Written by Joey Brasil Since the beginning of last July, construction prices for houses have risen in price due to…
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La Mesa-Spring Valley School Board Member Charda Bell-Fontenot claims reopening schools is ‘white supremacist ideology, slavery’ during Board meeting
Written by Urvi Sakurikar We’ve heard some ridiculous remarks from Democratic officials regarding racism and white supremacy, but some recent…
Newsom approves $600 “Golden State Stimulus” checks, payments to illegal immigrants, and business relief
Written by Miguel Palacios This week Gov. Newsom approved a new state stimulus package that will be giving one-time stimulus…
Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 Vaccine gets thumbs up from FDA
Written by Justin Culetu As California continues to slowly roll out Moderna and Pfizer vaccines, a third option from Johnson…
Congressman Issa’s Statement on the Equality Act
Washington, D.C. — Congressman Darrell Issa (CA-50) made the following statement regarding the House passage of H.R. 5, the Equality…
Bills presented by San Diego Legislators
Written by Amanda Angulo Last Friday was the deadline for lawmakers to submit bills that they deem necessary to be…
Republicans in History: Lucy Stone
Lucy Stone was an activist, trailblazer, and figured prominently at the forefront of the abolitionist and women’s suffrage movement. Lucy…
Applications now being accepted for tuition-free San Diego Promise program
First posted by the San Diego Community News Group Thinking of attending San Diego City, Mesa, or Miramar colleges? Why…
Kelly Martinez becomes first female Undersheriff in San Diego County
Written by Joey Brasil Following the retirement of Undersheriff Mark Barnett, Assistant Sheriff Kelly Martinez has been promoted to the…
CIF San Diego Refuses to Allow School Sports to Resume on Accounts of Inequity
Written by Justin Culetu With statewide lockdowns and quarantines nearing a year for California, multiple public sectors continue to suffer…