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Focused on Housing and Jobs
Mayoral candidate Francisco Tamayo said in an interview that his campaign is focused on directly addressing the needs of working families through proposals centered on affordable housing, living-wage jobs, public safety, and lowering the cost of living. Speaking about his priorities for city government, Tamayo said his commitment “is not…
Protection Against Hate
SAN DIEGO.- Councilmember Marni von Wilpert and Councilmember Raul Campillo intensified their call to secure…
Bringing Together Picasso, Monet and Warhol
SAN DIEGO.- Around 120 works make up Forging a Legacy: 15 Years of Historic Acquisitions,…
The Value of a Notary Public
In border cities in Southern California, where bilingual communities and different legal systems converge daily,…
Business News
They Bet on Traditional Farming
In Ramona, family-owned Three Sons Farm has developed an agricultural production model since 2013 based on regenerative practices and the…
Betting on Comprehensive Health
TIJUANA, MX. — The My Best Medical Solution Group, led by Dr. Miguel Ángel Díaz Mariscal, has developed a comprehensive…
A Slow Process
By Horacio Rentería CHULA VISTA. — Founded seven years ago, the Envision Broadway project — aimed at revitalizing one of…
Police Beat
Victims of Hate
Due to the selected target and ideological evidence found at the scene, authorities confirmed that the armed attack that occurred on Monday, May 18, at the Islamic Center of San Diego is being investigated as a hate crime. The tragedy left three men dead and triggered a large police operation that, according to officials, helped…
DUI Checkpoint to Be Set Up in Chula Vista
As May brings an increase in celebrations and holiday travel periods, authorities in cities such as Chula Vista and across San Diego County are stepping up enforcement operations targeting drivers under the influence of alcohol and drugs. The Chula Vista Police Department announced that it will conduct a DUI checkpoint this Friday, May 15, at…
Support expressed for the Chief of Police of Chula Vista
By Horacio Rentería On January 5, 2017, Roxana Kennedy became the first woman to lead the police department of Chula Vista Police Department. At the time, Kennedy assumed responsibility for public safety in a city that now exceeds 275,000 residents and is considered one of the most significant municipalities in San Diego County, California, US.…
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