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Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of San Diego's summer tourism season and San Diego's theme parks are launching their new attractions to lure guests.

A study found that Black travelers expressed dissatisfaction with how the travel industry promotes itself as inclusive.

Alana Dillette’s profile on The Conversation

A $4.4 million in grant funding to promote more youth participation in athletics and recreation while also keeping up on academics is in the works at El Monte schools.

"A deep dive into the Hospitality Technology ecosystem" - immersive course designed for hotel operators, owners, vendors, investors, IT professionals, students and lecturers.

How do we let people know it’s OK to ask for help? Through storytelling and community building.

Five former San Diego State University football players accused of rape will get their day in court Friday. In other news, most natural gas customers in SDG&E’s service area got big bills this past winter, but few people got the bill surprise that came for one North County resident. Plus, the San Diego Unified School District is more than doubling the number of community schools opening in the district this fall.

SAN DIEGO -- There will be a big absence at Comic-Con International this year and, chances are, star power might face an Avengers-level crisis.

Marvel, the convention's biggest attention-grabber every year, isn't coming to San Diego. Other studios have pulled out, too. Actors might not be there. Experts question what it will mean.

Always ahead of the curve, California is taking a leading role in promoting diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in the tourism and meetings and events industries, with educators and DMO leaders making DEI a top priority. Here are three Golden State tourism and education leaders who are blazing the way to a more equitable future for all. [Read Our Visit California Special Supplement]