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More than 1 in 5 California birthing hospitals closed in recent years, and the preterm birth rate is inching up.

Americans of European descent are rarely, if ever, asked to defend themselves for the crimes of other European Americans.

Peak fire season is here, and firefighters say residents need to be ready for the worst. In other news, we have details on the March of Dimes’ new report on maternity care in California. Plus, an author headlining this year’s Festival of Books, tells us about her book on pop culture's impact on society.

The San Diego Taxpayers Educational Foundation developed a new way for providers to report their work. Cities and advocates will need to buy in.

"There's something inherent about that first day of school that just makes the excitement and joy come out," Martin Luther King Jr. Principal Kenneth Wright said.

California parental rights advocates are sounding the alarm as a bill targeting parents who speak out at school board meetings continues to advance.

Parental rights advocates are sounding the alarm as a bill targeting parents who speak out at school-board meetings continues to advance through the state’s legislature.

Mayor John McCann has asked city staff to research laws adopted by other cities and recommend policies

Julie Gallant has joined the Poway News Chieftain, a newspaper in San Diego, Calif., as a reporter. She said: “After working as a reporter in Ramona the past…

Wondering when students return to classrooms? Here's a list of when school starts for each district in the 2023-24 school year.