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The Union-Tribune competed against large news outlets across California, taking home first-place in feature story, business reporting, editorial cartoons and sports photography.

The number of people living on the streets of downtown hit a new record. Here's one story of one couple on the brink.

A couple months ago, five of San Diego Unified School District’s area superintendents received pink slips from district officials.

National City has finally ended its ban on cruising and Chula Vista is finally opening its first homeless shelter. Plus other news.

Journalists, academics and law enforcement officials in Mexico are not convinced that the Arellano-Félix cartel was behind the January slayings of two prominent Tijuana journalists, as the government claims.

The Environmental Protection Agency has said little about the U.S. Homeland Security’s effort to build a wall across the Tijuana River Valley, well, at least publicly. 

An in-depth look inside the mental health crisis in San Diego County

New York, NY (PRWEB) July 22, 2022 -- State Affairs Announces Its Founding Editor-in-Chief Alison BethelAlison Bethel knew she was going to be a

Tijuana saw some of its worst violence during the three-year window from 2008 to 2010. Yet the city's vibrant culture kept at it.

Journalists, academics and law enforcement officials in Mexico are not convinced that the Arellano-Félix cartel was behind the January slayings of two prominent Tijuana journalists, as the government claims.