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At least 45 journalists have been killed in Mexico since late 2018. There were eight — more than in any other country — last year alone.

On Tuesday telecom giants AT&T and Verizon agreed to limit their rollout of 5G cellular service in response to concerns it could be a danger to air travel. Meanwhile, micro enterprise home kitchens may come soon, after the San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to take the first step toward allowing them. Plus, a secret staircase in southeast San Diego is getting a makeover.

SDSU is starting its search for developers to build low-income housing as part of the 132-acre project it’s building after voters approved it on the 2018 ballot.

In the latest San Diego 101 episode, we break down how San Diego is changing and what we know — and don’t know — about who lives in the region.

The city has seemed, for a few years now, to be competing against itself to see how monumentally it can mess up any attempt to buy, lease or develop real estate.

A proposal to split Tijuana into two separate municipalities has been generating some fierce debate in recent days. 

The city of San Diego took on the mammoth task of zeroing-in on specific census tracts in need of that extra financial leg up in the name of climate equity.

New book “Unequal Neighbors: Place Stigma & the Making of a Local Border" examines the complex relationship between Tijuana and San Diego.

A new project by Voice of San Diego, Year One: COVID-19’s Death Toll, will seek to understand the impact of the pandemic on communities across the county. 

New book “Unequal Neighbors: Place Stigma & the Making of a Local Border" examines the complex relationship between Tijuana and San Diego.