Opinion
Opinion: San Diego College of Continuing Education Transforms Lives While Tackling Poverty
With the start of spring semester, tens of thousands of students across the region will be taking on more debt as they continue their higher education journeys. San Diego College of Continuing ...
Elevator fiasco makes the case for city manager — or recalls
Re “An ’emergency’ fix at city offices stretched over 5 years — and it still isn’t done” (Jan. 19): San Diego city government ...
Opinion: San Diego Taking Big Risks with High-Density Housing in Fire Zones
The city is forging ahead with high-density housing plans while neglecting brush management and the creation of safe ...
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Union Endorsement Signals Supervisor Race Could Hinge on Home Prices
One of the county’s most powerful labor unions singled out housing as a key reason they just endorsed San Diego City ...
Many Rolando library patrons will lose access under city plan
Re “City’s handling of Rolando library contrary to community’s needs” (Jan. 12): The College-Rolando branch library currently ...
More than 1,200 San Diegans still homeless after the Great Flood of 2024
It's estimated that at least 500 homes were damaged by the floodwaters on Jan. 22, and, unlike in the movies, FEMA has not flown into town to the rescue ...
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Joint $3M Grant Strengthens Pathway for Transfer Students to Study and Work in the Arts and Humanities
A multiyear collaboration between UC San Diego’s School of Arts and Humanities and the San Diego Community College District ...