Author: Mia Garcia
Mia Garcia
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Thirteen-year-old Quinn Cannon will represent Team USA at the upcoming Deaflympics, showcasing remarkable talent and determination on an international stage, officials announced.
Nationwide “Hands Off” protests took place this weekend, with several rallies held in San Diego County. Activists gathered to demand government accountability and protect civil rights, drawing local and national attention.
EPA Administrator recently visited San Diego to urge Mexico to tackle sewage pollution in the Tijuana River, highlighting cross-border environmental concerns and the urgent need for binational action.
Tijuana’s sewage frequently crosses into the US, creating pollution and health risks. Yet, efforts to address the source remain limited, as US authorities focus more on border management than sewage control.
San Diego’s An’s Gelato has been named the No. 2 best ice cream shop in America, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune. The accolade highlights the shop’s unique flavors and local popularity.
San Diego teens voice frustration over strict curfews, calling them “insane” and unmatched globally. Critics argue the restrictions disrupt daily life and question their necessity amid easing pandemic fears.
Fortune reveals the top MBA programs for 2025 applicants, highlighting schools that combine strong academics, networking, and career outcomes. Ideal for candidates aiming to excel in business leadership.
The San Diego Chargers have launched an aggressive stadium campaign to secure a new venue, aiming to boost fan experience and revenue. The team is actively engaging local officials and stakeholders to advance plans.
Padres manager Mike Shildt praised his team’s offensive surge in their latest win over the Rockies, highlighting improved plate discipline and timely hitting as key factors in the lineup’s breakout performance.
ICE San Diego arrested a violent criminal and illegal alien convicted of attempted murder who reentered the U.S. over seven times. Officials emphasize ongoing efforts to remove high-risk individuals.