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US and Chinese officials are set to meet in London next week for a new round of trade talks, aiming to ease ongoing tensions and revive economic cooperation, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune.
UC San Diego’s graduate programs ranked among the nation’s best, according to U.S. News & World Report. The university’s strengths span STEM, social sciences, and health disciplines, cementing its top-tier status.
San Diego is emerging as the US’ unsung LGBTQ+ hub, celebrated for its inclusive culture, vibrant Pride events, and supportive community networks, spotlighting a diverse and thriving queer scene beyond the usual coastal icons.
Bondi appoints a new interim U.S. Attorney for San Diego and Imperial counties, stepping in to lead key federal prosecutions and initiatives. The appointment underscores a commitment to justice in the region.
Jack Kemp, renowned NFL quarterback turned influential politician, made significant impacts in both sports and government. Known for his economic policies and advocacy, Kemp’s legacy spans football fields and political arenas.
The US government is investigating messages impersonating Susie Wiles, former Chief of Staff to Donald Trump. Authorities are probing the origin and intent behind the deceptive communications. (fox5sandiego.com)
An Ethiopian woman who endured government torture faces forced return by the U.S. Despite documented abuses, deportation proceeds, raising concerns about human rights and asylum protections.
ABC 10News San Diego reports the 2024 presidential election results with key states called. Early returns show a tight race as both candidates vie for crucial electoral votes. Stay tuned for updates.
The Trump administration has deported hundreds of immigrants despite a judge’s order to halt removals. The move raises legal and humanitarian concerns amid ongoing immigration debates. (fox5sandiego.com)
A U.S. court has dismissed a Russian oligarch’s challenge to efforts aimed at confiscating his luxury yacht, reinforcing the government’s crackdown on assets linked to sanctions amid the ongoing Ukraine conflict.
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.
The federal government has pledged significant funding and resources to address the ongoing Tijuana River sewage crisis impacting San Diego County. California’s Governor praised the commitment, emphasizing urgent environmental and public health needs.
San Diego’s swift political shift to blue reflects changing demographics, urban growth, and evolving voter priorities. This transformation highlights how economic and social dynamics reshape local landscapes quickly.
Thirty-something siblings have emerged as influential figures atop San Diego politics, reshaping the city’s landscape with fresh perspectives and dynamic leadership. Their rise marks a new era in local governance.
San Diego has surged as a leading entry point for migrants crossing the U.S. border, reflecting shifting patterns in immigration and challenging local resources, reports The New York Times.
San Diego welcomes its first Latina supervisor, signaling a shift in local politics. Her election marks progress toward greater representation and aims to address community needs with fresh perspectives.
In Jewish War Veterans v. Hagel and Trunk v. City of San Diego, the ACLU challenges government actions affecting free speech and veterans’ rights, spotlighting ongoing civil liberties debates in the U.S.
USD School of Law alumnus Andrew Haden ’08 (JD) has been named First Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of California, marking a significant milestone in his legal career.
California’s high-speed rail project, intended to revolutionize travel, has faced extensive delays, budget overruns, and political setbacks, derailing its original vision and raising questions about its future viability.
The 2024 San Diego County election results are in, with key races highlighting shifts in local leadership. Voters chose officials shaping the region’s future amid rising civic engagement and diverse candidate fields.