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Opinion: San Diego’s eldest daughters carry dual burdens with deep strengthby Barbara Ybarra
Alice’s life was a testament to survival, but it also reflects a generational sacrifice.
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Extreme dizziness but no headache? It could be a vestibular migraineby The New York Times News Service Syndicate
One expert calls it “the most common disease you’ve never heard of.”
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Is our HOA reserve account short?by Kelly G. Richardson
Budgeting, including complying with reserve study accumulation requirements, is one of an HOA board’s basic responsibilities.
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Trump investiga becas de Harvard para estudiantes internacionales por posible discriminaciónby Maribel Velázquez
El Departamento de Justicia analiza si fondos chinos financiaron apoyos que excluyen a estudiantes estadounidenses
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Where Gavin Newsom is tougher on public employees than Greg Abbottby Lynn La
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott took about three months to reverse his 2025 ban on remote work for state employees. But Gov. Gavin Newsom, whose return-to-office mandate has been in effect since July 1, shows […]
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What a plant-based food expert eats for protein, calcium and moreby The Washington Post
Dietitian explains how to get essential nutrients from a fiber-rich diet.
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All the News That’s Fit: Napping concerns, supplement discussions and toothpick terrorsby Scott Lafee
Columnist Scott LaFee covers the educational and quirky health news of the week.
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Sharks’ hiring of Jeff Kealty signals a subtle change in team’s emphasisby Curtis Pashelka
San Jose Sharks hired former Nashville Predators exec as an assistant general manager last week
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‘The status quo is not working’: Behind two San Diego lawmakers’ overhaul of how education in California is runby Jemma Stephenson
One key, they said: Both statewide elected offices affected — governor and superintendent of public instruction — feature open races this November.
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Is self-tanner bad for you?by The New York Times News Service Syndicate
Sunless tanning products are billed as safer than baking in the sun. Experts explain whether they come with any health risks of their own.
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49ers’ newcomers could shake up young secondary in training campby Cam Inman
The 49ers' secondary returns but training camp opens the door to challengers.
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City closed the wrong public restroomsby U T Readers
The city's priorities are clear.
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Estados Unidos se desmarca del secuestro de “El Mayo”, mientras lo presiona por información de políticosby Jesús García
Los fiscales estadounidenses no negaron ni confirmaron presión para que "El Mayo" Zambada coopere en otros casos contra narcos o políticos
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Air quality officials step up actions at Boyle Heights warehouse as odor complaints rack upby LAist
Warehouse operator Lineage has cleared an estimated 3.5% of the food waste in its facility as it faces a mid-August clearance deadline, according to self-reported data.
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Cal State president at center of $12M discrimination suit is up for transition jobby Phoebe Huss
The California State University system agreed to pay $12 million settling a lawsuit in which two female employees at Cal State San Bernardino said they were harassed and discriminated against based […]
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White House admits it used keywords to kill billions worth of California research grantsby Mikhail Zinshteyn
The Trump administration cancelled $2 billion of research grants to University of California professors. Their legal team says it has proof that those terminations were unconstitutional.
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Why California’s AI transparency law for state government use was destined to failby Victoria Copeland and Stevie Glaberson
California's attempt to make state government use of AI more transparent was an interesting experiment, but ended in failure, as many experts and watchdogs warned.
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Pronóstico del clima en Austin para este martes 21 de julioby La Opinión
Conoce el pronóstico del tiempo en Austin, Texas, para hoy martes 21 de julio para evitar sufrir los cambios en el clima
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