Politics

We had a chance to sit down with the very busy Nick Serrano for a Q&A on his appointment as...

In protecting ourselves and our loved ones from the coronavirus, we’ve learned to work from home, attend classes on line,...

With roughly 1.2 million San Diegans out of work due to the COVID-19 pandemic and seasonal fluctuations, many people are...

As editor of this publication, I don’t much speak of my own life or experiences but this past election has...

Most of us remember the innocence of dating as teens, and many of us have watched as our own children...

Assemblymember, and now Mayor-elect Todd Gloria makes history again by being the first person of color and first gay Mayor-elect...

After a well fought campaign, and despite nasty smear efforts from his opponent, Stephen Whitburn is victorious in his run...

Paying bills online is very common, but unfortunately even something as mundane as paying a utility bill can become a...

Millionaire Barbara Bry and supporters have been urging a dirty campaign lately and she has now become the candidate Republican...

So, what is happening in the Trans community these days? We are still witnessing the horrific murders of our Trans...

For the past four years, it has been an honor and privilege to represent District 3 on the San Diego...

Ever since we lost our national treasure, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, I have been touched and moved by the tributes...

As City Attorney, I’ve made it a priority to protect the most vulnerable in our communities, especially children, domestic violence...

Two of San Diego’s most prominent senior-focused nonprofit organizations,  San Diego Oasis and Meals on Wheels San Diego County, will...

With COVID-19 keeping many families at home, streaming services have become a popular way to pass the time. Services such...