SAN DIEGO – In just one year, from 2022 to 2023, the number of reported hate crimes in San Diego skyrocketed by 39%, according to government data detailed in a recent report. The San Diego Association of Governments’ recent report documents crime statistics in San Diego County from 2021 to 2023. While the SANDAG report … Read more
SAN DIEGO – At least 43 migrant rescues were reported in San Diego during the first week of September, the hottest days of the year in the region, according to the Border Patrol. “When the person can no longer continue to stay with the group, they leave them,” he said.Gerardo Gutierrez, Border Patrol agent. In … Read more
SAN DIEGO – The International Boundary and Water Commission in the United States, together with Congressmen Juan Vargas and Scott Peters, announced the start of the rehabilitation and expansion of the wastewater treatment plant in San Ysidro. The plant is expected to be fully rehabilitated in five years, which will require a total investment of … Read more
After 21 years, this will be the first time that a pair of pandas arrives in the United States and what better place for them to reside than at the San Diego Zoo. It will be on Thursday, August 8 when the pair will make their official debut. It was the Governor of California, Gavin … Read more
LOS ANGELES.─ Freddie Freeman hit a two-out single within the eighth inning, Will Smith hit three homers and the Los Angeles Dodgers rallied to beat the Milwaukee Brewers 8-5 on Friday in a duel main the Nationwide League division. . Japanese Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani struck out 3 times on his thirtieth birthday. He’s 0 … Read more
SAN DIEGO — San Diego Padres star outfielder Fernando Tatis Jr. stated he might not return from a stress damage to his proper femur till after the All-Star break. Tatis was positioned on the 10-day injured record on Monday after coping with the damage for just about your complete season. “It may take a while. … Read more
SAN DIEGO- People will rejoice Juneteenth this Wednesday, the date on which the final slaves in the US have been proclaimed free. For generations, African People have celebrated the tip of one of many darkest chapters in American historical past with pleasure, with parades, road festivals, musical performances or barbecues. The U.S. authorities was gradual … Read more
SAN DIEGO – In October, we reported how a man accused auto insurance company National General of unfairly denying his claim because of a technicality in the digital version of his application. We found out that this is not the only case, since hundreds of Californians accuse the company of doing the same thing to … Read more
SAN YSIDRO- The hundreds of plastic bottles, garbage and waste stood out among the hectares of land in San Ysidro that borders Tijuana, there the amount of waste and the smell of drainage are the main postcard of the border after the rains. “This is not a unique situation, we are going to see it … Read more
SAN DIEGO – Credit cards and medical loans promise to ease the burden of medical debt, but Consumer Reports warns you to think twice before paying this way. If you are having trouble paying your medical bills, it may be tempting to apply for a medical credit card or medical loan offered by your medical … Read more