Opinion: The Insidious Effects of Domestic Violence on Children
We cannot escape the headlines, and too often, we cannot escape the experience. Far too…
Opinion: A Blue Wave in California Congressional Races Hinges on Voter Turnout
There’s not a lot of uncertainty, at least in the macro sense, about the outcomes…
Opinion: Summer Stephan Must Apologize for Anti-Soros Website
On Monday night, District Attorney Summer Stephan attended the vigil at Congregation Beth Israel for…
Times of San Diego Named Best Local News Site 3rd Year in Row
Times of San Diego collected 20 awards Tuesday night at the San Diego Press Club’s…
Opinion: Carlsbad’s Measure HH Is an Expensive, Unneeded Bond Issue
If it passes, Measure HH will be Carlsbad Unified School District’s third bond in 21…
Many Faiths Join as One at Beth Israel Vigil for Pittsburgh Massacre Victims
San Diego is 2,450 miles from Pittsburgh, but the psychological distance Monday was zero as…
Opinion: Looming Labor Shortage Could Slow California’s Booming Economy
California’s latest employment report is nothing short of astounding. The state’s unemployment rate, which topped…
Opinion: H-2A Visa Reform Needed to Protect Migrant Farm Workers
In 2009, the National Agricultural Workers Survey estimated the United States had around 2.5 million…
For Gavin Newsom, Becoming Governor Is Next ‘Big Hairy Audacious Goal’
Gavin Newsom has a book that he says every Californian should read: Built to Last:…
MarketInk: San Diego Press Club to Present 525 Journalism Awards
The San Diego Press Club will celebrate its 45th annual Excellence in Journalism awards program…
San Diegans Seek to Paint 1.5 Million Butterflies in Powerful History Lesson
There is something special about an artist who finds an expressive way to teach both…
False Assumptions in Latinx America ‘Fade’ at Moxie Theatre
First impressions and false assumptions. Lucia (she insists it be pronounced lu-SEE-ya), a Mexican-born Chicago…
Opinion: There’s Never Been a Better Time to Vote Democrat in San Diego
It may seem that Americans are more deeply divided along political lines than ever. But…
Northern California Still Has a Grip on The Golden State’s Politics
California is politically lopsided: Most of the people live in the south, but most of…
