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To Fight Depression, San Diego Educator Offers Unique Program

Before Social and Emotional Learning became widely recognized as a critical component of teen lives, Marisa Fogelman was well ahead of the curve. Fogelman spent two decades developing a curriculum tha...

Christmas is ‘The Point’ at Point Loma’s Portuguese Hall Celebration

This is an independent commentary. Have one of your own? Email it to hoa@ivn.us In the age of the COVID-19 pandemic, everyone is tasked with re-imagining the future. Drive-in movies, flu shots. Take o...

San Diego Couple Intervenes by Revitalizing Downtown Scenes

When it comes to improving neighborhoods, Pete Garcia and Beth Callender aren’t holding their breath while waiting for others to step in. The San Diego couple are the minds behind Urban Interventions,...

Francis Parker School Fears Student Boycott Over Teacher’s COVID Resignation

A popular English teacher at Francis Parker School is resigning over pending in-person instruction rules, and officials of the elite private school in Linda Vista fear a student boycott. Chris Harring...

Chollas Creek Neighborhood Fights to Save its School Leaders

This is the second installment of a two-part series on Gompers Preparatory Academy in Southeast San Diego. Read the first installment here . The Gompers community has made its position clear. About 80...

‘Everything is in Jeopardy’ – Gompers Charter Battles San Diego Unified

This is the first in a two-part series on Gompers Preparatory Academy in Southeastern San Diego. Read the second installment here . Fifteen years ago, I had the privilege of sitting in the boardroom w...

COVID-19 Changes How San Diegans Celebrate Día de Muertos

It's typically a holiday where family and friends gather together to remember the dead. This year, the contagious disease has changed everything. Watch the video to find out how some San Diegans are c...

San Diego Families Experiencing Hunger Get a Real Treat

On a Tuesday afternoon, cars were lined up at Knox Middle School in Lincoln Park. The line extended out of the parking lot and wrapped around 49th Street. Dozens of cars inched forward to collect food...

San Diego Must Protect and Restore Mission Bay’s Vital Wetlands

This is an independent opinion. Have one of your own? Email it to hoa@ivn.us Earth has experienced numerous changes throughout its planetary history, and variations in our climate are not unusual. But...

Build That Park: A New Initiative to Replace the U.S.-Mexico Border Wall Debacle

This is an independent opinion. Have one of your own? Email it to hoa@ivn.us Recently, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled President Donald Trump illegally diverted $3.6 bil...

San Diego-Tijuana Artists Launch Mural Project in 'Act of Resistance'

West San Ysidro Boulevard in San Diego has an extra pop of color. Creatives have added fresh street art along the high-traffic thoroughfare — less than four miles from the U.S.-Mexico border. Vacant b...

Barrio Logan Artists Respond to Pandemic's Challenges with Resilience

While the term "struggling" is frequently used to describe artists, "resilient,"  "resourceful" or "entrepreneurial" may be more accurate descriptions. Whatever their chosen artistic pursuit,  most ar...
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