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More than 50 years have passed since the groundbreaking
Supporting homelessness causes can sometimes feel like rooting for the Los Angeles Chargers.
Not that San Diegans should feel obligated to cheer for a greedy, mercenary NFL owner who unforgivably
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.
When Sen. Kamala Harris is sworn in as vice president as expected, Gov. Gavin Newsom will have the extraordinary constitutional privilege to appoint her replacement to the U.S. Senate.
The COVID-19-related private event cancellations started in February, reaching a crescendo in March as the pandemic closed down travel worldwide. Meetings, conventions and catered private events, including weddings,
The biggest overlooked story from this election is how reformers made history, once again.
From Virginia to California, voters sent a message that they want less hyper-partisanship, greater voter
On Saturday, November 7, the presidential election was called for Joe Biden after media outlets projected he won the state of Pennsylvania and thus exceeded the 270 electoral votes he
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Let me state this right up front. I dislike political signs. I consider them
President-Elect Joe Biden repeatedly told voters leading up to Election Day and during his acceptance speech that though he was a proud Democrat, he was going to be a
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