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A movement began at a kitchen table in San Diego.
Soon, a handful of PTA moms and dads became a grassroots faction and founded a nonprofit called
After holding its first non-partisan open primary this June, California went from the least competitive, to the most competitive elections in the country, according to Ballotpedia. Arizona has a
Register to vote in California is made easy by the option to complete registration online.
Monday, October 22, is the deadline to register to vote in California for the November
After holding its first non-partisan open primary this June, California went from the least competitive, to the most competitive elections in the country, according to Ballotpedia. Arizona has a
Source: U.S. Senate Official Photo
It is no secret that partisanship is more polarized than ever. From local politics to the Senators in Washington D.C., the barriers to
Many may ask what is yoga? Yoga is learning of postures that involve deep breathing, body movement and position and was originated in India over 5,000 years ago. Yoga
La Jolla Cove on an ideal day for snorkeling.
It is only natural for most outdoor activities in San Diego to revolve around the Pacific Ocean, with its peacock blue,
In the political context, a partisan is a committed member of a political party, one who psychologically identifies with a particular political group or party. A partisan in a multi-
With the San Diego school board debates finishing last Thursday, October 18, voters are now left to their own information gathering on the races. O'Farrell Community School, a
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This coming week African cuisine will be honored as the first San Diego African
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As our country gets ready to vote on Tuesday, November 6th, 2012, this election season has been marked with a period of tense partisan strategies from both
Many states are basically insolvent. America is sitting on $13 trillion of debt. The Great Recession is still underway, and the same old partisan bickering prevents lawmakers from finding solutions.
