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MAAC teachers bring case for new contracts to the street
MAAC Community Charter School teachers have taken their fight for a fair labor contract to the streets.
MAAC teachers spent the last two-weeks standing in...
Flag Day’s history honored by VFW
Nearly everyone in the United States knows the dates for holidays like Independence Day, Christmas and Thanksgiving, but how many know when Flag Day...
Names of dead veterans mark the way along new development
Dozens of homes have been completed in Chula Vista’s Montecito Village, a community in Otay Ranch. But a large part of the planned community...
Two sentenced for one homicide
Two Chula Vista men have been sentenced to 21 and six years respectively in state prison for their roles in killing a South Bay...
Summer trial for cousins
A July 14 trial date has been set for two men suspected of robbing young people of their cell phones in Chula Vista.
One man,...
Self improvement leads to Love for Rescues
When Andrea Williamson dealt with personal issues involving relationships in her life, she sought solace through helping rescued animals.
To help rebuild several relationships with...
NC’s Wall of Honor adds names in time for holiday
Just a few months after President Franklin D. Roosevelt declared an official end to the United States’ involvement in World War II, Scott Emerson...
Democracy at a reasonable cost
There is probably no more of a political and sensitive task than filling a vacancy created by the resignation or incapacity of an elected...
Center welcomes chance to teach patrons of Chicano art
With the current political climate in disarray a cultural center in Balboa Park is working to restore Chicano, Latino, Mexican and Indigenous art and...
Wide array of films are on the March horizon
The 24th annual, 11-day San Diego Latino Film Festival (SDLFF), March 16-26 at Fashion Valley Mall and North Park, is more than just a...
