New data from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics was released Thursday, revealing a staggering 36,565 fast food jobs have been lost since September 2023 when the $20 per hour minimum wage law, AB ...

Tower 180, a 25-story office building on Broadway in downtown San Diego, is slated to be transformed into a hospitality project featuring two Hyatt hotel brands. The conversion, in collaboration with ...

The bill was dead. Twice dead, in fact: Two times in the past two years, Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed legislation to ban California companies from deploying driverless trucks. Yet lawmakers have ...

The left is in its usual sanctimonious but schizophrenic mood. The media claims daily that the Trump administration has usurped power. It is supposedly destroying democracy. It tramples on the rule of ...

Gov. Gavin Newsom released his revised state budget this month, and it reflects a bleaker outlook than his January spending plan. The updated California budget projects a $12 billion deficit, driven ...

South Bay residents have been breathing chemicals emanating from the Tijuana River including one that has been known to damage DNA, another that is used in tire manufacturing and traces of ...

In 2011, San Diego Unified officials voted to do something big: They made it harder to graduate high school. That may strike many as odd. After all, people often evaluate school districts by ...

William W Eigner He is the “go-to guy for M&A and emerging companies.” He has often been recognized for many years in The Best Lawyers in America, Super Lawyers and by SD METRO Magazine as one of ...

Editor’s Note: Ken Khachigian is someone who’s had the rare opportunity to witness history from a ringside seat and influence it too. He’s the former communications advisor and speechwriter to two of ...

The American Dream, with all its twists and turns, was still alive for Cuban, Puerto Rican and Colombian immigrants living in Chicago during the 1960s as portrayed in the musical, La Havana Madrid.

It was two days before the holidays when my husband, Benjamin and I stood on the jet bridge awaiting our flight to San Luis Obispo. It had been a rough month of deadlines, diagnoses, and drama that ...

Anita Fisher thought CARE Court would be different when she sat down for a “60 Minutes” interview almost two years ago. The longtime Spring Valley mental health advocate thought the initiative would ...