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2 million San Diego County mail ballots were at risk before the Supreme Court blocked Trump
The U.S. Supreme Court left an injunction in place, preventing USPS from enforcing new mail-ballot requirements in the 2026 midterm election.
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Hundreds protest ICE arrests in City Heights
Hundreds of people shut down traffic at the corner of Fairmount and University avenues in the heart of San Diego’s City Heights neighborhood Wednesday night in what was billed as an emergency community rally denouncing inhumane federal arrests in recent days.Several community leaders asked for support surrounded by politicians including Mayor… Read more
ICYMI: Migrant kids detained for weeks
Check out our Instagram reel from this week on my latest reporting into families with young children who have spent days to weeks in temporary holding centers in San Diego.
Now connected: The Story Line
Two cameras, one table and a rotary phone recorder were all we needed to bring “The Story Line” to life. The launch of our newest video series branches out of a project by our San Diego Documenters and investigative reporter Greg Moran looking into Balboa Park’s billion-dollar problem. As part of that work, we sought to find out what makes… Read more
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These San Diegans live and shop among cancer-causing chemicals. What’s being done?
Chemicals seep up from the earth in homes and one of San Diego’s few and highly-frequented grocery stores in an underserved neighborhood.
Yes, e-bikes can be dangerous. But experts say San Diego County streets need to be safer
San Diego County is lacking safe, connected bike routes as e-bike use surges. They’re critical for reducing injuries, experts say.
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Fentanyl is driving overdose deaths in San Diego and beyond. Steve Breen explores the problem and the human toll through illustrated storytelling.