Two San Diego women talk about their path to success after leaving the criminal justice system
One woman was tutoring other former inmates in a post-prison program, helping them get better grades when a staff member ...
Guest Commentary: Medical research saves lives and helps our community. It deserves the funding it gets
Abraham Palmer, a La Jolla resident and psychiatry professor at UC San Diego, objects to cuts in funding for work that fights ...
Hundreds gather for the International Women's Day March, calling for women’s and human rights
Saturday marked another year of demanding change in times of worry for many. Crowds called for women's rights, human rights and more on International Women's Day.
Proposed bill aims to help sex trafficking survivors
"Survivor Support and Demand Reduction Act" looks to crack down on sex trafficking and help support survivors.
SEIU files legal actions to challenge exective order to return to office in California
SEIU Local 1000 filed an Unfair Practice Charge with the Public Employment Relations Board challenging Governor Newsom’s executive order requiring state workers to return to office four days ...