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Being a new mom can be isolating, especially in a city like San Diego that’s full of transplants. Written by Maya Srikrishnan, Edited by Lauren J. Mapp Becoming a mother is a major transition — reshaping a woman’s body, brain, identity and relationships. Often, especially in a city like
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Locals seek to deepen the neighborhood’s cultural identity by centering the iconic park as the heart of its public landmarks Written by Roberto Camacho, CALÓ News This piece first appeared in CALÓ News. It is republished with permission. San Diego officials and residents have started the process to rename
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Plus, gossip-worthy art, the sheriff’s transfers to ICE and a map of no-cost groceries. It’s Local News Day — a national day of action to uplift the local journalism that keeps our communities connected, informed and strong. You already know how much local news matters. Our local communities are
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Plus, Immigration and Customs Enforcement is monitoring San Diego activists. Third spaces offer a public, safe, alternative location for people to connect with each other outside of their homes, work or school. Around the world, a variety of places serve this role. Italy has its piazzas lined with tables to
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Hello everyone! Dozens of community members gathered last week to discuss how painful and terrifying immigration enforcement has become for San Diego's immigrant communities and how they can get involved to help protect their neighbors. Our event, “A Light on Immigration: What San Diegans need to know about
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Nearly 20 people collected broken glass, chip bags and other waste in an effort to spark lasting community change. Written by Lauren J. Mapp, Edited by Maya Srikrishnan Braving the 87-degree weather, Roosevelt Williams III and his 4-year-old son spent their Sunday afternoon picking up trash alongside Euclid Avenue. When
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Plus, some more information about our upcoming launch party. Håfa Adai (Greetings), everyone! We have a beefy newsletter for you. But before you get into it, we wanted to share with y’all a little more about our launch party in August! We will have some unique items for our
LGBTQ+
Through LEZ Run SD, founder Brittany Page fosters a healthy bonding experience through weekly runs and walks. Written by Brittany Cruz-Fejeran, Edited by Lauren J. Mapp “Happy Thursday, everyone!” Brittany Page announced to the people at Little Bird Brewing, patting everyone she passed on the back as she walked around.
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Sharia’s Closet provides free, quality clothing for people in need Written by Brittany Cruz-Fejeran, Edited by Kate Morrissey A volunteer in a room filled with shelves, bins and racks of women's clothes on a recent Friday glanced at the Emergency Clothing Request Form in her hand — among
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San Diego nonprofit’s organizer honored with a volunteer lifetime achievement award by city council member Written by Marco Guajardo, Edited by Kate Morrissey Hundreds of paddlers and spectators gathered in Mission Bay on Saturday for the annual San Diego Dragon Boat Festival, where teams raced to the steady beat