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Plus, how to celebrate San Diego’s AANHPI communities this month. Hello everyone! Today is the day! Daylight is celebrating its one year birthday — one year of local news created hand-in-hand with communities who don’t always feel seen by local media. In our first year, we published nearly 300
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Plus, we’re suing San Diego for police records. April 30 marks the end of the Vietnam War, a date that continues to carry deep meaning for Vietnamese and Lao communities shaped by displacement, resettlement and the long tail of its impacts across generations. In San Diego, those legacies are
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Plus, a monthly wellness market lowers barriers to self-care. Hello everyone! Becoming a mother 14 months ago not only transformed my family, but my friendships and community. With an added identity, new priorities and a whole new set of problems and things to learn, I found some of my existing
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Plus, the end of the last court case from the Linda Vista ICE arrests of U.S. citizens. Greetings, buenas and bom dia, Daylight San Diego is turning one next week! We officially started publishing during Earth Week last year. That's one year of community-centered stories, one year
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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, get to know some local environmental leaders Hi friends! This week marks the beginning of Earth Month. Each year, people celebrate environmental activism and its evolution since the modern movement began in 1970. More than 20 million Americans participated in the first Earth Day on April 22, 1970. Now,
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Plus, one woman's experience with medical neglect and credit card theft while in ICE custody Greetings everyone, buenas and bom dia, A man from Iran had been in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody for about eight or nine months when he noticed a Russian man making crafts in
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Plus, a roundup of the latest immigration news. Hello everyone! Often home is not something that simply exists, but something we create. Immigrants and refugees, who are uprooted or uproot themselves from their homes, and their children, who often straddle two cultures, know that fact particularly well. Art has long
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Plus, activist Jeane Wong sentenced to 45 days of house arrest. Last Sunday afternoon, Dan Luong and Monique Grimaldi went to rescue bees at the Santa Fe Christian School where the 30,000 pollinators had made a home in an eight-foot-tall tree branch. As Luong prepared a ladder to access
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Plus, San Diego has a packed schedule to celebrate Women’s History month. Sekon, everyone! Art has long been a way for people to carry pieces of home with them — across borders, languages and generations. With that in mind, we would like to invite you to join us at Doh
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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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Plus, how to observe Ramadan in San Diego Councilmembers in Escondido will discuss on Wednesday the city police department's ongoing contract that allows Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to use its gun range. Contract information posted on a government website shows that the city received $67,500 for