Good Morning, I’m Annica Colbert….it’s Monday, May 16th.>>>> Reactions to the superintendent’s racially inflammatory commentsMore on that next. But first… let’s do the headlines….###### Bans off our bodies – that was the rallying cry at more than 300-protests across the country over the weekend. Thousands gathered in downtown San Diego on Saturday to demand that … Read more
The COVID-19 pandemic changed our world in ways big and small. Few things remained unchanged by the spread of the virus and the shutdowns that followed. Awaken Church, which has five campuses across San Diego and thousands of congregants, has gone through something of a transformation itself. Though it was never a hub of progressivism, … Read more
Hyped up bars and nightclubs aren’t everyone’s cup of tea—or should we say, glass of whiskey. Some night owls prefer to fly a bit more under the radar, and fortunately for them, San Diego’s happening nightlife scene is home to several hidden bars with inventive themes and cocktails. These speakeasies can be found tucked away … Read more
Former KOGO reporter Phil Farrar San Diego radio station Newsradio 600 KOGO has been honored by the Radio Television Digital News Association with a 2022 Regional Edward R. Murrow Award in the large market radio newscast category for Region 2, which covers California, Hawaii and Nevada. KOGO was the only radio or TV station in … Read more
“Last fish of the day. Father and son, Bernie and Ben Pirih with one that taped out at 172#.” Dock Totals 5/8 – 5/14: 1,623 anglers aboard 71 half-day to 3-day trips out of San Diego landings this past week caught 813 bluefin tuna (to 265 pounds), 8 bonito, 143 calico bass, 4 lingcod, 1,226 … Read more
A student gets on a bus after attending a session at Lafayette Elementary School in Clairemont. Photo by Chris Stone California schools with large numbers of high-needs students — low-income, English learners and foster youth — have always struggled to find substitute teachers, but this year’s COVID-19 omicron surge brought them to a breaking point. … Read more
This week was all about the primary election in the Voice of San Diego newsroom, and we’ve got what you need to feel confident filling out your ballot. San Diego voters will soon decide on high-profile races like the county sheriff and Chula Vista mayor. They’ll also decide whether to stick with incumbent local officials, … Read more
Coronado Playhouse is jazzed up to present Ain’t Misbehavin’ The Fats Waller Musical Show to San Diego County! Through its run falls Black Music Month (June), International Day of Jazz, Fats Waller’s birthday, and the newly cemented national holiday, Juneteenth. A musical fitting to commemorate numerous days of celebration! The Tony Award winning musical (1978) … Read more
Marchers in downtown San Diego Saturday showing their support for reproductive rights. Photo credit: OnScene.TV Tens of thousands of people took to the streets in San Diego and across Southern California on Saturdays as part of a nationwide effort to show support for abortion rights. The protests came as the US Supreme Court is apparently … Read more
Washington-based OAN correspondent Chanel Rion is a defendant in the Colorado case and the Dominion lawsuit. Image via YouTube.com One America News lost a key ruling Friday in its battle to stave off libel suits, including a $1.6 billion case brought by Dominion Voting Systems. The far-right network based in San Diego wanted a state … Read more
