Arizona AG Kris Mayes Leads Multistate Lawsuit Against Federal Agencies for Alleged Illegal Mass...
In a bold move deriding the current administration's mass layoffs of federal probationary employees, Arizona's Attorney General Kris Mayes spearheaded a lawsuit last night backed by a cohort of fellow attorneys general from across the nation. This united legal thrust targets several federal agencies implicated in...
California’s First Steel Mill in Five Decades to Break Ground Creating Hundreds of Well-Paying...
MOJAVE – Pacific Steel Group has officially broken ground on its Mojave Micro Mill, the first steel mill to be built in California in over 50 years. This state-of-the-art facility will produce zero carbon emissions steel, setting a new industry standard while supporting California's ambitious climate goals.
Substitute teacher removed from two more school districts
Facing Chula Vista police probe, substitute teacher removed from two more school districts; alleged incidents occurred on February 19 at Parkview Elementary in Chula Vista
Violence Erupts Again: Deadly Shooting at California Hotel
SAN DIEGO, CA (Thechieftainspear) – A deadly shooting at a Mission Valley hotel earlier this week has left one man dead and another injured, while authorities have taken a suspect into custody. San Diego Police identified the victim as 19-year-old Damian Martinez of El Monte, California. Officers discovered his...
Plan for suicide prevention barrier on Coronado Bridge moves forward
The Coronado Bridge has been an icon of the San Diego skyline for decades. But sadly, it has also long been a magnet for desperate people who want to take their own lives.
Visitors to Robb Field in OB say park is overrun by people living in...
There are growing concerns about the number of people sleeping in their cars and recreational vehicles at a park in Ocean Beach. According to the rules posted at Robb Field, camping is prohibited and no one is allowed to stay overnight. Robb Field has been home to the Peninsula Youth...
Storm Systems to Bring Heavy Rain, Strong Winds to Southern California Next Week
San Diego, CA – After a brief dry spell this weekend, Southern California is set to experience widespread rain and strong winds as two low-pressure systems move through the region early next week, according to the National Weather Service (NWS) San Diego office.
California’s New Rule on Right Turns at Red Lights: All You Need to Know
California, a state known for its progressive policies and bustling urban centers, is once again making waves with a new traffic regulation. This time, it’s a significant change to the long-standing practice of right turns on red lights. Designed to enhance pedestrian and cyclist safety, the new rule is set to alter...
The 5 Deadliest Gangs in California and Their Growing Influence
MS-13 MS-13, sometimes called Mara Salvatrucha, is a gang from all over the world. It began in Los Angeles in the 1980s with families from El Salvador who had to leave their country because of the civil war. Since then, people from other parts of the US, Central America, Europe, and even Australia have joined the gang.
Southwest Slashes Rapid Rewards Earnings for Budget Flyers—Major Changes Impacting Travelers
On March 4, Southwest Airlines quietly altered its Rapid Rewards earnings structure, significantly reducing the number of points earned for its most affordable fare classes. Passengers purchasing a Wanna Get Away ticket now earn only 2 points per dollar—a steep drop from the previous 6 points per dollar. Similarly,...
