Biomanufacturing firm Resilience relocates HQ from San Diego to Southwest Ohio
National Resilience, Inc., a leading biomanufacturing contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO), is relocating its corporate headquarters from San Diego to Blue Ash, further consolidating its growing footprint in the Cincinnati region. The move brings executive leadership closer to the company’s expand
Border agent reveals passport clue in Millete murder case
CHULA VISTA, Calif. — The murder trial of Larry Millete continued on Day 19, where jurors heard testimony from Supervisory Customs and Border Patrol Officer Monica Williams regarding the travel activity of the defendant and his wife, Maya, around the time of her disappearance. Williams noted that the last...
Investigator testifies that Larry Millete deleted potential evidence
Mathew Grindley returned to the witness stand on day 19 of Larry Millete’s murder trial. The investigator with the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office continued to help the prosecution enter digital evidence into the record. Larry is accused of murdering his wife, Maya, in 2021 and then...
Surf, Coke and Stickups: North County Ex-Dealer Says He Hit At Least 10 Banks
A first-person tell-all republished this week in the San Diego Reader follows a North County trajectory that runs from selling cocaine to robbing banks across Encinitas, La Costa and Cardiff. The no-frills memoir traces arrests, prison stretches and a string of robberies the author says reached into double digits, offe
San Diego County accuses major sushi supplier of forcing grocery sushi chefs to ‘pay...
San Diego County is suing a major sushi supplier that operates in the region’s largest supermarket chains and specialty stores throughout California, alleging that it classifies sushi chefs as independent contractors, resulting in low pay and multiple labor law violations. In a newly filed lawsuit, obtained by Times of
San Diego’s Homeless Day Center Is Closing. What Comes Next Won’t Be the Same
When San Diegans caught wind of proposed budget cuts to arts programs and libraries this spring, they fought back with a fervor, filling courtyards and bombarding social media comment sections. But a line item to defund the Neil Good Day Center, a homeless services hub in East Village, mostly fell...
Mission 2 Fire in Fallbrook: Vehicle blaze prompts evacuations
A vehicle fire on Interstate 15 in Fallbrook, San Diego County, spread to nearly 10 acres of brush, leading to temporary evacuations on Thursday afternoon.
USD student fatally hit by SDPD vehicle determined as an apparent suicide
An investigation after a USD student who was fatally hit by an SDPD vehicle on Wednesday has determined the death to be an apparent suicide.
Kickoff to Summer at Jamba | San Diego Living
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School Districts Are Struggling to Keep Up With Surging Special Education Needs
Over the past decade, the number of students with disabilities in American schools has exploded. In San Diego County, the trend has been particularly acute. In 2015, La Mesa Spring Valley Schools, for example, served 1,424 students with disabilities. By 2025, that number had increased to 2,225. That striking increase c

















