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San Diego County’s Measure A promises government reform, but one editorial questions proposed changes to term limits and administrative authority.

An $8.4 billion California research bond is drawing scrutiny as one health policy expert questions where billions could ultimately go.

Black voters could play a significant role in the 2026 midterms, as turnout, redistricting and representation emerge as key issues.

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San Diego County homeowners are being warned about a property tax scam promising major savings through a federal form that doesn’t exist.

As San Diego County’s senior population grows, a community resource fair connected older adults with services designed to support independence.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping American life, but one question remains: Who gets a seat at the table shaping its future?