Access and Inequality
We investigate how a lack of services and social resources creates inequities across San Diego and Imperial counties.
Dual language teachers are key to making more California students bilingual. Few seek the job
More incentives may be needed to attract and retain bilingual teachers in order to expand dual language programs at San Diego Unified, some say.
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With donations down this holiday season, San Diego Unified’s neediest families may go hungry
The county’s largest district is grappling with the region’s growing homelessness. Here’s how you can help.
‘White gold’ could revolutionize Imperial Valley. Will locals be included?
Vast lithium stores deep under the Salton Sea in Southern California are worth $500 billion. Companies racing to tap into them promise jobs as locals hope for the region’s transformation.
More Mexican families cross the border into San Diego, fleeing violence, insecurity
The number of Mexican family members who crossed the border into San Diego County more than tripled in the 2023 fiscal year.
San Diego, Imperial community colleges to offer reduced tuition to low-income Mexico residents
A new California law aims to make college more affordable for students living near the U.S.-Mexico border by lowering tuition at schools on both sides.
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