Access and Inequality
We investigate how a lack of services and social resources creates inequities across San Diego and Imperial counties.
Hundreds of migrants stranded again, await processing in San Diego County desert
Many migrants said they had arrived early Sunday morning or the night before. Some said they hadn’t eaten that day and were rationing water.
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CA fails to enforce lead-testing law for thousands of noncompliant child care centers
California makes little progress toward following up with child care centers that failed to comply with its law to test drinking water for lead.
Venezuelans make way in San Diego, join 1.9 million migrants nationally in legal ‘twilight zone’
In recent months, Venezuelan migrants have joined San Diego’s growing unhoused population as a record number of them have fled their country.
Mexican family sues US government after migrant’s in-custody death in San Diego
Only after Reyes Muñoz stopped breathing did Customs officials seek medical care for him – a delay that cost Reyes Muñoz his life, the complaint alleges.
La Mesa charter school scrambles to take in students amid space concerns days before return to campus
Sparrow Academy, a K-8 Waldorf method school, blames building permit problems for initially turning away some of its students. It’s now walking back that decision.
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