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.
Two new community members join inewsource Board
Elisabeth Eisner Forbes and Susana Villegas will start their three-year terms this month.
Our newsletter and audio offering is expanding at inewsource. Here’s what to expect.
Learn more about our local nonprofit newsroom’s new audio narration options and weekly email products.
How to know when a rent increase is illegal
Experts say tenants across San Diego County of all income levels are facing unlawful rent increases. Here are some red flags tenants can watch out for.
San Diegan says she was forced to pay illegal rent increase for a year. She fought back
Advocates and attorneys say tenants across the state have faced rent hikes that violate the California Tenant Protection Act.
San Diegans love their cars. SANDAG wants employers to encourage a different way to commute
SANDAG has increased its budget to $2.3 million from $600,000 for a program aimed at incentivizing employers to encourage staffers to skip driving to work and ride public transportation, cycle or carpool instead.
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.
Holiday border travel: What to know before you go
The San Ysidro Port of Entry on the U.S.-Mexico border saw more than 5.5 million crossings between November and December last year.