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The San Diego County Fair opens Wednesday for a 20-day run, anticipating nearly 900,000 attendees. This year's theme, Summer Pet-tacular, features various pet-related events, although pets are not allowed at the fair. Special promotions include discounted admission with purchases from local grocery stores and free parking options.
Nationwide "No Kings" protests are set for June 14, featuring at least 1,900 events in 1,700 cities, including two rallies in San Diego. Organizers aim to unite against President Trump's military parade, emphasizing a mission to defend rights against what they label as his agenda of incompetence and cruelty.
Axios San Diego reports on various development projects in the city, highlighting significant housing initiatives and civic engagement efforts. Recent articles cover topics from housing projects in Golden Hill to the expansion of Scripps San Marcos medical campus. These developments reflect ongoing changes in San Diego's urban landscape.
California hosts the highest number of international students in the U.S., with 12.5% of all students. The Trump administration's recent visa restrictions, particularly targeting Chinese students, raise concerns about the future of international education, especially at institutions like UCSD, where 18.6% of the population are international students.
Axios San Diego covers significant political issues affecting the local community, including population growth and police reform. Recent articles discuss international student visa policies and homelessness, highlighting ongoing challenges in the city. These topics underscore the urgent need for effective policy responses in San Diego.
Axios San Diego covers local news, including significant events, educational updates, and environmental concerns. Recent articles highlight topics like changes in visa policies for international students and the effects of climate change on local summers. The coverage aims to inform residents about important developments in their community.
The South Bay Union School District voted to close Central Elementary due to declining enrollment and deteriorating facilities. The district has lost nearly 2,369 students since the 2011-12 school year and anticipates further declines, impacting community stability and property values.
San Diego's average summer temperature has risen by 3.2°F since 1970, contributing to increasing health risks for vulnerable populations. A new report from Climate Central reveals that 97% of U.S. cities analyzed experienced rising summer temperatures, with an average increase of 2.6°F. The National Weather Service predicts that summer 2025 will be hotter than usual for much of the country, including southern California.
Miles Byrd withdrew from the 2025 NBA Draft and will return to San Diego State University (SDSU) for another season. This decision bolsters the Aztecs' roster as they prepare for the upcoming season, having retained two NBA hopefuls and secured three transfers.
Researchers found that harmful pollutants from the Tijuana River are aerosolized and present in the air, not just the ocean. The study revealed that substances like illicit drugs and chemicals from personal care products are transformed into tiny particles during sea spray. These pollutants pose potential long-term health risks to residents near the border, though the immediate health effects remain unclear.