Protect the First: Students have a right to peacefully protest
With the spring semester wrapping up, April and May are often the most stressful months for college students. While this year is no exception, it’s for an entirely different reason.Around the world colleges have become an increased zone of tension as students, faculty and administration have establi
Public workshops slated this month for Mid-City Communities Plan Update
The City of San Diego is hosting two public workshops to allow a broad cross-section of community members to come together to share ideas and provide input on vision, priorities, and other topics to inform the Mid-City Communities Plan Update.One workshop is in person while the second workshop will
Combatting antisemitic and homophobic hate littering
Greetings! This edition of the Mission Times-Courier, I have several exciting updates concerning stopping hate littering, our streets, and affordable housing to bring you.First off, I have been working with Assemblymember Chris Ward and City Attorney Mara Elliott to craft a bill that combats the ter
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