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Eric Camberos used to walk along the Imperial Beach shoreline with his mother every weekend, collecting seashells and venturing into the water. Their family spent years living a couple of miles from what’s known as the Saturn Boulevard hotspot.

Kay Hawklee’s Jeep Wrangler rumbled along a dirt road southeast of Flagstaff, kicking up dust in its wake. It was a Thursday in November, late afternoon, and the shadows of the trees lining the road stretched longer as the minutes passed. It may have been any random afternoon for Hawklee, an avid bird enthusiast who spent much of her time seeking out different species in northern Arizona. However, excitement was growing as she drove further down the road

Indigenous and environmental activists grapple with landmark decision allowing uranium on sovereign lands

Brisa Karow | Published by The San Diego Sun & inewsource July 28, 2026 Little Italy's Our Lady of the Rosary Church and the City of San Diego have faced off over a bike lane project on State Street that changed the church's curb access. (Brisa Karow for The San Diego Sun) An unfinished bike lane project that passes in front of Little Italy’s 100-year-old Our Lady of the Rosary Church is still unsatisfactory to locals despite recent reconfigurations by the city. The church lo

Brisa Karow | Published by The San Diego Sun & inewsource June 25, 2026 East Village Association District Manager Dominic Li Mandri at a meeting in downtown San Diego, June 18, 2026. (Brisa Karow for The San Diego Sun) The East Village Association is working to right its budget after years of losing parking meter revenue. Cuts to the board’s administrative and public relations contracts may be the solution, staff say. For nearly three decades, a percentage of fees collected

With a Tom Cruise-inspired score and a flaming Olympic torch as his backdrop, John McCann declared: “This is Chula Vista’s decade, and we’ve proven that our mission is possible.”

Live coverage of a Students for Justice in Palestine encampment and subsequent arrests and dispersement

The Harris-Walz campaign’s “Fighting for Reproductive Freedom” bus tour stopped in Flagstaff Tuesday at Late for the Train Coffee to encourage voters to consider reproductive rights when heading to the polls this election season.

At the Extra Innings Festival in Tempe, Arizona last weekend, an overdose prevention booth joined food and entertainment vendors to spread awareness about fentanyl and offer free resources to the music festival crowd.

Students hear common classroom terminology in Diné from their first day in Ilene Ryan’s kindergarten class. Yá’át’ééh ábiní — good morning — greets children as they walk into the first level of learning at Puente de Hózhó Elementary School.

In the wake of the Arizona Supreme Court’s decision to uphold a near-total ban on abortion on Tuesday, the Flagstaff Abortion Alliance (FAA) assembled a rally outside Flagstaff City Hall on Friday.