Venerating the symbols, statues, leaders, and flag of the Confederate States of America has no place in our society now more than 155 years after the end of the war that nearly torn our country apart.

Arturo Castañares

Editorial and Commentary

PERSPECTIVE: It’s Time to Relegate Confederate Symbols to the Past

La Prensa News Desk A new poll of likely voters in coastal San Diego finds strong opposition to a proposed City sales tax increase, homelessness ranking as the top concern, and Mayor Todd Gloria receiving a lower favorability rating than President Donald Trump.

A recent poll finds coastal San Diego voters oppose sales tax increase.

Poll: Coastal SD Voters Negative on Sales Tax, Gloria, & Trump

By Arturo Castañares Editor-at-LargeA bill amended during the final days of California’s legislative session to protect a controversial San Diego development project from certain environmental lawsuits has passed both houses of the Legislature and now awaits

The state bill only dealing with the local project was pushed through in the final days of the legislative session.

Legislature Approves Bill to Protect Controversial Midway Project

By Arturo Castañares Publisher The South Bay of San Diego has long endured being treated as a dumping ground for power plants, junkyards, and landfills. Only recently, through projects like the Chula Vista Marina development, have

New Supervisor selects campaign staffer over experienced community leaders.

PERSPECTIVE: Paloma Aguirre’s Appointed Political Hack

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The US Suprem

Presidents should not be able to amend Constitutional rights by Executive Order.

PERSPECTIVE: SCOTUS Right to Strike Trump’s Birthright Order

A local political consultant made a racially charged social media post in response to La Prensa San Diego’s endorsement of a candidate running for San Diego City Council.

La Prensa San Diego endorsed candidate Martha Abraham in the June 2nd Primary Election for San Diego

Black consultant objected to La Prensa's endorsement of one of two Black candidates.

SD City Council Race Stokes Racial Tensions

La Prensa News Desk

The usual sounds of jet engines in Coronado are being replaced this weekend&nbsp; by the roar of race car engines in an unprecedented event coinciding with the celebration of the United States Navy's 250th anniversary.

NASCAR has taken over

Latino driver Daniel Suárez qualified 6th for Sunday's final race.

NASCAR Makes History at Coronado's NAS North Island

By Arturo Castañares 
Editor-at-Large

San Diego voters turned out in relatively high numbers in the Primary Election and delivered some surprises and a few upsets.

As of Monday night, the San Diego County Registrar of Voters had counted 813,000

Some high-profile candidates were eliminated by voters.

ANALYSIS: SD Election Surprises & Upsets

As California faces a pivotal turning point, voters are being inundated by a crowded field of candidates for Governor, backed by unprecedented amounts of corporate money and glossy, billionaire-funded social media campaigns.&nbsp;

But the Governor’s office is not an entry-level job, nor

Former CA Attorney General and HHS Secretary to lead our state.

ENDORSEMENT: Xavier Becerra for Governor

San Diego’s Southeastern areas have been neglected b y the City for too long, and we need a fresh perspective and a proven healer to help restore our faith in our leadership.

Martha Abraham is a registered nurse, on the frontlines of helping local families live better lives, and now she i

Nurse is challenging incumbent Councilman Henry Foster III.

ENDORSEMENT: Martha Abraham for SD City Council

La Prensa News Desk

What began as backroom murmurs surrounding an off-duty holiday gathering has erupted into a full-scale legal war at Chula Vista City Hall.

Chula Vista Police Chief Roxana Kennedy has officially filed an explosive lawsuit in San Diego Superi

Lawsuit claims discrimination and retaliation for fighting back. 

CVPD Chief Sues Over Alleged Retaliation

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COLUMNA DE INVITADA 
Por Ignacio Martínez

Como residente de South Bay, conozco de primera mano lo que muchos residentes, legisladores y ex

OPINIÓN: Demandas Amenazan Progreso de la Crisis de Aguas Negras de TJ

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Guest Editorial 
By&nbsp;Ignacio Martinez

As a South Bay resident, I know firsthand what many residents, lawmaker

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