The two teenage suspects of Monday’s shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego San Diego met and were radicalized online and left a manifesto revealing “hatred for a broad range of folks,” law ...

$19M gift to The Center sparks deep rift with gay seniors by Drew Sitton | Times of San Diego But ...

The recent strike of the United Auto Workers (UAW) on the three major U.S. automakers has put the auto industry front and center of America’s consciousness once again. National headlines are filled ...

William W Eigner He is the “go-to guy for M&A and emerging companies.” He has often been recognized for many years in The Best Lawyers in America, Super Lawyers and by SD METRO Magazine as one of ...

Victoria Switzer is chief financial officer at Gomez Trial Attorneys. She joined Gomez in 2014 and has held strategic roles ever since. She also manages the firm’s Intakes Department. Her broad range ...

Pandemic-era inflation has fallen from its peak two years ago, but the costs of many goods and services continue to rise and are still higher than before the onset of COVID-19, a couple of closely ...

Assemblymember Ash Kalra did something exceptional last week. He was the only legislator to vote “no” on a controversial piece of legislation while nearly half of the 80 members in the state Assembly ...

Since President Donald Trump referred to Canada as the United States’s “51st state,” SD METRO Associate Editor Doug Page spoke with Canadian journalist and writer Diane Francis to learn more about the ...

Editor’s Note: Ken Khachigian is someone who’s had the rare opportunity to witness history from a ringside seat and influence it too. He’s the former communications advisor and speechwriter to two of ...

As insurance executives might see it, the 21st century gold rush is outside of California. To others in the Golden State, it could appear they’re settling a score. With five insurance heavyweights – ...

Leadership matters. Especially in academia. Our education leaders do not simply educate the next generation of Americans but they also inculcate the values for our future leaders in this country. Now ...

Not long after Steve Clarke found out there was a push to require voter ID at the polls, he began canvassing for signatures in Sacramento. Many of the residents he encountered were angry, Clarke said.