Education
The four big promises SDSU now must deliver in Mission Valley
Most of the time, when people put up measures to rival an existing ballot measure they don’t like, they’re just...
Planning group endorses SDSU West
In November, San Diegans will have the opportunity to profoundly affect the future of Mission Valley when they go to...
Local difference maker: Kiran Shelat
This interview is the first in a recurring series about local people or organizations that make a difference or positive...
Civic San Diego celebrates opening of Thrive school
To present CivicSD with potential projects for New Markets Tax Credit Program funding, contact Michael Lengyel at lengyel@civicsd.com.
San Diego City, Mesa, and Miramar Colleges honored for career education programs
"The San Diego Community College District is proud of this noteworthy recognition of the quality of our career education programs,...
Mission Valley News Briefs: July 20, 2018
Local news snippets in and around the Valley
Kearny High students work to improve fitness scores
Whether students get an adequate level of physical education (PE) in elementary school often depends on if there is a...
A second chance through continuing education
Ozzie Lubach, raised by a single mom and stepfather in San Diego, was on track for a scholarship to the...
Moving on up
More San Diego Community College students are earning degrees and transferring to universities.
Welcome to the neighborhood
By Joyell Nevins The University of Redlands School of Business San Diego Regional Campus in Mission Valley now has a...
