Interview with playwright Dian Schaffhauser about creating the world premiere play “Lesbians of San Diego, A Herstory in Two Acts,” premieres July 31 and runs through August 10th ...

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The assembly member says it is important to remember not only to fight against something, but to fight for something as well.

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About 11 cents of every dollar collected from tenants has been used to influence elections, finance ballot initiatives and pay union leaders.

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A new law enforcing safety for people who work in the live event industry at city-owned venues in San Diego is now in effect.

Dozens of community members, artists, musicians and small business owners gathered to celebrate Puerto Rican and Caribbean culture, music, art and food.

Learn how AB 1362 addresses labor trafficking in California, protecting workers from exploitation, recruitment abuse, and unfair labor practices.

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