Fair housing education is a must for landlords
A woman walks into a leasing office with her two young kids and asks for an application. The landlord, trying to be helpful, suggests she might be more comfortable in a larger unit – maybe a first-floor apartment, easier with children. It sounds reasonable, even thoughtful. It’s also illegal. That’s
Collective brings STEM exposure to wider audience
The room hums with energy as small motors whirr, gears click, and LED lights blink. Children lean over their robots, testing, tweaking, and cheering when a creation moves just right. At the South Bay Makers Collective, students aren’t just building robots; they’re building confidence, creativity, an
Teaching nurses is only part of our role
Chula Vista’s agreement with San Diego State University to house a nursing program in the Millenia development on the east side is a bit bright news. Sort of. The deal leases space to the university in the new library building at $1 a year for the next 10 years. Also, the city is expected to drop an
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