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Dos turistas alemanes llevan semanas encerrados en un centro de detención en California
Dos ciudadanos alemanes llevan semanas retenidos en el centro de detención de Otay Mesa, en San Diego, California, tras intentar entrar en Estados Unidos desde México con visados de turista, según sus amigos y familiares, que dicen no entender por qué están detenidos y quieren que los pongan en libertad. Las dos detenciones se produjeron por separado. El Servicio de Aduanas y Protección Fronteriza no respondió a las preguntas ni a las solicitudes de comentarios sobre ninguno de los dos incidentes.
German tourists detained at Otay Mesa Detention Center for weeks
Two German citizens have been held for weeks at the Otay Mesa Detention Center in San Diego after trying to enter the U.S. from Mexico on tourist visas, according to their friends and family, who say they don't understand why they're being detained and want them released. The two detentions occurred separately. Customs and Border Protection did not respond to questions or request for comment on either incident. The first involved Jessica Brosche, her friend, Nikita Lofving, said.
San Diego Unified School Board president admits internal failures and promises change
Less than three minutes. That’s how long the news conference announcing the scandalous exit of San Diego Unified’s superintendent lasted. A four-month-long independent investigation found former SDUSD superintendent Lamont Jackson sexually harassed at least two former school district administrators. He walked away from the job with six months severance and his full pension benefits. Since then, multiple internal warnings about Jackson have been made public.
Poway Unified says school buildings are getting even worse
The next time it rains hard in Poway, the water could wash away a $70,000 investment at Black Mountain Middle School; its newly refinished gym floor. Above that shiny surface is a roof lacking the ability to keep out the weather. Not only because it’s filled with holes but also because its six rusty air conditioning units are purely decorative. Along with educating students, Principal Darcel Glover’s mission is to keep the 50-year-old middle school campus operating.
Patrulla fronteriza rescata a decenas de migrantes varados entre las vallas fronterizas
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2nd Shift: Dragon's Skull
Story 2nd Shift: Dragon's Skull A shadowy figure has been stalking the 2nd Shift crew for sometime and finally makes their presence known! Meanwhile, a member of the team is dealing with trauma from the repercussion of the apparent death of the Taxidermist. A fledgling super hero team protects the city of San Diego, all while holding down mundane jobs and going to college during the day. The series takes you through the characters lives with the balance of action and personal growth.
Barrio Logan Filmmaker Debuts First Film at San Diego Latino Film Festival
Edwin Frank Ortiz, or Edwin “FrankO” as he’s known, describes his upbringing in Barrio Logan as special. “Before it became the artistic community it is now, a lot of us were still trying to find ways to communicate our art in the neighborhood," he said. He and his friends would stop by Salud, pick up some $0.60 rolled tacos, then head over to Chicano Park to breakdance. The jumping-off point for him was dance. “At Point Loma High School… [I was] very passionate about dancing.
Artist Moves Quickly To Cover Hate Symbol In Hillcrest
LATEST UPDATES: Tracking COVID-19 | Racial Justice | Voter Guide Wednesday, October 7, 2020 By Andi Dukleth Photo by Andi Dukleth Above: The word "love" and images of hearts have been spray painted over a swastika by community members in Hillcrest, Oct. 3, 2020. Hillcrest is a bustling community, especially over the weekend. It's why local artist J. J. Floyd was looking forward to checking out one of the thrift shops. “I decided to have a really good day,” he said.
Criticism Of 2020 Hugo Awards Spotlights A Lack Of Inclusivity In Literary Fiction World
LATEST UPDATES: Racial Justice | Tracking COVID-19 (coronavirus) Wednesday, August 12, 2020 By Andi Dukleth Credit: Courtesy photos Above: From left to right, author George R. R. Martin (Courtesy of Nutopia/PBS), the Hugo Awards logo (est. 1953), and author Jeannette Ng (Courtesy of Dee Siu). Since 1953, the Hugo Awards have celebrated the work of some of the most visionary creators in science fiction and fantasy literature. The 2020 awards, held on Aug.
Protesters Demonstrate At San Diego-Based News Outlet Known For Supporting Trump
LATEST UPDATES: George Floyd Protests | Tracking COVID-19 (coronavirus) Sunday, June 14, 2020 By Andi Dukleth Photo by Andi Dukleth Above: Protesters gather at the One American News Network (OAN) headquarters in San Diego on June 13, 2020. About two dozen protesters gathered Saturday at the headquarters of One America News, a San Diego-based cable news channel that has been criticized for tailoring its content to one of its most high-profile viewers, President Donald Trump.
Special Ed Teachers: We're Overburdened And Underpaid
Wednesday, February 12, 2020 By Andi Dukleth, Joe Hong Photo by Joe Hong Above: Special education teachers and support staff protest at the San Diego Unified School District Office on Feb. 11, 2020. After rallying outside the San Diego Unified School District office on Normal Street, special education teachers and aides carried boxes full of complaints into the superintendent’s office Tuesday evening.
Barrio Logan's La Bodega Art Gallery Leaves Behind Lasting Legacy
WATCH LIVE: Judiciary Panel Debates Trump Impeachment, Moves Toward Vote Thursday, December 12, 2019 By Andi Dukleth Photo by Andi Dukleth Above: La Bodega Art Gallery in Barrio Logan, Dec. 5, 2019. For artists like Aubrey Wood, spaces such as La Bodega Art Gallery in Barrio Logan are a godsend. She paints portraits using a blind contour, creating whimsical designs with each piece. Having lived in Los Angeles for 15 years, she rediscovered her love of painting after she quit acting.
Diversionary Theatre Creates Winter Wonderland For 'Santaland Diaries'
Watch Live: Judiciary Committee Holds First Impeachment Hearing Go behind the scenes to see how creative team transformed the entire theater Wednesday, December 4, 2019 By Andi Dukleth, Beth Accomando, Roland Lizarondo The forecast at Diversionary Theatre is for snow through Dec. 22. Find out how the creative team behind "Santaland Diaries" is creating a winter wonderland that goes beyond what's onstage.
Carlsbad Neighborhood Creates Swashbuckling Experience For Halloween
Thursday, October 31, 2019 By Andi Dukleth Photo by Andi Dukleth Above: A pirate-themed Halloween decoration at a home on Peppertree Way in the Bressi Ranch community in Carlsbad, Oct. 24, 2019. A North County neighborhood offers a visual treat with no tricks. Homeowners of the Bressi Ranch community in Carlsbad are known for their elaborate decorations, but none are quite like the row of homes along Peppertree Way.
Oceanside Film Festival Has World Premiere Of Music Documentary
Festival kicks off on Sunday with special preview event Thursday, August 1, 2019 By Andi Dukleth, Beth Accomando, Nicholas McVicker Listen to the Podcast Episode Since 2009 the Oceanside International Film Festival has been bringing unique screening experiences to North County. This year the festival has added a special preview event on Sunday in order to hold the world premiere of the local music documentary "Mrs.
Inter-Tribal Pow Wow Lights Up San Luis Rey Mission
Photo by Andi Dukleth Above: Native American dancers participate in Pow Wow at the San Luis Rey Mission grounds in Oceanside, June 8, 2019. San Diego County’s San Luis Rey Mission hosted the 23rd Annual Inter-Tribal Pow Wow this past weekend. “Pow Wows have been around since the beginning of time,” said Carrie Lopez, the senior advisor to San Luis Rey Band of Mission Indians Tribal Council. “They were the primary gathering time for tribes in the area across the county.
Super-Abled Comics Packs Empowering Punch
Photo by Andi Dukleth Above: Super-Abled Comics writer and creator Travis Rivas at Southern California Comics in Kearny Mesa on April 11, 2019. Travis Rivas loves comic books. “It’s probably disgusting how much X-men material I have,” Rivas said as he browses through books at Southern California Comics in Kearny Mesa. He jokes that in middle school he wanted to audition for the role of young Anakin Skywalker for Star Wars. That’s when the realization hit him.
San Diego Visitors Reflect On Kissing Statue After Sailor’s Death
LATEST UPDATES: Tracking COVID-19 | Racial Justice Wednesday, February 20, 2019 By Bennett Lacy and Andi Dukleth Photo by Bennett Lacy Above: Visitors to the San Diego Embarcadero snap photos next to the 'Embracing Peace' statue near the U.S.S. Midway Museum. The artwork depicts a scene from a famous photo taken in 1945, as an American sailor embraced a woman in New York City's Times Square to celebrate the end of World War 2.
San Diego Visitors Reflect On Kissing Statue After Sailor’s Death
Thursday, February 21, 2019 By Bennett Lacy and Andi Dukleth Photo by Bennett Lacy Above: Visitors to the San Diego Embarcadero snap photos next to the 'Embracing Peace' statue near the U.S.S. Midway Museum. The artwork depicts a scene from a famous photo taken in 1945, as an American sailor embraced a woman in New York City's Times Square to celebrate the end of World War 2.
Beloved bookstore closing after 53 years
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) -- It's the end of an era on Adams Avenue in Normal Heights. After 53 years, the Adams Avenue Book Store is set to close its doors. When they talked to 10News about the upcoming liquidation sale - they also mentioned something just a little more heartbreaking. Resident cat "Bartleby" will be homeless when the store closes. The 17-year-old feline lives at the bookstore full-time. "Everybody comes in half the time to see the cat," said Store Manager Michael Smythe.
San Diego comic book store helps to fill Comic-Con void
SAN DIEGO (KGTV)--Comic-Con wraps up today, but San Diegans can still enjoy the magic of superheroes by popping into their local comic book store.Photojournalist Andi Dukleth spoke to store manager Robert Mediavilla in Normal Heights who said running the store is harder than it looks.Villainous Lair Comics opened in 2011 and has been rated "Best Comic Store" by City Beat in 2015.
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