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View In Browser October 22, 2018 sandiegouniontribune.com Essential California ADVERTISEMENT TOP STORIES   Read More » Stretching for miles, 7,000-strong migrant caravan treks through stifling heat in southern Mexico A growing caravan of roughly 7,000 Central American immigrants continued its journey toward the U.S. on Sunday, blowing past Mexican police and immigration officials after crossing the border from Guatemala. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT John Cox: frustrated office-seeker, or outsider whose time is here at last? CHICAGO — When it comes to waging political campaigns, Rancho Santa Fe's John Cox is one of the most experienced candidates ever to seek California's governorship. He also has a perfect record — he's never won office. Read More » Earl McNeil died inside a system that had both harmed and helped him, for decades The circumstances of Earl McNeil's death are well known. Less known are details of McNeil's life before the morning of May 26th, when he died in police custody. Read More » ADVERTISEMENT LOCAL NEWS   Read More » Hundreds compete as Challenged Athletes Foundation's annual triathlon hits 25-year mark The Challenged Athletes Foundation's 25th annual event featured a 5K fitness walk, auctions, clinics, a five-mile run, yoga classes by the ocean, a cycling marathon, and a triathlon consisting of a one-mile swim, 44-mile bike ride and 10-mile run. Read More » DA begins outreach to homeless domestic violence survivors A new program launched by the San Diego District Attorney's office is attempting to find domestic violence survivors in one downtown shelter and connect them with a range of services that can help them get back on their feet and into safe housing. Read More » OPINION   Read More » Vote no on Prop. YY San Diego school bond San Diego Unified's years of ducking tough decisions is catching up with the district. Read More » San Diego growth: Do neighborhoods have to embrace increased density? Yes, affordable housing is important, but not to be shoved down our gullets. Read More » BUSINESS   Read More » San Diego poised to repeal strict new Airbnb regulations Three months after passing tough Airbnb regulations, the San Diego City Council will be back at square one as it faces either having to rescind the new legislation or ask the electorate to weight in sometime in the next year or two. Read More » The payments aren't late, but the debt collectors are calling. What does it mean? Debt collectors who call even before the bill is due probably aren't breaking the law and may not indicate that you credit score is due for a hit. Also, pension problems and Medicare Part B at small companies. Read More » SPORTS   Read More » In England, some payback for Philip Rivers and Chargers Philip Rivers has led his team to a 5-2 start to the 2018 season. Read More » Aztecs football notes: First look at San Diego State's bowl possibilities SDSU is bowl eligible for school-record ninth straight season. Read More » ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT   Read More » New chamber opera 'Inheritance' explores grief through the story of Sarah Winchester and her bizarre home "Inheritance" is a groundbreaking chamber opera co-presented by ArtPower and the UC San Diego Music Department. Read More » AND FINALLY ...   Read More » Weekend at the San Diego Zoo makes for a photo safari Snow leopards, babirusa, pandas, koalas, okapi, and more. Read More » advertisement Unsubscribe   |   Newsletters   |   Privacy Policy   |   Terms of Service Copyright © 2018 | San Diego | 600 B Street #1201 San Diego, CA 92101 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the Essential California newsletter.