TOPEKA (KSNT) – Being diagnosed with stargardt disease in freshman year of high school, Heather Martens didn’t let her vision quality dictate how she would live. Bringing coffee, a positive attitude and inspiration throughout Topeka, Martens exemplifies what it means to be a remarkable woman. Before she was a business owner, Martens had been a […]
People who’ve been living in tents in a Chula Vista park are making their case to stay put a day before it’s supposed to close down. They’ve gone to federal court to try to keep the City from evicting them because they say they have “no place to go.”
San Diego County has a new plan to recruit behavioral health workers. In other news, San Diego State University’s athletic director confirmed the department hired a rape survivor and victim’s advocate to speak to the football team after rape accusations surfaced. Plus, a new analysis gives us a look into what Greenland’s melting ice sheets could mean for San Diego.