Chris Jennewein is an Editor & Publisher based in San Diego, California. He focuses on local news and has written for publications such as Times of San Diego and East County News. Chris covers a range of topics including politics, community events, crime, and weather updates in the San Diego area.
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Chris Jennewein primarily focuses on local news, particularly related to government and politics in the San Diego area. His coverage includes topics such as weather, crime, and specific events in California.
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By: Chris Jennewein
San Diego Sheriff Kelly Martinez said Tuesday her office will protect the rights of undocumented individuals and follow state law in dealing with federal immigration enforcement.
By: Chris Jennewein
The San Diego-based guided-missile destroyers USS Stockdale and USS O'Kane successfully defended an attack by Iran-backed Houthi militants against merchant vessels in the Gulf of Aden, Central Command announced Tuesday.
By: Chris Jennewein
President-elect Donald Trump's announced plans for mass deportations and tariffs on Mexico create a “shadow of uncertainty” for the California economy, according to the latest forecast by the UCLA Anderson School
By: Chris Jennewein
The Navy on Tuesday accepted delivery of the fourth John Lewis-class fleet replenishment oiler built in San Diego, the USNS Robert F. Kennedy.
By: Chris Jennewein
Incoming City Council President Joe LaCava said he is "neutral" on efforts by some La Jolla residents to create a separate city, but pointed out that it would be very difficult to accomplish.
By: Chris Jennewein
The University of California announced this week that it will bestow its highest honors on San Diego philanthropist and business leader Irwin Jacobs and his late wife Joan, a community leader in health care and the arts.
By: Chris Jennewein
In a surprising announcement on Friday, Nora Vargas , chair of the San Diego County Board of Supervisors, said she would not serve a second term out of concern for “personal safety and security.”
By: Chris Jennewein
The agency said the airport area “remains solidly within the fog deck”, and the airport issued a traveler alert.
By: Chris Jennewein
A new report by the prestigious Brookings Institution has found that 1.6 million people in five Southern California counties could be targets of President-elect Donald Trump's mass deportation plans.
By: Chris Jennewein
Holiday season tourists on the Big Island of Hawaii were treated to a glittering display of volcanic power on Monday as Kilauea erupted in the early morning hours.
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