Jakob McWhinney

The San Diego Community College District is still going full steam ahead on new bachelor's degrees.

Lamont Jackson’s second in command, Deputy Superintendent Fabiola Bagula, will serve as interim superintendent.

Fabiola Bagula, who was elevated to acting superintendent from her deputy superintendent role after Jackson’s firing, seems poised to keep that role.

Spice up your week with some local tunes. This week's song is "El Cajon" by Lucy's Fur Coat. Read more about it here.

San Diego Unified board members seem ready to put the Lamont Jackson debacle behind them and move forward with his number two. Some community members and employees are still deeply concerned.

Over multiple district communications since Lamont Jackson’s firing, there’s been a group of people conspicuously missing: those who brought the allegations against him.

Nearly three months ago, a board member for the one-school Rancho Santa Fe School District allegedly attacked the husband of another. The tension from that incident has been bubbling under the surface ever since.

The future never looks or feels like I’d imagined it would when I was young. There are no flying cars (the closest we have are self-driving ones that seem to love to explode), the smart home technology we have scrapes and resells our data and holograms are generally reserved for resurrecting dead musicians at music festivals. I realize I just described technology from The Jetsons, but the fact remains that pretty much all of the structural problems society has always faced still rule the day.

Hundreds of millions of dollars later, some students at San Diego Unified are still dealing with dangerous heat.

New details are emerging about former superintendent Lamont Jackson’s alleged misconduct at San Diego Unified. Allegations about the current interim superintendent have also surfaced.