Protests are continuing on UC San Diego’s campus in the aftermath of Monday's clearing of a student encampment there, and there’s now a call for the chancellor’s resignation. In other news, the U.S. Department of Education announced a multi-million dollar grant program this week, to help students apply for federal financial aid.
There’s a call for UC-SD’s chancellor to resign, as protests continue. More on that next. But first... let’s do the headlines….Oceanside officials say about 80-percent of the pier will be available for public use once again.A local lawyer filed paperwork for the lawsuit yesterday .
They say the cycle continued as the problem became more and more expensive to fix, resulting in January's disastrous flood."They didn't get the message the first time we sued them. This is not the first time. This has been an ongoing problem for years and years. I have the documentation to prove it."Joan Jacobs died Monday of heart failure at the age of 91.Her husband Irwin was the founder of Qualcomm.
“Fifty years from now people will look at this moment and will recognize this as a significant moment in our history. This is a long lasting legacy and we are eternally grateful.” From KPBS, you’re listening to San Diego News Now. Stay with me for more of the local news you need.Protests are continuing on the UC-SD campus, in the aftermath of the student encampment being cleared there on Monday.
The FAFSA underwent major changes last year to make it easier to fill out and expand access to Pell grants that don’t need to be repaid. But the launch of the new form was plagued with problems and delays. It opened months later than usual, pushing back the college admissions process for schools and students. The new funding is meant to support school districts and nonprofits working with students to fill out the form.
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