Madeline Nguyen
Reporter at Times of San Diego
Award-winning journalist @HowardCenterASU | @Cronkite_ASU ‘24.5 | ✍🏼: The Guardian @usatoday @fastcompany @azcentral @azhighways @phoenixnewtimes
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timesofsandiego.com | Madeline Nguyen
Back in 2019, La Jolla Music Society’s $82 million Conrad Prebys Performing Arts Center opened its doors as La Jolla’s premier venue for the biggest performing-arts stars to come to town. Then the pandemic shut everything down. But the show must go on. The Conrad’s La Jolla Music Society turned on a camera and started live-streaming everything from a chamber-music marathon to jazz, straight from the empty venue’s vaulted theaters.
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timesofsandiego.com | Madeline Nguyen
Local aid organizations declared a “state of emergency” this week for San Diego’s low-income communities after the Trump administration cut more than $80 million in funding for nonprofits to provide critical resources. Local aid workers sounded the alarm that San Diegans are losing housing, food, health care, transportation and other necessities, as nonprofits can’t afford to provide key services.
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timesofsandiego.com | Madeline Nguyen
San Diego is saying no to towering apartment buildings and massive housing complexes in more backyards after years of fighting between developers and ADU-averse homeowners. After months of deliberation, the San Diego City Council clamped down late Monday evening on the sprawling structures that have cropped up in backyards across the city by heavily tightening the most developer-friendly policy in California.
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timesofsandiego.com | Madeline Nguyen
Famous drag icons and local queens lip-synced, vogued and marched through Hillcrest on Sunday afternoon to stand up for the transgender community as it faces a record-breaking rollback of protections under the Trump administration.
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2 weeks ago |
timesofsandiego.com | Madeline Nguyen
For years, San Diego’s crop of cannabis dispensaries have had to turn away customers and close their doors at exactly 9 p.m., pushing residents in search of a late-night fix to illicit dealers or open dispensaries in neighboring Chula Vista, La Mesa, Oceanside and beyond. But the city moved a step closer Wednesday afternoon toward allowing San Diego’s cannabis dispensaries to stay open earlier in the morning and later into the night.
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