Wendy Fry
Los Angeles Times
San Diego, CA, United States
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Two women alleged sexual harassment by Border Angels founder
Enrique Morones, a longtime immigrant rights activist, was the subject of an internal investigation in 2019. He announced his retirement in an email later that year. → Read More
Journalism at Risk: The stories behind the journalists who tell Tijuana's story
The murders of two journalists in January served as a reminder of the peril of reporting in Mexico. A video series goes behind the scenes with the journalists who tell Tijuana's story. → Read More
Power and success of Latino community to be celebrated at San Diego L'ATTITUDE conference
Former President Barack Obama, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Sen. Alex Padilla scheduled to speak at 5th annual conference → Read More
'No borders when it comes to fire': Book explores 100 years of firefighting in Tijuana and beyond
Telemundo 20's Marinee Zavala wrote about cross-border collaboration between San Diego and Tijuana firefighters → Read More
Siblings who went missing after mother's murder in Mexico found safe
The Baja California Attorney General's office issued an Amber Alert for the minors after their mother was killed outside of Tijuana on Sunday night → Read More
Authorities searching for two missing American children last seen in Tijuana
The siblings were last seen with their mother in Tijuana on Sept. 2 → Read More
Tijuana's Gay Men's Chorus harnessing the power of music to make LGBT community more visible
The group's official mission is to create a safe space for the artistic development of Tijuana's LGBT community and to make the community visible through music. → Read More
Mexican president highlights his support of Baja California during visit to Tijuana
The president visited on Friday morning following a weekend of chaos in the border city → Read More
Six arrested in Sinaloa for alleged involvement in Tijuana chaos
Among those arrested are some of the "bosses" of criminal groups, Mexico's president said → Read More
Baja California tries to return to normal after a weekend of cartel violence
Baja California struggled Sunday to return to normality after cartel violence shut down much of the region Friday. → Read More
Troops patrol Tijuana as city emerges from cartel-fueled night of terror
24 vehicles were burned across the region including 15 in Tijuana; 17 arrests made in connection with mayhem → Read More
Judge sentences boat pilot to 18 years in prison for three smuggling deaths
Prosecutors say Antonio Hurtado jumped first, saving himself, when a boat carrying 32 migrants capsized off Point Loma → Read More
Administrators of popular Facebook page Tijuana 664 gunned down outside their home
Both were founders of Tijuana 664, and one of the lines of investigation in the case is related to their informative work on the anonymous Facebook page. → Read More
Ex-Rutgers basketball player gets 22 years in prison for killing Tijuana nightclub worker
The father of the victim says the penalty isn't enough → Read More
Border officials pause construction of new barriers at Friendship Park following outcry
In a statement released Thursday, the agency said they will also reopen the park a minimum of two days each month after construction → Read More
Man run down by car after rescuing woman being attacked outside Tijuana bar
The victim, 26, was killed outside Le Conteiner, and his death is being investigated as a homicide → Read More
U.S. says border wall replacement project at Friendship Park will continue for now
A group of activists asked Border Patrol to pause construction to allow for review of the design and community input after concerns that it would close the historic binational park permanently → Read More
Baja authorities probe death of a Guatemalan diplomat's wife following Tijuana plastic surgery
Baja state officials said the private hospital where the surgery was supposed to take place had been operating without a license for two months, and the director running it is not a doctor → Read More
Defendants in 'monumental' meth bust in National City appear in court
One of the defendants has a familial relationship with Baja California's Secretary of the Economy → Read More
Tijuana, in sore need of green space, is getting a huge new ecopark
The city of 2.2 million has 0.8 meters of green area per person, far less than the 16 meters the World Health Organization says is ideal for a healthy community → Read More