-
Ohio Man Drives 55 Hours to Reunite With Ukrainian Fiancé at U.S.-Mexico Border
The war in Ukraine has led to some remarkable profiles of humanity – including a love story spanning several continents.
-
Canadian Judge Orders an Immediate End to ‘Illegal' Blockage
On Friday, Feb. 11, a Canadian judge ordered protesters at the Ambassador Bridge on the U.S.-Canadian border to end the 5-day-old blockade that has disrupted the flow of goods across borders and impacted the auto industry in both nations.
-
San Diego Chef Finds Pandemic Positive With Birria Taco Shop Opening
Curiel shut down her San Ysidro taco shop in early November after an 18-month U.S.-Mexico border shutdown severely stunted her flow of customers. But she’s now reopened in Old Town, San Diego.
-
EXPLAINER: What Is the Revived ‘Remain in Mexico' Policy at the US-Mexico Border?
Revival of the “Remain in Mexico” policy comes even as the Biden administration maneuvers to end it in a way that survives legal scrutiny. President Joe Biden scrapped the policy, but a lawsuit by Texas and Missouri has forced him to put it back into effect, subject to Mexico’s acceptance.
-
‘Finding Solutions': As San Diego Birria Taco Shop Nears Opening, Chef Faces Shortages
The Michelin-recognized chef behind the cult favorite bone marrow birria tacos is moving her San Ysidro location to Old Town, San Diego as well as opening a Baja-inspired seafood restaurant. She takes us along the journey.
-
Opening a Restaurant When Ingredient Supply Chains Get Jammed
San Diego Chef Priscilla Curiel has everything she needs to open her new restaurants, Tuétano Taqueria and Mar Rustico: she has the perfect locations, she has her carefully crafted recipes, she has the vision. The only thing she’s missing is a steady supply of ingredients, as the pandemic supply chain problems hit her Michelin-recommended birria tacos.
-
San Diego Chef Reflects on Pandemic As She Opens New Birria Taco Shop
The Michelin-recognized chef behind the cult favorite bone marrow birria tacos is moving her San Ysidro location to Old Town, San Diego as well as opening a Baja-inspired seafood restaurant. She takes us along the journey.
-
What Writing Music & Running a Restaurant Have in Common
San Diego’s revered chef Priscilla Curiel has a lot on her plate: between managing her restaurants, Tuétano Taqueria and Mujer Divina, opening a new seafood spot, finding ways to keep the lights on and payroll going, and being present for her family, Curiel has found juggling everything more challenging during the pandemic. But the one thing she can always rely...
-
San Diego Chef Behind Michelin-Recognized Birria Tacos Shares Restaurant Opening Journey
The Michelin-recognized chef behind the cult favorite bone marrow birria tacos is moving her San Ysidro location to Old Town, San Diego as well as opening a Baja-inspired seafood restaurant. She takes us along the journey.
-
A Chef's Recipe for Success After Pandemic Shutdowns
Priscilla Curiel has made a name for herself as the chef who put bone marrow birria tacos on the map in San Diego County. Although she closed down one restaurant due to the pandemic, she’s ready for a new start in Old Town — with not one restaurant, but two.
-
Take a Ferry From Maine to Nova Scotia: Service to Resume Soon
A ferry route from New England to Canada that shut down long before the U.S. border closed during the pandemic expects to start back up soon. The Cat ferry from Maine to Nova Scotia has announced that it plans to provide service between Bar Harbor, Maine, and Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, beginning next spring. Barring unforeseen circumstances, the ferry’s return...
-
Biden on Border: ‘Of Course I Take Responsibility, I'm President'
President Joe Biden says he takes responsibility for the issues at the U.S.-Mexico border, and says the images of border patrol agents were “outrageous.”
-
Haitians on Texas Border Undeterred by US Plan to Expel Them
U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration is nearing a final plan to expel many of the thousands of Haitian migrants who have suddenly crossed into a Texas border city from Mexico and to fly them back to their Caribbean homeland
-
Canada Eases COVID Rules, Allowing Visits From the US to Resume
The border with Canada reopened to travelers from the United States Monday, ending a long wait from many people eager to see loved ones north of the border. “Long 19 months, that’s for sure,” said Deb Burnor, who lives in Vermont but whose parents and siblings live in Canada. Border restrictions — namely, a pause on leisure travel — put…
-
US-Canada Border Reopens
Border restrictions have loosened enough to allow fully vaccinated U.S. residents into Canada.
-
U.S. Extends Restrictions for Non-Essential Travel Across Mexico Border Through Aug. 21
Restrictions on non-essential travel at the U.S.-Mexico border will be yet again extended by another month, just as they were set to expire Wednesday night, according to a document set to be published in the Federal Register.
-
Driven by Pandemic, Venezuelans Uproot Again to Come to US
Record numbers of Venezuelans are crossing the U.S.-Mexico border as overall migration swells
-
US Identifies 3,900 Children Separated at Border Under Trump
The Biden administration says it has identified more than 3,900 children separated from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border under former President Donald Trump’s “zero-tolerance” policy on illegal crossings.
-
More US Citizens Apprehended for Moving Drugs Over Border
An increasing number of American citizens have been apprehended as they have tried to smuggle illegal drugs into the U.S. since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.
-
San Diego Man Detained After He Unknowingly Nearly Smuggled Migrants Across Border
A San Diego grandfather is worried he may soon be deported for driving into the United States from Tijuana, Mexico, with two undocumented people who he said snuck into his van.