© 2026 Saigon Sentinel

Settings

Language
Appearance

Auto follows your device’s light/dark setting.

Accent
Text Size

Changes article body text size. Five steps.

Animations

Disable scroll-in fade animations.

Page Transitions

Disable the open/close animation between the feed and an article.

Reset

Clears temporary data and brings back tips and notices you’ve dismissed. Your saved items and preferences stay.

© 2026 Saigon Sentinel

Southern California

Saigon Sentinel · Section

Coverage from Little Saigon, Orange County, Los Angeles, and the broader Southern California Vietnamese-American community.

  1. SoCal

    NIH Collapsing From Within: San Diego Digesting the Shock, But the Scientific Pipeline Has Started Clogging

    According to data from NIH and industry advocacy group BIOCOM, San Diego receives over 1 billion USD in NIH funding annually — a figure large enough to obscure a crack spreading underneath.…

  2. SoCal

    After the San Diego Mosque Massacre: 80 Million Dollars and an Unsolved Security Problem

    Three men died at the Islamic Center of San Diego on May 18, 2026 — a mosque security guard and two congregation members — before two suspects took their own lives.…

  3. SoCal

    Little Daleyza and the Fragile Border Between the U.S. and Mexico: When Domestic Violence Reaches San Ysidro

    The Land Rover Discovery found near the San Ysidro port of entry — where tens of thousands of people cross daily between the United States and Mexico — is far more than a criminal clue.…

  4. SoCal

    When Spirit Collapses and Jet Fuel Soars: Who Will Protect Vietnamese Americans Flying Home to Visit?

    The collapse of Spirit Airlines is more than just an economic headline; it is a direct blow to the connectivity of the Vietnamese community in Southern California. As budget options vanish, essential family visits and im…

  5. SoCal

    Big Newport Theater Set for Demolition: When Cultural Value Loses to the Weight of Luxury Real Estate

    The demolition of Big Newport is more than a cultural loss; it highlights a trend of suburban land being repurposed for ultra-luxury housing. This accelerates displacement pressure, forcing middle-income families, includ…

  6. SoCal

    San Diego Community College District and the Seven-Day Counteroffensive: A Survival Lesson for California's Digital Infrastructure

    Rather than a simple ransom demand, the SDCCD breach involved planting dormant code for long-term exploitation. This incident exposes critical vulnerabilities in third-party software supply chains, serving as a wake-up c…

  7. SoCal

    120 Billion Gallons of Rainwater and the Quiet Shift in Southern California's Water Strategy

    The record capture of 120 billion gallons of rainwater is more than an infrastructure victory; it is a stress test for Southern California's water autonomy. For the Vietnamese community, this shift is a critical factor t…

  8. SoCal

    Vanguard University appoints new CFO amid financial challenges facing small Christian universities in Southern California

    When Vanguard University — a private Christian university with approximately 2,000 students located in Costa Mesa, Orange County — officially appointed Mwayi Kanjadza to the position of Chief Financial Officer (CFO) afte…

  9. SoCal

    Santa Monica College Enters the Game with a $10,000 Bachelor's Degree: Cloud Computing, AWS, and Questions About the Future of Southern California's Tech Workforce

    In a labor market where a bachelor's degree in computer science from the University of Southern California (USC) can cost more than $70,000 per year, Santa Monica College's (SMC) authorization to award a Bachelor of Scie…