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More Students Who Live In California, Crossing Border To Go to School In Tijuana

KQED News Staff
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Meliza Perez, one of 350 American residents enrolled in Tijuana's CETYS University, Sept. 21, 2023. (Photo by: Carlos Castillo/KPBS)

Students Cross Border To Attend College

A growing number of California students  are choosing to commute to college in Tijuana. They’re drawn by cheaper tuition and other advantages.
Reporter: Gustavo Solis, KPBS

California Looks To Pools As It Aims For More Energy Efficiency

As California moves away from fossil fuel energy sources, officials are looking for ways to ease stress on the state’s electrical grid. Attention is now turning to systems powering swimming pools.
Reporter: Manola Secaira, CapRadio

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