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Developer Breaks Ground For 37-Story Apartment Tower On Edge Of Little Italy
The company said the 800,000-square-foot project at Columbia and Ash streets will be its flagship multi-family development in California.
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Uptick In Canine Virus Causes Humane Society To Temporarily Limit Stray Intake
Canine pneumovirus is on the rise in shelters.
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MarketInk: New Sports Marketing Unit Will Focus On Post-Chargers San Diego
Plus: (W)right On Communications hires David Cumpston as Director and marketing professor wrote book about her passion of traveling.
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Opinion: Medicare Decision To Deny New Drug Harms Californians With Alzheimer's
The Medicare decision will increase the racial inequities already surrounding Alzheimer’s.
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Average San Diego County Gas Price Drops For 11th Consecutive Day
The average price has dropped 9.7 cents over the past 11 days, including 1.8 cents Saturday.
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San Diego County's COVID Hospitalizations Holding Steady
Of those patients hospitalized as of Saturday, 16 were being treated in intensive care.
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Daughter Christens NASSCO Sea Base Ship Named For John Canley, Medal Of Honor Marine
The USNS John L. Canley represents Canley’s courage, selflessness and strength.
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Rep. Peters Introduces Bipartisan Bill To Protect California's Giant Sequoias
The Save Our Sequoias Act creates a comprehensive approach to protect the towering trees against fire and restore recently burned groves.
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Japan's Sapporo Buying Stone Brewing, San Diego's Largest Craft Brewery
The two brewers said the “east-meets-west” merger would combine “Japanese artistry” with “American craft brewing tradition.”
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Opinion: Plastics Recycling Has Largely Failed — California Must Find A New Solution
The latest stunning research has found microplastics in every single sample of freshly fallen Antarctic snow.
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Doctors Acquire Condo Suites In Encinitas Medical Building For More Than $1M Each
Originally a single unit, the suites are located adjacent to one another in a freestanding building at 700 Garden View Court.
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COVID-19 Hospitalizations Jump As County Again Reports More Than 1,600 New Cases
Hospitalizations due to the coronavirus jumped as well, by almost 20%, to 263.
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Opinion: Medi-Cal Changes Will Let More Seniors Live At Home With All-Inclusive Care
More seniors exist in the “forgotten middle,” unable to afford quality healthcare and unable to qualify for assistance.
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Bay Park Shopping Center, Home To Liquor Store, Salon, More, Sold For $3.9M
Bay Ho Shopping Center, located at 4011-4033 Avati Drive, includes seven tenants and was more than 70% leased at the time the sale closed.
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Opinion: Afghans Who Helped Us Need The Same Protection As Ukraine Refugees
Ukrainians deserve all the protections they are getting. They are innocent. So are Afghans.
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House Votes To Boost Pentagon Budget To Record $810 Billion, Keeps 5 Littoral Combat Ships
The House Armed Services Committee backed a proposal to increase spending for the Department of Defense.
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Flu Cases On The Decline Across San Diego County
Despite the decline, this flu season was far more active than the previous one.
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‘Heal The Bay' Hails Water Quality At 15 SD County Beaches
The nonprofit assigned letter grades to 500 beaches across the state.
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Carlsbad's Viasat Offers New High-Speed Satellite Internet Service In San Diego
The new service will support people seeking to move to suburban and rural locations without other high-speed Internet service.
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Palomar Health, Nurses, Caregivers Agree To Tentative Deals, Avoid Thursday Strike
Union officials had complained of “Palomar management’s bad-faith bargaining and numerous other egregious violations of labor law.”