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San Diego County Gas Prices Hit Record High For 16th Consecutive Day
The average price has risen 17 consecutive days, increasing 34.7 cents.
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Local COVID Hospitalizations Fall Again, Down 16 To 216 In Latest State Report
The county Health and Human Services Agency reported 4,428 new cases over the past five days, with the cumulative total surpassing 800,000.
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Opinion: BIO Convention An Opportunity For Downtown Life Science Sector To Shine
The BIO conference demonstrates the positive impact of the burgeoning biotech sector on San Diego’s economy.
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Elon Musk Not Interested In Buying OAN Despite San Diego CEO's Tweet Saying So
Online reactions were all over the map — from mocking to mournful — as fans of the right-wing network engaged with its critics.
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Marines Confirm 5 Dead In MV-22B Osprey Crash In Imperial County
“We mourn the loss of our Marines in this tragic mishap,” said Major Gen. Bradford J. Gering.
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Hospitalizations Up As San Diego County Passes 800,000 Mark In COVID Cases
Weekly coronavirus cases have tripled over the past month, with hospitalizations also on the rise.
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Opinion: California's Budget Surplus To Expand Cal Grants For College Students
Now is the time to make investments in our students — our future leaders — and return fairness to our financial aid programs.
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Police Still Searching For Shooter In 2019 Sailor Murder
Police are seeking the public’s help in identifying the man responsible for the 2019 murder of a member of the U.S. Navy.
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50 San Diego-Area Businesses Receive Pandemic Relief Grants From California Restaurant Foundation
It’s the second straight year the energy companies and Wells Fargo partnered with the foundation to help California restaurant owners.
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Fair Fare: Kool-Aid Chicken Sandwich, Jalapeño Hot Dogs, Hulk Funnel Cakes
The fair got off to a mellow start under cloudy skies and modest attendance.
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San Diego Weekend Guide: June 10-12 – Fair Edition
There’s more than 100 events a day to take in at the San Diego County Fair.
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San Diego REP Cancels All Shows, Seeks Restructuring After Funding Shortfall
“San Diego REP is canceling the remaining scheduled productions in 2022 and has had to lay off all staff as of June 19.”
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Average San Diego County Gas Price Sets Record For 12th Consecutive Day
The average price has risen 29.3 cents over the past 13 days.
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Opinion: Single-Payer ‘Medicare For All' Would Inflate Americans' Healthcare Bills
The cost of medical care is up 3.5% in the last year.
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Trust Sells El Cajon Apartment Complex For Nearly $25 Million
Colony Court, on Shady Lane, has 28 one-bedroom units, 44 two bedrooms and 20 three bedrooms.
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Tom York On Business: New CEO At Used Smartphone Retailer EcoATM/Gazelle
Plus: More executive changes and Kintara Therapeutics is pursuing treatments for various solid cancer tumors.
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San Ysidro Teacher, Coronado, San Diego Students, Honored At Broadway San Diego Awards
Jose Lopez of the South Bay campus was one of 30 teachers nominated for the award.
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New Drill At San Diego County Fair: Buy Tickets For Parking, Entry Online First
After being canceled in 2020 and scaled back last year, the fair will be in full swing through July 4.
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Diversionary Theatre Looks To Gay Past And Future In The World Premiere Musical ‘Eighty-Sixed'
The message of the new musical, “Eighty-Sixed,” is more potent and poignant than ever right now: “Don’t forget us. Remember our names.”
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Medical Managers, Software Developers Among Jobs With Highest Growth Potential
San Diego’s top occupation is medical and health services managers with an expected potential workforce growth of 30% between now and 2031.