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Warm Start To The Week In San Diego County, But Cooler Temps Around The Corner
Wednesday should be cooler in all areas as the trough digs down the West Coast bringing even stronger onshore flow and a deeper marine layer
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Over Capacity Humane Society Offers Gift Card Incentive For Dog Foster Parents
Any qualified volunteer who offers to foster a dog weighing more than 50 pounds for two weeks will be given a $100 gift card.
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SD, SF City Attorneys Subpoena Company Providing Home Title Theft Services
The City Attorneys say Home Title Lock targets elderly customers with deceptive advertising.
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California Stockpiles 2 Million Abortion Pills After Texas Judge Imposes Ban
More than 250,000 Misoprostol pills have already arrived in California.
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MarketInk: Gestalt Brand Lab's Non-Alcoholic Beer Campaign Is ‘Best Day Ever'
Plus: InnoVision Marketing adds In-House Talent and Casting Agency and San Diego AMA to host regional student conference.
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New California Law Decriminalizing Loitering Led To ‘Explosion' In Prostitution
Officers on the street can no longer investigate a person who is loitering, even if they suspect someone of being exploited.
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Full Rail Service To San Diego Resumes Following Months Of Track Repair
Regular passenger rail service is scheduled to resume through San Clemente beginning April 17.
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San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance Celebrates Birth Of 2 Rare Amur Leopards
Zoo guests can get a first glimpse of the yet-to-be-named cubs and their mother, Satka.
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From Classical To Pop To Jazz, Rady Shell Has It All This Summer Season
San Diego Symphony Music Director Rafael Payare conducts the orchestra for the June 30 Opening Night Concert celebration.
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Rep. Jacobs Calls Texas Judge's Order To Ban Abortion Pill ‘Misogynistic Attack'
The judge’s ruling is likely to be appealed immediately to the conservative New Orleans-based 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Opinion: Federal Government Must ‘Go Big' To Help California Complete Bullet Train
Our nation deserves a world-class high-speed rail network powered by carbon-free energy.
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SDG&E Seeking $100M In Federal Funds To Advance Wildfire Safety In Tribal Areas
The grant would help SDG&E leverage a good portion of its existing and planned fire hardening efforts over the next three years.
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AG Rob Bonta, Assemblyman Maienschein Introduce Consumer Protection Law
Assembly Bill 1366 would establish a Victims of Consumer Fraud Restitution Fund.
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Worker Shortage Closes Ports Of Los Angeles And Long Beach Amid Labor Dispute
“The largest ILWU local on the West Coast has taken a concerted action to withhold labor at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.”
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Coronado Flower Show Celebrates 101 Years Of Creativity
The theme for this year’s event is Hollywood in Bloom.
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Buyer Of Office, Retail Building On Grand Avenue In Carlsbad Eyes Development Options
The Carlsbad Village building sits on a 9,588 square-foot lot about six blocks from the beach.
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Take A Hike San Diego: Exploring Giant, 8,000-Acre Mission Trails Regional Park
This occasional column aims to help casual hikers or those just wanting to enjoy nature discover hikes in their own communities.
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San Diego County's COVID Hospitalizations Fall To 129
The cumulative totals, since the beginning of the pandemic, is 990,500 cases and 5,835 deaths.
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Opinion: Why I'm Blocked From Teaching At Point Loma Nazarene University
I love the story and mission of Jesus Christ and equally grieve at how religion is used to harm and control people.
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San Diego State, Cuyamaca College To Share In Federally Funded Clean Energy Project
“This is a direct investment in the next generation of American workers.”