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San Diego State ‘Locked In' Heading Into Final Four Clash With FAU
The matchup in Houston is each school’s first appearance in the Final Four and Darrion Trammell sees a “dogfight” ahead.
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Sen. Atkins Could Lift State Travel Ban, Replace With LGBTQ+ Outreach
The BRIDGE Project would help California champion compassion and build bridges to unite and unify communities.
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Padres Shift Opener To 6:40 P.M. Thursday Seeking To Avoid Rain
The start of the Padres - Rockies game is rescheduled in an attempt to avoid a rainout.
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Nathan Fletcher Admits ‘Terrible Mistake' In Affair, But Calls Woman's Allegations False
He vowed to “aggressively fight this issue in court and the full record will show the truth.”
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Tom York On Business: San Diego Rents Still Rising, But Affordability Is Better Than Miami
Plus: CigarBros Humidors is partnering with Resorts World Las Vegas and Graze Craze opens its first SoCal location.
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Spring Valley Man, 31, Sentenced For Two Human Smuggling Incidents
The plea agreement states that one migrant was a minor and none of the 12 people in the truck had seat belts or other safety devices.
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Gov. Newsom Signs Controversial Bill To Probe Oil Industry Profits In California
The bill, Senate Bill X1-2, does not directly penalize the industry.
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Couple Pleads Guilty To Smuggling $2M In Dangerous Pesticides Into California
The pesticides “could cause neurological effects and reproductive effects in humans from consumption of contaminated honey.”
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Forecasters Expect Two Waves Of Rain In Storm On Wednesday And Thursday
Dry, sunny and warmer weather is expected for the weekend.
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Rep. Peters Warns San Diego Travelers Of Delays In Passport Processing
The State Department is currently receiving half a million applications for passports every week.
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Ex-Navy Doctor Pleads Guilty To Role In $2 Million Insurance Fraud
Michael Villarroel is one of 10 people to plead guilty in a scheme that bilked the Traumatic Servicemembers Groups Life Insurance Program.
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Wounded Warrior Homes Opens First House For Female Veterans In North County
The mission is to provide transitional housing, hands-on services and a defined path to independent living.
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Bill Supported By Mayor Gloria Stiffening Penalties For Fentanyl Dealers Stalls
Senate Bill 44, also known as Alexandra's Law, has been compared to the so-called Watson Advisement given to drunk drivers.
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Layoffs Begin At Disney With Elimination Of Metaverse Team
The metaverse division of Disney has been shut down and all the people on the team were laid off Monday, according to a report in the Wa ...
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Opinion: It Turns Out Anti-Gig Economy Law AB 5 Was Tarnished By ‘Backroom Dealing'
Behaving like a Big Labor bully while authoring a bill that puts thousands of Californians out of work didn’t sit well with the 9th Circuit.
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SDG&E Unveils Heavy-Duty Chargers Near Otay Mesa Port Of Entry Truck Stop
“Reducing air pollution and tailpipe emissions are top priorities for our region and California.”
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San Diego Educators And Scientists Featured At WonderCon In Anaheim
The event featured several local educators, professionals and experts talking about pop culture’s role in society.
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‘It Takes Courage': Colleagues Offer Support For Supervisor Fletcher's Recovery
San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher’s colleagues rallied behind him.
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UCSD Neuroscientist Confirmed Among Seven Killed In Montreal Building Fire
An Wu had been staying in Montreal to attend an academic conference.
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Opinion: More And More Americans Seek Baja's ‘Gold' — Affordable Coastal Homes
There’s gold in those mountains — for real.