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Opinion: Texas Uses Bused Migrants As Pawns, But LA's Mayor Treats Them As People
LA's Mayor Karen Bass and her administration regard those migrants as people in need of help rather than as a blight to be eliminated.
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National City Industrial Property Close To Highways Sells For $20M
The 78,699-square-foot building at 131 West 33rd St. sits on 3.23 acres.
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Man Arrested On Suspicion Of DUI, Hit-And-Run After I-5 Fatal Crash
A 29-year-old Oceanside man suspected of a fatal hit-and-run crash while under the influence was in custody Thursday, authorities said.
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Guided-Missile Cruiser USS Mobile Bay Decommissioned In San Diego After 36 Years
The Mobile Bay will be towed to the Navy’s inactive ships facility in Bremerton, Washington.
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San Diego Sailor Jinchao Wei Pleads Not Guilty To Charges He Sold Defense Info To China
Wei is one of two Southern California sailors arrested for allegedly sending sensitive information to China.
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CBS8 Reporter Anna Laurel Sues KUSI And CFO For Reading Her Private Email
The suit says, Laurel “continues to suffer humiliation, embarrassment, loss of reputation and mental pain and anguish.”
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Arsonist Convicted Of Murder In Escondido Stabbing, House Fire
Jose Trinidad Romero, 35, was found guilty by a Vista jury on Tuesday of killing Procopio Blanco Cervantes, 50.
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Firefighters Rescue Three Dogs From Burning House In Valencia Park; Five Residents Displaced
The American Red Cross was called in to help the people who live in the house, all adults, arrange for emergency shelter.
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Dangerously Hot Conditions To Persist For Inland Areas, But Cooling On The Way
The excessive heat warning is in effect until 8 p.m. Friday with temperatures expected between 112 and 117.
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San Diego To Pay $4.8M To Family Of Pedestrians Struck, One Fatally, Outside Sharp Hospital
The city of San Diego has agreed to pay $4.8 million to the family of two men who were struck by a car outside Sharp Mary Birch Hospital.
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San Diego's Axos Bank, Still Lending To Trump, Sees Website, Stock Go Down
A little before noon, a customer service rep for Axos Bank confirmed “an across-the-board outage.”
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California Three Strikes Law For Sex Trafficking Of Children Isn't Dead Yet
Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, said he was surprised by the committee’s action.
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Cargo Volume Increases 70% At Port Of Los Angeles In June
The Port of LA imported 435,307 TEUs, or 2% less compared to the same time last year.
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Brothers, Ages 84 And 76, Found Dead In Blossom Valley Home Near Lakeside Identified
“Both men appeared to have been deceased for some time,” Lt. Joseph Jarjura said.
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San Diego Political Leaders Condemn Antisemitic And Homophobic Flyers
“I lost so many family members that could have been here today because of the Holocaust,” Adele said.
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San Diego Union-Tribune Sold To Cost-Cutting Investor Alden Global Capital
Los Angeles Times president Chris Argentieri said the transaction to sell the Union-Tribune was completed Monday afternoon.
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San Diego's First ‘Safe Sleeping' Legal Camping Location For Homeless To Open Thursday
The city’s Central Operations Yard has a capacity to hold 136 tents, each in a space measuring 13 feet by 13 feet.
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SDG&E Awards $10M In Grants To Nonprofits Focused On Food Security, Housing
Grants were given to 21 community-based groups across the San Diego region.
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Illumina Begins Layoffs, Plans To Exit Part Of San Diego Campus In Aftermath Of Proxy Battle
The San Diego-based maker of genetic sequencing equipment is committed to reducing its annual expenses by more than $100 million.
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Conrad Prebys Foundation Grants $8.1 Million To 18 Local Health Clinics
The initiative aims to "ensure that excellent, culturally proficient healthcare is accessible to and in underserved communities."