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Doubling Population Of University City? Youth, Older Residents Battle Over Plan
The City of San Diego has proposed adding between 30,000 and 35,000 new housing units to University City’s existing 27,000.
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Encinitas City Crews Working To Stabilize Cardiff Sinkhole
Officials said rainfall on Friday caused the pre-existing sinkhole on Lake Drive to expand.
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SDSU Wins MW Crown, Bid To NCAA Tournament In Tense 62-57 Win Over Utah State
With the win, No. 20 SDSU secured the automatic MW bid to the NCAA Tournament despite shooting just 32%.
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Deep Marine Layer Promises Damp And Overcast Sunday In San Diego
The weather service expects another round of rain and mountain snow beginning Tuesday afternoon, then dry weather for the end of the week.
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San Diego's COVID Hospitalizations Increase Slightly To 198 With 25 In ICU
The county’s COVID test positivity rate was 5.36% as of March 4.
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Celebration, Giveaways As New Spot, MOOYAH Burgers, Opens In North County
Anyone in line by 11 a.m. will be entered in a drawing in which 10 guests will win free menu items for a year.
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Coyote Caught In Illegal Jaw Trap Returned To Wild After Weeks Of Care
The coyote was released back to the wild on Friday afternoon in a greenbelt area not far from where she was found.
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Overdose Risk: Animal Sedative Xylazine Detected In San Diego Illegal Drugs
“Tranq,” is mixed with heroin or fentanyl, pressed into counterfeit versions of Percocet or Vicodin, or sedatives such as Xanax.
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Councilmember Campbell Calls For Rebuilding Storm-Damaged OB Pier
“The OB Pier is a San Diego treasure, but recent storms along with wear and tear have damaged the pier extensively.”
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Student From East SD Charter School 1 Of 7 In Nation Selected As Youth Afterschool Ambassador
The seven Youth Ambassadors promote the value and impact of after-schoolroom programs by sharing their experiences.
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Take Taste Tour Through SeaWorld At Seven Seas Food Fest
The festival includes international items, craft beers, cocktail and wine options, plus live performances.
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Police Re-Arrest One-Time ‘Teacher Of Year' Jacqueline Ma On New Felony Charges
Jacqueline Ma, once honored as a county “Teacher of the Year” for her work at Lincoln Acres Elementary School, was out on bail.
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7th-Grader Mihir Konkapaka Earns Back-To-Back Titles In SD County Spelling Bee
The Mesa Verde Middle School student will represent San Diego County at the Scripps National Spelling Bee.
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Behind The Scenes Of Sandra Maas Victory Over KUSI In Equal-Pay, Retaliation Trial
Maas was delighted to win her equal-pay case against McKinnon Broadcasting Co. nearly four years after filing suit.
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Opinion: Our County's Unincorporated Communities Need Representation On SANDAG's Board
It's critical for the board to ensure that the interests of San Diego’s unincorporated-area residents are considered.
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Realtors: San Diego Home Sales Rose In February After 7 Months Of Declines
Single-family home sales rose nearly 11% last month, while condominiums and townhomes saw a surprising 19% rebound over January.
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Report: California Created Nearly 19% Of The Nation's New Jobs In January
Despite the job gains, the state’s unemployment rate rose by 0.1% to 4.2% as more workers sought jobs.
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‘Baretta' Actor Robert Blake, Acquitted In Wife's Killing, Dies At 89 Of Heart Disease
His family requested that donations in his name be made to City of Hope.
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Opinion: After Feinstein, California Political Power Could Shift South
California’s political demography is shifting.