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California's Last Nuclear Plant Gets OK To Operate Past 2025 As Bridge To Clean Energy
California's last nuclear power plant can serve as a carbon-free bridge to a clean-energy future based on renewable energy.
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New Rady Children's Invitational Aims To Be ‘Premier' Part Of Fall College Hoops Landscape
The annual college basketball tournament is set for the Thanksgiving holiday.
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KUSI ‘Screwed You,' Ex-Anchor Denton Texted Sandra Maas On Pay-Equity Suit
On Day 9, Maas’ attorneys grilled Allen Denton, Paul Rudy, Jason Austell and Logan Byrnes.
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Robert Thomas, 30, Gets Four Years For Crash That Killed Interim Harbor Chief's Wife
Robert Keith Thomas pleaded guilty to gross vehicular manslaughter for causing the crash that killed Jennifer Nichols.
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Driver Sentenced To 8 Years In Prison Following Conviction In 2020 Double Fatal Crash
The Nov. 22, 2020, crash killed Jaden Rowley, 22, of Oceanside, and Matthew “Max” Cate, 19, of Vista.
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Former Sheriff Candidate Dave Myers To Become Jewish Family Service's 1st Security Director
Myers will oversee security for all programs and services.
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Nicolas Reveles, Who Made Career In The Arts, Dies Ahead Of SD Opera Premiere Of New Work
The San Diego Opera said Nicolas Reveles was a “beloved colleague and dear friend.”
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Romanian Citizen, Alleged Ringleader Of $5.2M COVID Relief Fraud Ring, Arrested In IB
Constantin Sandu worked with more than 200 foreign co-conspirators to siphon off millions in unemployment benefits.
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Court Rules That Black Tenant Can Take Part In State Complaint Targeting Landlord
The suit seeks injunctive relief prohibiting future discrimination as well as compensatory and punitive damages.
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San Diego Weekend Guide: March 3-5 – Blooms & Broadway
Late winter is the season for arts lovers and special deals.
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Theatre Week Becomes Theatre Month – Enjoy Deals As Low As $15 All Through March
“The goal of Theatre Month is to get you to a seat and enjoy what San Diego has to offer.”
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Opinion: CRT, ESG, Woke And The Right-Wing Populist Weaponization Of Language
Any good populist politician or news anchor knows how to take a complex, nuanced idea and turn it into an us-versus-them rallying cry.
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Sierra Snowpack Grows To Nearly Double Normal, Easing California Drought
The snowpack is considered California’s largest reservoir, and is vital to fill streams and lakes as it slowly melts.
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Average San Diego County Gas Price Rises To Highest Amount Since Dec. 1
The average price has increased 32.5 cents over the past 31 days.
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Cold, Cloudy And Dry Weekend In Forecast For San Diego County
It will be cloudy in the afternoon, with gusty winds in the mountains and a slight chance of snow by Sunday morning above 3,500 feet.
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Nearly 2K San Diegans Found Full-Time Jobs Through Workforce Partnership Programs In 2022
More than 11,000 people were served by the organization in 2022.
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New ‘Destination Farmers Market' Comes To Cardiff On Saturdays
The new farmers market will have an array of food products and prepared food, along with a curated group of craft vendors and local makers.
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Ocean Spray Blows Tijuana River Pathogens And Chemicals Inland, UCSD Finds
“We’ve shown that up to three-quarters of the bacteria that you breathe in at Imperial Beach are coming from aerosolization of raw sewage.”
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California's Big City Mayors Announce Support For Mental Health Reform Laws
The two bills intend to “make it easier for severely mentally ill people to get the help they need.”
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Public Hearings On Reinstating San Diego ‘Smart Streetlights' Slated
The meetings will consist of a presentation outlining the capabilities of the two technologies and their proposed use by the SDPD.