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Cold Winter Storm To Bring Wind, Rain, Low Snow Levels To County Starting Tuesday
Showers will be possible Tuesday night and Wednesday, primarily in the mountains and coastal slopes.
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Where To See Oscar-Nominated Short Films In San Diego
Three theaters in San Diego are offering screenings of some of the 15 nominees this week.
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MarketInk: Media Change-Maker Nicole Vargas Is New San Diego Press Club President
Plus: (W)right On Communications adds two Senior Strategists and San Diego AMA to host Comedy Club Social.
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Pulitzer Prize Winners Set To Speak At PLNU's Writer's Symposium By The Sea
The annual event features authors from various genres, backgrounds and perspectives as they share what inspires them.
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Film Unearths Design Work Of Local ‘Mid-Century Maverick' Jack Rogers Hopkins
Mid-Century Design Maverick sheds new light on the often overlooked Southern California influence on contemporary design.
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Opinion: DeSantis Can't Erase The Centrality Of The Black Experience To America
Here’s what’s so galling about DeSantis and his Florida henchman.
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Progress Reported In Efforts To Name Park In Honor Of Football Great Neal Petties
Jeffrey Hayes has become the ambassador for building on ongoing efforts to clean up the 11-acre park in Southeastern San Diego.
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Biochemist Gerald Joyce To Take Helm At Salk Institute In La Jolla
Joyce will succeed Rusty Gage, who is set to return to his genetics lab full-time.
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Opinion: California Needs Feinstein's Successor To Share Her Bipartisan Effectiveness
What should Californians be looking for in their next U.S. Senator?
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Holocaust Survivor Rose Schindler, A Frequent San Diego Speaker, Dead At 93
Just three weeks before her death, she spoke about her ordeal in the Nazi death camp at Auschwitz in Poland.
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Sorrento Valley Group Wins NEA Grant To Support Military Music Therapy Program
The Sounds of Service military music therapy program honors the contributions of service members year-round by offering access to free music
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From Food Stamps In Texas To Harleys In San Diego: New Dem Chair Becca Taylor
San Diego Democrats, meet Becca Taylor, your new county chair.
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Newsom Awards Nearly $25 Million For Four Local Affordable Housing Projects
The four county-funded developments, currently in the planning stages, will result in 359 units of affordable housing.
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San Diego Moms: Encinitas Mom On Finding Exploration Through Art
Melissa Marquardt's work will be featured at the annual Mission Fed ArtWalk in April where tens of thousands of attendees are expected.
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Rancho Bernardo Inn Reveals Room Renovation And Adds Promo To Celebrate
Jamie Lemon, general manager at Rancho Bernardo Inn called the new look one that will offer guests “comfortable sophistication.”
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San Diego County Gas Prices Rise For 11th Straight Day
The average price is 9.8 cents more than one week ago, 24.2 cents higher than one month ago and 4.
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‘Let's-A Go': Mario, Luigi Officially Welcome Guests To Universal's Super Nintendo World
Super Nintendo World has already been welcoming guests under a soft opening, but Friday marked the official opening day.
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San Diego Gas & Electric Unveils New Energy Efficiency Upgrade Program
The Residential Energy Solutions program allows participating customers to receive free products.
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Opinion: New Fence At Friendship Park Does Not Reflect California Values
The Biden administration is now angling to turn what’s left of the park into a bleak militarized zone.
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San Diego Weekend Guide: Feb. 17-19 – Cookies And Comics
This is Girl Scout cookie season and this San Diego weekend, we have a whole new way to indulge in this All-American delicacy.