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Citrus Tree Disease Found In Rancho Bernardo; Quarantine Zone Expanded
The disease, known as Huanglongbing, is a major threat to San Diego's $115 million annual citrus crop.
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‘KUSI Gets To Defend Themselves,' Judge Says Ahead Of Sandra Maas Jury Selection
Judge Frazier irked both sides in downtown Superior Court.
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Supervisors Approve Plan To Help Homeless Veterans Find Place To Live
The plan will feature input from community groups, government representatives and people who've experienced homelessness.
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Businessman Pleads Guilty To Selling Spyware Used To Monitor Political Rivals
Prosecutors say he was aware some of his Mexican government clients sought to use the equipment for illegitimate purposes.
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Man, 20, Killed In Single-Vehicle Crash In Oceanside
The 20-year-old victim was driving northbound on Interstate 5 when his car went down an embankment and rolled over.
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Supervisors Approve Minimum Wage Policy For Road Project Workers
Supervisors voted on consent to codify an ordinance, dubbed “Right-of- Way Done Right,” as part of a required second reading.
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Officials Taking Preemptive Steps To Prevent ‘Super Bloom' Chaos In Lake Elsinore
The hillsides are expected to be carpeted with orange and yellow wildflowers by next month.
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Brandon Tsay, Hero In Monterey Park Shooting, To Be Biden Guest At State Of Union
Brandon Tsay was called a hero by authorities for disarming a gunman who fatally shot 11 people in Monterey Park last month.
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Park Boulevard Road Work In February To Lead To Dedicated Lanes For Bikes, Buses
The Park Boulevard Resurfacing Project will continue from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Opinion: Restore Felony Penalties To Protect Public Safety In California
Public safety should be government’s top priority.
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3 San Diego Restaurants Make OpenTable's 100 ‘Most Romantic'
C Level on Harbor Island, Cesarina in Point Loma Heights and Pacific Coast Grill in Cardiff made the cut.
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MarketInk: Christian Donors Fund Jesus ‘Gets Us' Super Bowl Campaign
Plus: PR Chief Jon Schmid serving as President of LAI Land-Use Group and Nicky Delasalle joins DirectAvenue as VP of Growth.
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Supervisor Nathan Fletcher Officially Announces Bid For State Senate Seat
Nathan Fletcher touts his success with the pandemic response — citing a vaccination rate over 90%.
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Feeding San Diego Receives $100,000 Grant From The Cigna Foundation
“This grant will help us continue to support San Diego County students and their families, which is much-needed during this period.”
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Sharp Grossmont Hospital Workers Claim ‘Huge Win' In Vote To Unionize
SEIU-UHW, based in Oakland, represents more than 100,000 healthcare workers statewide.
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New Offensive Coordinator Sees Potential For SDSU Players To Be ‘Explosive' Next Season
The team added another new player and hired a defensive line coach.
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San Diego Moms: Local Mom Finds Beauty In Career, Parenthood
“It’s about feeling good to give you confidence — that subconsciously makes you a super mom.”
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San Diego's COVID Hospitalizations Fall To 242 With 29 In Intensive Care
The statewide total of COVID-positive patients decreased by 72 people Saturday to 2,404.
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Opinion: Legal Online Sports Betting In California Requires Collaboration With Tribes
The stakes for making a deal with the tribes around online sports betting couldn’t be higher.
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Training Program At California Center For The Arts Honors Late Singer Dorris Staples
The conservatory program this summer will provide enhanced opportunities for those interested in theater careers.