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City Of San Diego Crews To Address Pothole Increase Following Recent Rains
Around 150 employees will be assigned to make repairs after the recent storms.
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Brother, Sister-In-Law Of Missing Chula Vista Woman Testify At Millete Hearing
Larry Millete is accused of murdering his wife.
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Slammed In Santee, Transgender Woman Reveals Herself After Harsh YMCA Rally
Christynne Lili Wrene Wood spoke to several dozen “dance party” people.
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Arrests Made In Alleged Large-Scale Theft, Robbery Ring
Among 13 people are arrested by the SDPD for allegedly taking part in the purported criminal scheme.
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K-9 Sniffs Out $4M Of Cocaine Within Decorative Stone At Tecate Port Of Entry
Officers discovered 57 cellophane wrapped packages of cocaine.
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Heavy Rain Runoff And Sewage Spills Close Down San Diego Bay, Several Beaches
The public is advised that the water contains sewage and may cause illness.
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Gloria Set To Speak At US Conference Of Mayors Winter Meeting In Washington
Mayor Gloria will speak on the federal strategic plan to reduce homelessness.
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State Relief Program Erases $51.3 Million In Overdue SDG&E Utility Bills
The amount forgiven will be reflected on the next billing statement.
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City's Sidewalk Vendor Ordinance Finally Goes Into Effect In Coastal Areas
Vendors must post a permit with a photo ID, keep a 15-foot distance from other sidewalk vendors and not operate after sundown.
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Parcels Near Cal State San Marcos Sold For Nearly $6M In Area Slated For Redevelopment
The parcels are on the northeast corner of the University District adjacent to California State University San Marcos.
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MarketInk: PR Veteran Derek Danziger Opens Own Firm To Help Clients ‘Tell Great Stories'
Plus: Gestalt Brand Lab redesigns packaging for BHU Foods, 91X Celebrates 40 Years and AIGA Graphic Design now includes Tijuana.
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SD Judge Dismisses Suit To Block State Sharing Gun Buyer Info With Researchers
The gun owners alleged the law deterred potential gun and ammunition buyers from freely exercising their Second Amendment rights.
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Opinion: Latest Chargers Loss A Reminder Of Why San Diego Fans Let Them Leave
The old San Diego Chargers and the new Los Angeles Chargers have the same problem: they simply can’t win the games that they should win.
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Fundraiser For Former San Diego Police Officer Darnell Calhoun Passes $150K
Deputy Darnell Calhoun left behind a pregnant wife and two young sons.
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Driver, 71, Dead After Chula Vista Rollover Crash; Police Seek Witnesses
Samuel Montes was pronounced dead at a hospital after the crash.
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SDGE: Thousands Without Power In Coronado, Other Communities
Some 8,825 customers in Coronado were affected as of about midday Monday, according to SDGE.
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Several State-Run COVID Testing Sites In SD County To Shutter In Coming Weeks
San Diegans can still get tested at three county-contracted sites, local pharmacies and their healthcare providers.
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President Biden Approves Emergency Aid For California In Wake Of Deadly Storms
The president’s action makes federal funding available to affected individuals in Merced, Sacramento and Santa Cruz counties.
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Opinion: Sunbreak Ranch Is The Answer To San Diego — And America's — Homeless Crisis
We can either rise to the occasion and tackle this challenge, or we can let the destructive, cruel, and inhumane downward spiral continue.
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MCASD Downtown Envisioned As ‘Arts Hub,' Host For Creative Collaborations
MCASD Downtown will be open to artistic performances, exhibitions and events on what the museum described as “a flexible schedule.”