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Review: Family Drama ‘Armageddon Time' Almost Reaches The Top
The talented cast delivers but, as a whole I don’t think Armageddon Time will leave a big impression.
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Opinion: California's Inexcusable Resistance To Stronger Opioid Overdose Treatments
America’s opioid epidemic is more deadly than ever.
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‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' Opens With $180 Million To Set November Record
The film delivered on its high expectations at the box office.
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Average San Diego County Gas Price Drops To Lowest Amount Since Sept. 21
The average price has dropped 35 times in 39 days since rising to a record $6.435 on Oct. 5.
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Opinion: Expand Solar Power Projects In The Desert, Not San Joaquin Valley Farms
With food shortages worsening throughout the world, Californians should be focusing on how to preserve agriculture in the San Joaquin Valley
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La Jolla's Silvergate Bank Cites ‘Limited' Exposure To Crypto Exchange Bankruptcy
Silvergate Chief Executive Officer Alan Lane said FTX represented “less than 10%” of his bank’s $11.9 billion in deposits.
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Opinion: Veterans Day A Reminder That Congress Must Continue To Help Our Vets
It’s important to remember what public service is really about.
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San Diego Association Of Realtors Honored By National Group For Commercial Services
“We are honored to have received this coveted award.”
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Hoping To Force Mark Hamill's Hand: New ‘Star Wars' Parody With SD Race Walkers
The 10-minute 3D animation is an homage to one of Jeff Salvage’s favorite films while stepping into his expertise as a race walk coach.
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Coronado Playhouse Season Aims For Fun, Farce, Adds World Premiere With Blindspot Collective
The season, opening Jan. 13, features six fully staged productions, a series of concerts and readings.
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Makin Island Ready Group With 13th MEU Quietly Deploys From Naval Base San Diego
The ready group includes the amphibious transport docks USS John P. Murtha and USS Anchorage.
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Encinitas Startup Pixly Wins $100K Prize In Military Pitch Contest
Pixly’s CEO said the firm was “honored and humbled to win the contest”
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Life Is Good Store, First For Boston Retailer In California, To Open In La Jolla
La Jolla “felt like a natural fit for the brand” and inspired some custom La Jolla apparel.
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San Diego's COVID-19 Hospitalizations Tick Upward To 156 Patients
Some 23 patients were being treated in intensive care.
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San Diego Weekend Guide: Nov. 11-13 – Veterans Day Edition
Grab lunch if you're anywhere around downtown Friday because there's an event on the water celebrating veterans.
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San Diego Music Hall Of Fame Ready For 6 New Members, Including Rock & Roll Hall Inductee
The Newbreak Church hosts the 7:30 p.m. induction.
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County Sees Jump In COVID, Flu Cases As Officials Urge People To Be Vaccinated Ahead Of Holidays
Nine percent of all emergency room visits last week were for influenza-like illness, up from 7% for the previous seven days.
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Kent Lee Declares ‘We Did It!' – Claims Victory In San Diego's District 6 Council Race
Nonprofit director Lee and environmental activist Hough squared off in a bid to replace termed-out Councilman Chris Cate.
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County Monkeypox Emergency Ends As Cases Drop, But Vaccine Still On Hand For Those At-Risk
County public health officials attribute the drop to outbreak response measures such as contact tracing and vaccinations.