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Opinion: Anglo Media Doesn't Really Understand The Hispanic Vote
Here we go again. The political focus on what Hispanics will do in the Nov. 8 election by media tarot card readers never ceases to amaze.
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San Diego County Retail Poised For Growth With 7 New Projects In Pipeline, Mostly In South County
The projects under construction total 334,750 square feet.
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Old Globe Performers Take ‘Henry V' For Tour Around County, To Schools, Parks, Shelters, More
Ticket sales for the Old Globe public performances are open.
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Imperial Beach Apartment Building, Built In 1968, Sells For $3.25 Million
The building, 856 Calla Ave., is comprised of two three-bedroom/two-bath units and eight one-bedroom/one-bath units.
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Parents Warned To Check For Drugs Mixed In With Halloween Candy
The advisory noted that fentanyl pills are often produced in different colors and occasionally hidden in candy packaging.
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Local COVID Hospitalizations Decrease, But Alarm Grows Over Other Respiratory Illnesses
San Diego’s public health officials are sounding the alarm about another respiratory illness on the rise in the county.
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Opinion: Local Elections Matter, Too! Study Candidates To Avoid Later Chaos
The mayor, City Council and school board implement policies that affect local residents more directly.
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Average Gas Price For Regular Self-Serve In San Diego County Is $5.61 Per Gallon
The average price has dropped 81.7 cents over the past 24 days.
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Opinion: Prevention Is The Missing Piece In San Diego's Struggle Against Homelessness
The results of these monumental efforts are surprisingly impressive.
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Friends, Colleagues Remember Rock And Country Music Pioneer Jerry Lee Lewis ‘The Killer,' Dead At 87
Lewis, known as “The Killer,” died Friday at his home near Memphis.
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County Officials Urge Caution As 3 Respiratory Illnesses Hit San Diego
The county's Health and Human Services Agency and local health providers are seeing an early spike in flu and respiratory syncytial virus.
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County Reports 1st Flu Death Of Season, As Cases Rise 45% In Last Week
“Every flu death is tragic and our condolences go out to the man’s family and friends.”
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San Diego Weekend Guide: Oct. 28-30 – Halloween Edition
This San Diego weekend there are scares a-plenty to be had from the mild eeek! variety all the way to bringing the big screams.
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San Diego Symphony Makes $125M Fundraising Goal, Including Support For New Rady Shell
In all, the symphony attracted support from more than 3,000 donors.
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Letter: Saving Feral Cats Comes At The Expense Of Birds And Other Wildlife
The “Community Cat” program falls short of solving a problem and sounds a death knell for our local wildlife in the meantime.
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San Diego's Sempra Named Top U.S. Utility For Environmental, Social And Governance Goals
Investor's Business Daily ranked Sempra first among utilities and 13th overall in its annual list of the 100 Best ESG Companies.
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Author Mike Davis, MacArthur Fellow, Dies Of Cancer At San Diego Home
Davis, known as a Marxist urban scholar, wrote works focusing on social fractures in Los Angeles.
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Average San Diego County Gas Prices Keep Falling; Now $5.69 A Gallon
The average price has dropped 74.3 cents over the past 21 days, including 3.2 cents Tuesday.
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‘Call Me Kat' Actor Leslie Jordan's Cause Of Death Listed As ‘Deferred'
The cause of death, listed by the coroner’s office, as “deferred pending additional investigation”
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CA Atty General Urges Albertsons To Delay $4B Investor Payout Until After Merger Review
Albertsons and Kroger employ more than 700,000 workers in communities across the country.