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Opinion: Powegians Wary About New Housing Should Oppose Brian Pepin For City Council
Powegians passed a ballot measure in 1988 that requires a public vote for the rezone of open space and rural residential parcels.
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City Ballet Of San Diego Expands For 30th Season With Holiday, Romance Classics, Nod To Masters
The company will perform at theaters throughout the region, as renovations continue at its regular home, the Spreckels Theatre.
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SpaceX Days Away From History-Making Astronaut Launch With Californian
Southern California-based SpaceX will attempt to make more aerospace history Wednesday.
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County Issues Warning For Imperial Beach, Silver Strand Shorelines
“Beachgoers are advised that bacteria levels exceed state health standards.”
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Artists Aim To Capture ‘Magic And Myth' In Photographs For MOPA's Annual Youth Exhibition
The show highlights work by artists ages five to 18 from San Diego and Tijuana.
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Stealthy San Diego-Based USS Zumwalt Docks In Japan On Farthest Mission To Date
The San Diego-based warship arrived in Yokosuka on Monday after a port call at Naval Base Quam.
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MarketInk: 50 Years Ago, Laurie Singer Was San Diego's First Female Television Sportscaster
Plus: LA’s KTWV Waves Hello To Liz Hernandez for Mornings, Petco Digital Officer Expands Role and IABC San Diego Hosts Mixer.
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‘Closer To My Brothers': Vietnam Vets Cheered In SD Return — At Long Last
A key stop on Honor Flight San Diego’s trip to Washington, D.C., this weekend was the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.
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Gilead Lawsuit Takes Aim At Scheme, ‘Staggering In Scope,' To Obtain, Re-Sell HIV Drugs
The widespread case involves two alleged “kingpins.”
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Opinion: If Trump Is Right, Just Think What You Can Do By Just Thinking It
Well, if I’m in this boat, I think, that you may be, too.
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Mixed-Use Affordable Housing Opens In Vista With Dual Purpose Of Stoking Interest In Arts
Units in the artist village are available to local Vista residents, artists and veterans earning from 30-59% of the area median income.
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Average SD County Gas Price Sets Record For Second Consecutive Day
The average price has risen 16 consecutive days and 29 of the past 30, increasing $1.17.
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It's October, So It's Time For Kids Free San Diego At Museums, Aquariums, More
Kids also get to eat and play for free with dozens of deals on activities, attractions, restaurants and more.
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Stealthy San Diego-Based USS Zumwalt Docks In Japan On Farthest Mission To Date
The San Diego-based warship arrived in Yokosuka after a port call at Naval Base Quam.
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Submissions Open For Library Shop's Annual ‘Matchbook' Short Story Contest
Submissions are open until Nov. 15 and the winning short story will be printed on a limited-edition matchbook.
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SD County COVID Hospitalizations Rise By 11 To 191, With 16 In Intensive Care
San Diego County reported 290 new COVID-19 infections and four deaths in its latest update.
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Opinion: California Lawmakers' Role In Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict Undermines Peace
While Washington's attempt to foster peace in the region is encouraging, it is undermined by members of Congress.
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USNS Mercy Returns To San Diego After Five-Month Humanitarian Mission
“It has truly been an honor to lead a diverse crew of committed men and women on the Pacific Partnership 2022 team.”
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Amtrak Service Halted Between Irvine And San Diego For Emergency Track Repairs
Amtrak service from Irvine south to San Diego has been suspended until further notice.
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Opinion: San Diego Needs To ‘Walk The Walk' And Create Pedestrian-Friendly Neighborhoods
The negative effects of poor urban planning can often trickle down to communities in unexpected ways.