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Red-Carpet Treatment At Inaugural Force-Con Gala: Parachutists Next
Veterans and active military were given special treatment at the opening gala of the inaugural Force-Con.
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Opinion: California Crypto Policies Should Advance Innovation — And Access For Latinos
Crypto use has taken off in Latin America and grown at a faster pace than almost anywhere else in the world.
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Clinical Trials Can Save Your Life — Free Event Will Dispel Myths, Explain Benefits
The event will offer health screenings, clinical research information, refreshments and a complimentary boxed dinner.
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San Diego's Transformative Technology Leaders Celebrated At 15th Annual Top Tech Awards
The awards celebration honored the region's “unsung heroes of business”.
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Sentencing Postponed For ‘Fat Leonard,' Who Remains In Venezuelan Custody
Leonard Glenn Francis was arrested Tuesday at Simon Bolivar International Airport.
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County's Daily Count Of New COVID Cases Cut By Half Within Past Week
The new tally covers cases counted for a seven-day period that ended Monday.
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Carlsbad Company Settles With EPA Over Allegations Officials Failed To Report Chemical Imports
Transchem also did not submit notice before it imported and distributed “a chemical substance subject to a `significant new use’ rule.”
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Oceanside Fruit Farmer Neil Nagata Named County's Farmer Of The Year
Nagata Bros Farms grows strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, cherimoya, other fresh fruits and seasonal vegetables.
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Get Your Fill Of Fine Food – San Diego Restaurant Week Returns Sunday
The event, featuring more than 100 restaurants from throughout the region, continues through Oct. 2.
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Salk Institute, UCSD Get Record $126 Million To Launch Brain Mapping Center
“The goal is to better understand how neurotypical human brains work and age.”
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Opinion: 9 Bills Newsom Can Sign Today To Alleviate Homelessness In California
The sense of urgency to protect our unhoused neighbors should not end now that pandemic measures have.
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Fugitive Navy Contractor ‘Fat Leonard' At Center Of Bribery Scheme Arrested In Venezuela
Leonard Glenn Francis was taken into custody by Venezuelan authorities as he was boarding a plane to another country.
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Littoral Warship USS Jackson Arrives In Tahiti For Port Visit During Fisheries Mission
The Jackson is deployed to the Oceania region with an embarked Coast Guard detachment conducting maritime law enforcement operations.
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First Phase Of Riverwalk Redevelopment Construction Begins In Mission Valley
The project will transform the existing Riverwalk Golf Club into a neighborhood and restore the San Diego River that runs through it.
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USC Study Finds New SHMOOSE Microprotein Connected To Alzheimer's Risk
A mutation in a newly discovered small protein is connected to a significant increase in the risk for Alzheimer’s disease.
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San Diego County Gas Prices Rise Sharply Up 6.4 Cents
It is 9.8 cents more than one week ago, 18.5 cents higher than one month ago and $1.13 greater than one year ago.
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Opinion: Earthquakes, Floods And An Authoritarian President Endanger Mexico
Mexico has suffered seriously the past couple of weeks.
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Navy And Port Of San Diego Sign Agreement For Local Electrification Projects
The Navy will generate Low Carbon Fuel Standard credits when ships are plugged into shore power.
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San Diego's General Atomics: Chinese Plant Near Key Air Base Poses Security Threat
The San Diego-based company's aeronautics division urged the federal government to reject the purchase of 370 acres for a corn milling plant
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Documentaries, Indie Films Have Greater Opportunities For Women, Report Finds
The report found that films with a woman director had higher percentages of women working as writers, editors and cinematographers.