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Elder Ex-Rep. Duncan Hunter Rips NPR For Hinting He Squelched Marine Deaths
The former Republican lawmaker blasted the National Public Radio podcast claim as “a damn lie” and “made out of whole cloth.”
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Agents Stop Large Group Of Migrants Attempting To Cross Channel Into San Ysidro
Authorities said the 88 people included nationals from around the world.
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New Owners Of Historic Mixed-Use Building Plan To Renovate Housing Units
The Lincoln Hotel is currently occupied by El Cabron Restaurant on the ground floor, with 41 affordable housing units upstairs.
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Opinion: Shuffling Around Administrators Will Not Help SDUSD's Failing Students
The district has failed a large segment of the student population and replacing a handful of administrators will not solve the problem.
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Ex-SD Resident Sentenced For Tax Crimes, Fleeing Country Over 20 Years Ago
Robin McPherson was sentenced to over five years in federal prison.
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San Diego Reaches Tentative 3-Year Pact With Two Major City Labor Unions
“Fair and competitive pay will ensure we have the workers to provide the level of service San Diegans expect and deserve.”
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San Diego, With Rents Still On Rise, Ranks In Top 10 Of Costliest U.S. Markets
The median price of one-bedroom units in San Diego increased 1.3% to $2,400 last month.
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Heads Up: Road Closures In Effect To Increase Safety During Stagecoach Festival In Indio
“Approximately 40,000 guests will be shuttled into and out of the concert venue from various locations throughout the Coachella Valley.”
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Luke Bryan To Headline First Night Of Stagecoach Country Music Festival
The weekend of performances at the country music festival will begin shortly after noon Friday.
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Berkley, Castellanos Win Artist, Album Of Year At San Diego Music Awards
The awards were held before a sellout crowd of 1,350 at Humphreys by the Bay.
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Opinion: California Must Build A Clean Fleet Infrastructure And Dump Polluting Diesel Trucks
As we look to make the cars and trucks that drive on these roads pollution-free, we are faced with a new infrastructure challenge.
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City Attorney Files Civil Action Against Owners Of Blighted California Theatre
The 96-year-old blighted theater on C Street has been shuttered for more than three decades.
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Various Factors Caused 2/3 Loss Of Asian Elephant Habitat, UCSD Report Finds
The endangered elephants once inhabited grasslands and rainforest ecosystems spanning the Asian continent.
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Mexican Pop Culture Comes To San Diego In ‘Trino's World' Exhibit At Comic-Con Museum
“Trino's World” is an exhibition focusing on Mexican cartoonist José Trinidad Camacho, better known as Trino.
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5 California Ports, Including San Diego, Announce Data Partnership
The MOU is an agreement among the ports of San Diego, Los Angeles, Long Beach, Hueneme (in Ventura County) and Oakland.
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Mayor And Jewish Family Service Open 4th ‘Safe Parking' Area For Homeless
The lot will operate 24 hours a day and provide a safe place for unhoused residents to sleep overnight in their vehicles.
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Oceanside Awarded $2M For Biogas Renewable Energy Expansion, Turf Replacement Rebate
The project includes diverting food scraps from the landfill and reducing the amount of carbon dioxide released in the city.
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Irrelevant Week Organizers Getting Ready To Meet Next Mr. Irrelevant
Brock Purdy didn’t let the sudden thrust into the spotlight go to his head.
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Bill To Make Sex Trafficking A Felony In California Passes First Hurdle In Legislature
Human trafficking has been called the “crime of our time.”
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Find Another Ride: Work Stoppage Begins As MTS Minibus Drivers Negotiate Contract
“Both parties are hopeful that an agreement will be made soon.”