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New low-cost veterinary hospital to break ground in San Diego

The San Diego Humane Society will host a wall-breaking ceremony this week to launch its new low-cost Community Veterinary Hospital & Spay/Neuter Center, announced Monday. The new facility will serve as a single destination where pet families can access low-cost, high-quality medical care, spay/neuter services and support, the SDHS said.
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Memorial bench honors six killed in Murphy Canyon plane crash

The memorial was installed near the site of the May 2025 crash as family and friends continue efforts to honor those who died.
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Construction crews arrive, parking woes follow. Golden Hill Cafe is latest local business to...

The iconic Golden Hill Cafe at 25th and C streets has been losing customers lately, say employees of the popular, longtime diner. But it’s not because of prices, service or food quality. It’s because of the loss of street parking due to a nearby construction project, they contend.
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California to require ID for minors buying creatine, diet supplements

A new law, AB 2030, bans stores from selling creatine and other diet supplements like green coffee extract to minors, prompting stores to consider ID checks.
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Disaster after Oregon man, 86, set off on solo sailing trip to Samoa with...

Harry Blodgett, 86, and his one-eyed dog were rescued off the coast of California, two months after he embarked on his voyage from Oregon.
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El Niño Just Pushed California’s Ocean to the Highest Levels Ever Recorded, and NOAA...

Roads flooded, water pushed into homes and businesses, and tide gauges that have been recording for more than a century logged numbers they had never seen before. That was the California coast between Oct. 24 and 30, and NOAA has now explained what made it happen. The NOAA National Ocean...
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Warmer weather will stick around SD before giving way to a chance of rainfall

San Diego County can expect unusually warm, mostly sunny weather this week, with temperatures running well above normal before possible cooling and a chance of rain next weekend, the National Weather Service said Sunday. Weak Santa Ana winds were expected to continue Sunday, bringing warm, dry conditions and gusts of...
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U.S. Veterans helping veterans: San Diego food drive supports military families

A Veterans Day food drive at Liberty Station, Sunday, brought together a Christian group of veterans, active-duty service members and volunteers to support thousands of people and their loved ones facing food scarcity while serving the country. As the uncertainty continues over the war in Iran and other U.S. conflicts...
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Encinitas skate competition empowers women, supports domestic violence survivors

Skateboarders from around the world gathered in Encinitas this weekend for the annual Exposure Skate competition, an event celebrating women's skateboarding while raising money and awareness for survivors of domestic violence. Founded in San Diego County in 2012, Exposure Skate has grown into what organizers describe as the world's largest...
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Mexico’s Ambassador Vows Action on Tijuana River Sewage During San Diego Visit

Mexico's ambassador to the United States pledged during his first San Diego visit to keep working on the Tijuana River pollution crisis, touring the South Bay International Wastewater Treatment Plant as cross-border sewage continues to plague the region. Roberto Lazzeri called the long-running crisis one of the top priorities of the binational agenda and said Mexico is working to secure the resources needed for infrastructure fixes on its side of the border.

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