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Tesla deemed liable for fraud after Solar Roof ‘experiment’ on a home

A California judge has deemed Tesla liable for fraud in a Solar Roof lawsuit, after the company repeatedly failed to hand over evidence. Tesla had already admitted it breached the contract, broke its warranty, and was negligent on the job. The homeowner says fixing the damage will cost “well over...
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OpenTable names 5 San Diego County restaurants to top 100

OpenTable, an online restaurant-reservation service, named five San Diego County restaurants Wednesday to its Top 100 Restaurants in America for 2026 list.
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California Weather Alert: San Diego, CA Coastal Flooding Nov 7–10

San Diego, CA — Rising ocean water, dangerous rip currents and temperatures approaching 90 degrees are creating a striking November weather contrast across Southern California. While sunshine warms inland neighborhoods, coastal communities face flooding concerns that could disrupt beach access and low-lying roads through Tuesday.
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After nearly 50 years, Normal Heights Corvette shop is closing its doors

Corvette Specialty, located along El Cajon Boulevard in Normal Heights, is winding down operations after owner Dave Meyer put the property into escrow. Meyer said the decision comes with mixed emotions, but he knows it's time to move on. "A little sad... but that's all part of it," Meyer said.
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‘I was getting sucked out’: Surfer survives close call in Ocean Beach rip current

An experienced surfer survived a powerful rip current near Ocean Beach Pier on Saturday morning. Luke Jackson went out during high tide and was separated from his board. He told NBC 7 that about 7:30 a.m., the powerful force of a wave ripped the leash from his ankle, leaving him treading water.
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Border Patrol seizes nearly $10M in cocaine during traffic stops at SoCal checkpoint

U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agents seized over 1,435 pounds of cocaine valued at $9.8 million during two separate vehicle inspections at the San Clemente checkpoint last week.
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Lopez leads by just 13 votes in National City council race

Cindy Lopez widened her lead over Luz Molina for National City’s District 1 City Council race in the latest election results released Friday evening — by 10 more votes. She’s now up 13 with 1,765 counted. Lopez is a National School District board member. Molina is an...
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Man suspected of shooting unarmed Crystal Pier security guard appears in court

A 49-year-old man suspected of shooting and killing an unarmed security guard on duty at Crystal Pier appeared in court Friday to face charges. Brian Mathew McColley pleaded not guilty to a charge of murder in the killing of 31-year-old Aberto Quiroz-Arreola, who was shot in the early-morning hours of Oct. 5 while working as an unarmed security guard at Crystal Pier.
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San Diego Says $300M Budget Hole Is Gone, but Analyst Isn’t So Sure

San Diego officials announced this week that the city has eliminated its roughly $300 million structural deficit and can balance next year's budget without additional cuts or new revenue, after two years of budget cuts. But the celebratory tone clashed almost immediately with an independent assessment: just days earlier, the city's own independent budget analyst said the gap had shrunk but had not actually disappeared.
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Former cop pleads guilty to stealing $300K in benefits from dead coworker

A former San Diego police officer pleaded guilty in federal court to failing to report the 2016 death of a former colleague and illegally collecting nearly $300,000 in federal benefits intended for the deceased.

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