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Beloved Coronado Dive Little Club Gets Last Call After 50 Years

The Little Club, Coronado’s compact, longtime dive on Orange Avenue, is closing at the end of March after a 50-year run, a sudden-sounding last call for a spot that has quietly anchored many of the island’s late nights. Staffers and regulars are already boxing up neon, memorabilia and bartop clutter, leaving a small...
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Fatal crash on Otay Lakes Road in Chula Vista under investigation

A man was killed in a crash near Otay Lake in Chula Vista on Friday, authorities said.
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San Diego police arrest woman for slashing Starbucks worker

A woman injured a Starbucks coffee shop employee with a knife and was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon and burglary on Thursday, San Diego police said.
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He saw an abandoned trailer. Then, he uncovered a surveillance network on California’s border

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. (CalMatters) — On a cracked two-lane road on the eastern edge of San Diego County, James Cordero eased his Jeep onto the shoulder after something caught his eye. It looked like an abandoned trailer. Inside he found a hidden camera...
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Treated seawater could help Arizonans as state faces potentially deeper Colorado River water cuts

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Carlsbad is almost 400 miles away from Phoenix; however, a plant in the Southern California city that turns ocean water into drinking water could help Arizonans in the future. But it wouldn’t work in the way you’re probably thinking: the new proposal is suggesting a water...
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San Diego advances new e-bike safety rules

The San Diego City Council's Public Safety Committee unanimously approved a proposal to establish new safety rules for e-bike riders, including prohibiting children under 12 from riding certain types of e-bikes and requiring an education-first diversion program for violators.
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A rice cooker and a local church bring Hawaii’s ‘aloha spirit’ to San Diego

Home is wherever you make it. That’s Gordon Wong’s mission as he brings the spirit of his home state, Hawaii, to his San Diego church. Wong shares his culture through Mission Church by speaking pidgin, a dialect made up of multiple languages, including English, Hawaiian, Japanese and Filipino, gifting new members...
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I-Team: The Plantation Golf Club faces federal lawsuit over ‘men only’ policy

INDIO, Calif. (KESQ) - The Plantation Golf Club in Indio is one of the last "men only" clubs in the country. The club is the target of litigation in San Diego County as News Channel 3 first reported last year. Now it’s also facing a federal lawsuit alleging unlawful discrimination. It includes four...
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Two San Diego men admit to stealing millions in a fake charity scheme

SAN DIEGO — A San Diego man pleaded guilty Wednesday, March 11, to pocketing millions of dollars intended for volunteer programs at Petco Park and Snapdragon Stadium. Federal prosecutors say Noly Hermoso Ilarde, along with Martin Jose Rebollo Jr., claimed to represent Chula Vista Fast Pitch, a now-defunct nonprofit...
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Chula Vista WaterSports ready for business boost from heat

It may be March, but temperatures along the Chula Vista waterfront on Thursday climbed into the high 80s — and for one local business owner, the unseasonable heat is nothing but good news.

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