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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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Sharp Grossmont patient weds at the hospital in emotional ceremony

A San Diego man married his bride in an impromptu outdoor ceremony organized by hospital staff and volunteers less than 36 hours after he underwent emergency spinal surgery.
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Free Spay/Neuter, Vaccinations Offered to Homeless People’s Pets in SD

A San Diego nonprofit has received a $30,000 grant to pay for spay/neuter procedures, microchips and vaccinations for 180 pets of homeless people in the region, the group announced Saturday.
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A former police officer kept about $300,000 in government benefits after failing to report...

A former Naval Base San Diego police officer has pleaded guilty to keeping nearly $300,000 in government benefits meant for a retired co-worker who died in 2016, Social Security’s inspector general says. Ivan Alonso Rodriguez, 47, of El Cajon, admitted in federal court on Nov. 3 that he knew of the death and told neither... The post A former police officer kept about $300,000 in government benefits after failing to report a death, Social Security’s inspector general says appeared first on The F
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Escondido police officer granted misdemeanor diversion for fatal on-duty crash

An Escondido police officer charged with misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter for a fatal on-duty crash that occurred last year was granted misdemeanor diversion Friday.
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Linda Vista wants a say in future of Skateworld site as city conducts housing...

Originally built as a community facility during World War II, the building that houses Skateworld retains distinctive wooden arches spanning its skating floor. It’s distinctive enough that the city designated it as a historical resource in 2011. It’s a standout too, as San Diego’s only indoor roller-skating rink and a long-time family enterprise. Skateworld opened in 1975 under Gary Stang and his son Brett purchased the family business in 2020. Brett now operates it with his wife, Christina.
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A San Diego man got laid off from his marketing job and started selling...

A San Diego man who was laid off from his marketing job this summer is now selling pizzas out of his apartment, with more than 3,500 people competing for 15 weekly order slots, as reported by the New York Post . AJ Miller’s 15-inch pies sell out in less than 30 seconds. Miller, who is originally from Connecticut, moved to San Diego in 2020 and found himself missing the East Coast-style pizza he grew up with. Since he couldn’t find the kind of pie he wanted in Southern California, he taught himse

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