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Council unanimously decided Wednesday to gate the area, restricting access to fire vehicles only
M.J. and A.J. Abarca regroup in a special victory in front of family and friends
Invocations dismissed as divisive, unfair and unnecessary; proposed policy rejected
The security guard, who was alone in a truck, was not struck by the bullet
Carlsbad satellite Internet provider also updates status of terabit class ViaSat-3 satellites, the first of which blasted into orbit on April 30.
Oceanside police said the shooting occurred in the area of Mesa Drive and Pear Tree Lane about 12:50 a.m. Wednesday
The 65-prefab unit site opened this week with at least three case managers, security and three meals per day.
The two properties could create 75 permanent housing units for homeless people. The San Diego Housing Commission is applying for state funds.
Sen. Blakespear leads subcommittee to find long-term solutions for crumbling 351-mile LOSSAN rail corridor
County and city of San Diego meet to coordinate vaccination and sanitation
The draft spending plan would add money for a new school resource officer, fire personnel and maintenance workers
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The city of San Diego is not renewing funding for San Diego Workforce Partnership in FY24. The nonprofit also discussed leadership changes at Thursday’s board meeting.
The law aims to allow builders to construct a multi-family building on a former single-family lot. Some in the community are upset.
The History Center in the park’s Casa de Balboa plans to make the 22-foot timepiece a centerpiece of the museum’s new permanent exhibit by the organization’s 100th birthday in 2028.
Like Alzheimer’s disease in older adults, the rare degenerative disease impacts cognitive ability of the very young
As holding areas along the border have been cleared, San Diego area community organizations have turned their attention to other migrant areas in need of assistance
San Diego Regional Task Force on Homelessness says more people continue to become homeless than are housed
The Pacific Beach pier was shuttered in March after winter storm damage was noticed; a consultant’s inspection determined that the pier was safe for public use while repairs are planned.
“SeaWorld’s greed and arrogance are offensive, and the city will hold it accountable,” City Attorney Mara Elliott said of the planned litigation.
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Access Trax created foldable mats that improve accessibility for people on uneven terrain. The company won a pitch contest to help it expand its international business.
The draft spending plan adds several positions, including firefighters for a new fire station, community services officers and staff to oversee the city’s new privacy protection and technology transparency policy
The city is about five years out from completing construction on the long-awaited building, which will sit next to the YMCA
The class is part of a career and technical education program created to help youth offenders transition out of incarceration and into the workforce.
Company proposes four buildings with dining hall, laundry, recreational facilities for seasonal workers from Mexico
On this Mother’s Day, I find myself thinking about two very different stories that may be related.
As Supervisor Nathan Fletcher’s expected resignation nears, critics say his invocation of post-traumatic stress as he faced sexual misconduct accusations still risks conflating the two, and undermining efforts to treat PTSD.
Fletcher, once considered a rising political star with a possible future in state government, steps down Monday amid sexual misconduct accusations
One provider has already said they may not be able to continue in East County’s largest city
City councils: Chula Vista, 5 p.m. Tuesday; Coronado, 4 p.m. Tuesday; Imperial Beach, 6 p.m.
City councils: Lemon Grove, 6 p.m. Tuesday School boards: Santee School District, 6 p.m.
