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Among those prosecuted was a woman who’s long criticized how the city treats people who sleep outside
Sneak peek at upcoming concerts, street fairs, festivals, performances, art shows, community meetings, blood drives and more
Council begins the ‘painful part’ of the budget-setting process for the next fiscal year
The section of highway will remain closed from 9 p.m. Friday until 5 a.m. Monday for storm-related emergency repairs
Jeremy Ponton, 34, was headed south on Winter Gardens Boulevard when he crashed into a pickup truck backing out of a driveway, the Medical Examiner’s Office said
The alleged crime was reported around 4 p.m. April 11 at Mount Miguel High School, according to sheriff’s officials
Project would provide renewable energy, reduce rates, provide revenue for city’s water district
City is among 17 communities statewide to share $192 million for efforts to remove encampments from public places
Ashley Bird’s family described the 35-year-old as a caring friend and loving mother who was in the process of leaving her estranged husband
The spark for San Diego’s annual Children’s Book Party came from a man who did not discover his love for reading until later in life
Some residents have raised concerns about mold and food as officials scramble to create more spots for homeless people
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Selected by U.S. News, the facilities were honored based on resident satisfaction, safety, value, dining and more
The Northern California facility where the former San Diego restaurateur has been serving a 15-year sentence in connection with her long-running Ponzi scheme is in the midst of a planned closure after revelations about years-long sexual abuse at the women’s prison.
The San Diego region gained about 4,400 jobs in March. The demand for registered nurses leads local job openings.
About 160 families who had been told they would no longer be eligible for the county’s hotel voucher program have been OK’d to stay until it ends on May 11
As the Mission Bay amusement park prepares to celebrate its centennial next year, it’s already added a new shipwreck-themed ride, refurbished some attractions and debuted a local pizza and beer pub in hopes of attracting more locals and visitors
San Diego-based DermTech is also exploring the possibility of a merger, acquisition, sale of assets, licensing or other transaction.
The San Diego County-based luxury retailer also announced a permanent halt of operations, after saying for weeks that the closure was temporary. Employees report they filed complaints with the state regarding the company’s layoff practices.
The two locations at the Spring Valley County Library and Mountain View Community Center will now help provide disaster loan outreach to small businesses and nonprofits affected by the disaster
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