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City of San Diego Suing To Recoup $44 Million In Ash Street and Civic Center Plaza Deals
San Diego City Attorney Mara Elliott is taking legal action hoping to recoup $44 million dollars from the sellers of 101 Ash Street and Civic Center Plaza by voiding the lease-to-own agreements on the properties.
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Visit California Treats Navy Man to Exclusive Gameday Experience Before Padres-Dodgers Thriller
In order to help spur tourism across the state, Visit California is helping people make up missed moments because of COVID-19 closures and restrictions.
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Mayor, SDPD Chief Host Forum to Discuss Report Showing Racial Disparities in Some Police Practices
Racial disparities have been found in some of the San Diego Police Department’s policing practices, according to a report that examined data on traffic stops, non-traffic stops and use of force incidents from 2016 to 2020.
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WHO Calls Delta ‘Fittest' COVID-19 Strain – Can It Set Roots in San Diego?
While California’s reopening in many ways might feel like the end to the pandemic, health experts are warning everyone that the fight isn’t over yet.
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Husband of Wrong-Way Driver That Killed SDPD Detectives Fears Wife's Medical Condition Caused Crash
The husband of the woman who drove the wrong way on Interstate 5 and slammed into San Diego Police Department detectives Jamie Huntley-Park and husband Ryan Park, killing them and herself, said he’s extremely sorry for what happened and thinks his wife’s illness may have played a role.
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Daughter Remembers Mother's Lesson In Untimely Wrong-Way Death In Chula Vista
Martha Villalobos, 57, was killed in a crash caused by suspected street racers, according to police. The crash was one of six in the last week involving head-on collisions.
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Memorial Day Weekend Seen As ‘Stress Test' for COVID Spread Under Higher Vaccination Rates
Pandemic history has shown COVID-19 cases spike in the days and weeks following a holiday, and the reopening of California is roughly two weeks after Memorial Day weekend.
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If It Seems Like Everything Has Gotten More Expensive, You're Onto Something
Production slowed during the pandemic to match demand, but now that demand is ramping up again supply needs time to recover, and that’s one reason why we’re seeing higher prices for certain goods, according to a San Diego economist.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom Pardons 1998 Drug Case in San Diego
A former San Diego resident almost missed a life-changing call. What he thought was a robocall turned out to be California Governor Gavin Newsom calling to let him know he was pardoning his 1998 drug case. “I thought it was one of my friends messing with me. You know they always call me with some crazy stuff and so I…
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‘Beyond Brave': Teen Hailed as Hero for Protecting Mom, Sister During Stabbing at Escondido Home
An 18-year-old man is being credited with saving his mother’s life after he heroically stepped into action to try to protect her and his younger sister when another family member stabbed them all inside their Escondido home.
