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Investigators say a string of break-ins in San Diego’s Tierrasanta neighborhood this past week may be linked to a larger string of crimes. And, tens of thousands of workers across the University of California system are on strike, including unionized employees at the UC San Diego campus and UCSD Health facilities throughout the county. Plus, about 40 volunteers helped to...

📢 Car hits three workers on northbound I-805 onramp, Ocean Beach apartment building for homeless welcomes first residents, and Coast Guard offloads thousands of pounds of intercepted drugs at San Diego’s Waterfront: Tuesday’s news in San Diego.

📢 Suspect search continues for deadly National City house party shooting, maintenance begins on Imperial Beach Pier and Navy veteran loses pets to new owners while hospitalized: Monday’s news in San Diego.

📢 Construction crews make progress along University Avenue, city OKs electrical grants for January flood victims and SDG&E warns of utility scams: Sunday’s news in San Diego.

📢 Man killed in deputy shooting in Spring Valley, king tides return to San Diego coastline and Chula Vista girl debuts in Disney special: Saturday’s news in San Diego.

Higher-than-normal (and lower-than-normal tides) are headed back to San Diego’s coasts this weekend, according to NBC 7 meteorologists. And, the couple killed in a shooting downtown this week has been identified. Plus, public health officials reported a marked increase in the number of pertussis — or whooping cough — cases this year over recent years.

A man is in jail facing felony charges after attacking elderly people on the streets in Bankers Hill. And, a man shot by bean bags and mauled by a police dog before being arrested is suing the San Diego Police Department, claiming excessive use of force. Plus, Petco Park’s Western Metal Supply Co. Building will be getting a complete...

A man and woman in their 30s were shot and killed in a parking lot, and police say this was not a random attack. The suspect was then shot and killed, and a Harbor Police officer was shot in the hip. Plus, concerns are growing over ‘wildcatter’ drivers near border towns like San Ysidro.

The report concluded that despite efforts to make roads safer, crashes are becoming deadlier due to bigger, faster cars coupled with smartphones and visibility issues that come with driving at night. And, a sleeping couple was injured when a car came crashing through the bedroom wall of their El Cajon home. Plus, San Diego County’s swing district has not been called...

📢 Trump appoints former ice director as new ‘Border Czar,’ the Veterans Day Salute to Service Festival is on and a new state law limits parking near intersections: Monday’s news in San Diego.

📢 Operation Homefront helps San Diego military families for the holidays, firefighting inmates get new recreation center for their kids at Warner Springs camp, and Veteran’s Day Parade Monday along Embarcadero: Sunday’s News in San Diego

📢 Metal vases worth $1K were stolen from a cemetery in Bonita, woman becomes first Native American to own property in Gaslamp Quarter, which once banned her people, and snowmaking underway at Big Bear Mountain Resort: Saturday’s news in San Diego.

A round of Santa Ana winds is increasing fire danger across San Diego County this week, prompting possible power shut-offs and some school closures. And, jury selection is happening for the retrial of a man accused of murdering a Rancho Peñasquitos woman. Plus, San Diego schools asked voters to greenlight more than $2 billion worth of bonds.

Some San Diegans were happy, others were concerned, but all of them said they hope to see the country move forward. And, who will be the next mayor of San Diego? Here are the results so far. Plus, a red flag warning is in effect for San Diego County’s inland valley and mountain communities.

📢 Sheriff’s office says it’s working to keep the General Election safe and secure, voter anxiety is high ahead of Election Day, and “Fat Leonard” is scheduled to be sentenced Tuesday: Monday’s news in San Diego.

📢 Concerns for fire safety heighten after Fairmount Fire burned near the Talmadge/College Area, Sharp Healthcare workers authorize 5-day strike, and snow dusts Mammoth Mountain ahead of ski season: Sunday’s news in San Diego.

📢 More vote centers open this weekend, thousands return home after fire burns in College Area and daylight saving time ends this weekend: Saturday’s news in San Diego.

The rescued woman was later airlifted to the UCSD burn center. And, some roads remained closed in the College Area the day after a fast-moving fire burned dozens of acres. Plus, two were arrested after a shooting nearby on the campus of San Diego State.

While San Diego police say they’re increasing staffing in popular places like the Gaslamp, community advocates say Halloween celebrations are not a time to let your guard down. And, a Rady Children’s Hospital doctor says this is the time of year they see an increased number of children mistaking cannabis or THC products for real candy. Plus, San Diego County...

Is artificial intelligence artificially inflating San Diego’s rent prices? Some local community advocates think so, and they’re calling on San Diego City Council to take action. And, an NTSB report details a plethora of problems before a San Diego flight made a fiery emergency landing in Las Vegas. Plus, students at Morse High School in Skyline are getting a new...