Effort to pair people with unclaimed vaccines well-utilized by law enforcement agencies in region
State list does not include the two Chula Vista ZIP codes with the most COVID-19 cases
Board member faces recall effort after school board reopening debate revealed racial tensions
Homeless man had a knife. Was he drawing it on police, or surrendering his weapon?
There are plenty of other vaccines that require multiple shots. The exact timing of those shots isn’t key, and waiting longer can actually help
Nearby businesses are concerned about traffic, others are upset project would demolish historic Scottish Rite Center
Clean Energy Alliance offers lower power generation costs — but Solana Beach will pay more
The ruling means restaurants and gyms remain under purple tier restrictions, for now
New platform includes processors and software to power high resolution wireless audio on mobile devices
‘They come in all grumpy with low self-esteem, and when they come out they’re a whole new person’
It’s the first time apes have been immunized against the coronavirus
Case rate must be at certain level; high-contact outdoor sports, all indoor sports will require testing
National politics
The $400 unemployment supplement included in a pending economic aid package will stop in August, not September, as some Senate Democrats had hoped
The bill, which faces long odds in the Senate, aims to impose new national requirements weakening restrictive state voter ID laws, mandate automatic voter registration and expand early and mail-in voting
President Joe Biden and Democrats in Congress are jamming their agenda forward with a sense of urgency
Many questions remain unanswered about the failure to prevent the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, even after six congressional hearings
Coronavirus
Here are the latest statistics on COVID-19 cases in the county
In a bid to vaccinate 1.9 million San Diegans against COVID-19 by July, the county and local health systems have launched immunization sites throughout the region. Check out this map to find the location nearest you and schedule an appointment.
Here are the latest demographic data on COVID-19 cases in the county
Here is the latest COVID-19 data from our local hospitals
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Interactive maps of COVID-19 cases in San Diego County
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You’ll find this FAQ embedded in many of our coronavirus-related stories going forward. We’ll add updates as new information comes in
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Here are the latest demographic data on COVID-19 vaccinations
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San Diego police Chief David Nisleit suspended Officer William Carter-Torres and removed his police powers following his Thursday arrest
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Daniel Quiroz allegedly opened fire on Port of San Diego Harbor Police Department Officer Cody Horn, who fired back, during Monday night traffic stop
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Lazaro Alvarez, 40, was found unresponsive in his cell at San Diego Central Jail shortly after 4 a.m. Nov. 22
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Allegations in her San Diego Superior Court suit include misappropriation of her name and likeness, and invading privacy in a false light.
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The man was booked into jail on suspicion of burglary and public intoxication
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The alleged assault occurred Tuesday, Marine Corps says
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Surveillance footage showed the man dousing the car and pickup with a liquid and then lighting them on fire Feb. 3 on Arbor Heights Lane
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The officers were identified as veterans of the California Highway Patrol
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Tsunami watch canceled in Hawaii after magnitude 8.1 quake; no threat for California.
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Mission Valley edifice played huge role in city history, but too often was torture chamber for so many fans
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Thousands of stadium events over half a century produced millions of memories for fans near and far
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First baseman’s walkoff HR against Cubs in Game 4 of NLCS sent city into a frenzy, put team on cusp of World Series
Thursday, March 4
11:30 a.m. | Together San Diego
Guest Roberto Alcantar will talk to us about the San Diego Latino Health Coalition’s goal is to reduce COVID-19 infection rates, increase access to vital information, increase participation in COVID-19 testing and contact tracing, and most importantly, save lives.
San Diego News Fix
Police became eligible to get vaccines in San Diego County last weekend, but it turns out, most who wanted shots had already gotten them. David Hernandez has the story.
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More than 500 caregivers have received respite relief since the pilot launched last year
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The first single from Bitchin’ Music Group was featured on the CW network’s ‘Walker’
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This week, Jim McInnes’ ‘Vinyl Resting Place’ show, Cloris Leachman in ‘The Last Picture Show,’ Trinity Repertory Theatre and more
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Low vaccination rates for people of color should have been fixed well before now
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Heavy charges amount to exploitation of inmates
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Saudi Arabia has also committed terrible crimes in Yemen.
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It’s wrong that wealthy whites are getting shots more often than other groups
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Ask the voters to rescind the People’s Ordinance of 1911.
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MIT is going to start building a nuclear fusion reactor this spring — and the excitement among nuclear physicists is palpable.
See more editorial cartoons from Steve Breen here.
Racial Justice Commentary
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My mom was one of 120,000 people of Japanese descent imprisoned because they were deemed a threat to national security after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor during World War II.
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Fred Korematsu fought against the the forced removal and incarceration of 120,000 Japanese and Japanese Americans during World War II. His name should be more widely known.
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Gov. Hiram Johnson brought direct democracy to California. He came into office proposing three major populist changes — the initiative, the referendum and the recall.
Images from Union-Tribune staff and contributing freelance photographers
Padres fans happy to see baseball in person in Peoria
Amazon is constructing a 3.4 million square feet warehouse in San Diego County
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She left law career to train dogs that help people
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Claudia Erickson and her partner in L.A. are coordinating 40 events to help families disconnect from tech devices for 24 hours
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The Supreme Court has made it harder for longtime immigrants who have been convicted of a crime to avoid deportation
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The program provides in home services to elderly and disabled people, but is hard to navigate, officials say
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San Diego State clinches consecutive outright conference championships for first time with 11th straight victory
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SD company’s QuickVue At-Home OK’d for people with symptoms. Prescription required.
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Breastfeeding commercial gives realistic picture of daily life and trials of mothers of newborns
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The SUV that was struck by a big rig Tuesday, killing 13 people, may have crossed through a hole in the U.S.-Mexico border wall, officials say
Taurino and Silvia Rivera had four biological sons, and through their ministry at Fe Esperanza Y Amor church, they left behind many more who considered them parents
Port was affected for about three hours
As the president looks to undo his predecessor’s immigration policies, he is hoping for cooperation from a Mexican counterpart who was a contributor to them
Some 80,000 Mexicans disappeared in the last 15 years. Many are thought to be among the thousands of corpses that pass through morgues without ever being identified
Opening of area on border might happen in June
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The five other sailors suffered minor to serious injuries, according to the California Highway Patrol
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The Marine was warned in 2019 about sharing racist material online, but investigation began six months later after Union-Tribune asked about him
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In places such as Fort Bragg, North Carolina, acceptance rates are below 50%
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Two U.S. Navy warships operating in the Middle East have been affected by the coronavirus, with one already at port in Bahrain.
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General Atomic, then a division of General Dynamics, announced it would build a nuclear laboratory on city-owned land at Torrey Pines 65 years ago.
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In February 1926 a new art gallery in Balboa Park was formally opened to the public in a building designed by William Templeton Johnson.
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Historic Black events in San Diego
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Historic Black events in San Diego
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From single and mixed-size shoes to clothing with magnetic closures, fashion industry takes note of accessibility needs
Through her character in “Raya and the Last Dragon,” Tran fights for a better world
The Southern fusion comfort food restaurant owned by the San Diego hospitality company Good Time Design
After an eight-month, pandemic-related delay, the restaurant recently opened the shopping center in Mission Valley
Ballast Point will be hosting an expanded Victory at Sea Days celebration from Feb. 28 through March 7
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Who is Mountain West MVP, curing a bad back and the chances for a multi-bid league
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Sophomore leads SDSU offense, batting .529 with 14 RBIs in seven games as Mountain West play opens against Fresno State
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Right-hander Javy Guerra likely to miss start of season with UCL sprain
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Padres lead early, but Joey Gallo’s mammoth home run lifts Rangers late
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The newly constructed Palisades Plaza, previously a parking lot, is already in need of repairs
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The new name reflects a focus on conservation and the link between wildlife and human health
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Mayor chooses slightly more expensive program offered by San Diego Community Power
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Backup generators and batteries earmarked
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Douglas Turner Ward’s 1965 whiteface satire on Southern racism opened in San Diego just days after his death
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Alongside Seuss’ zany brilliance are jaw-dropping moments of racial insensitivity. Scholars argue that he evolved, however.
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This week’s restaurant news from Trust, Craft & Commerce, Cucina Urbana, Cesarina, Urban Plates and more
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While the 53-year-old nonprofit has launched a forensics audit, it has not yet decided whether to take any civil action against the employee
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Although tool adds more life stages, it omits concerns about carbs and red meat, sidesteps those with chronic diseases
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By going online this year, gala organizers were able to raise funds for mental health services at Rady Children’s Hospital.
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Despite being a mostly virtual awards show, the stars opted to skip sweatpants for designer looks for their Zoom moments on Sunday. It was the return of glam.
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Enjoy the ocean views and breathe in the sharp, sweet fragrance of plants at Ventura Botanical Gardens.
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Projects not related to COVID-19 have been moving forward
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The crash occurred about 5:25 a.m. Thursday just east of Vista Sage Lane
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Upcoming meetings City councils: El Cajon, 3 p.m. Tuesday; La Mesa, 6 p.m.
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Authorities say the suspect stabbed another driver with a box cutter Friday during a fight on Nordahl Road that began as SR-78 road rage
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One of the 13 people killed when the SUV smuggling migrants into California hit a tractor-trailer was a 23-year-old woman who was fleeing violence in Guatemala for the hope of a better life
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A federal appeals court has reinstated rioting charges against the leader of a white supremacist group involved in violent California clashes with foes of then-President Donald Trump
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San Francisco is paying $16.1 million to house people in tent villages as the city struggles with a swelling homeless population
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The San Diego Zoo has vaccinated nine great apes for the coronavirus after a troop of gorillas in its Safari Park became infected
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A senior Chinese official says the largely pro-Beijing committee that currently elects the Hong Kong’s leader will also elect some members of the city’s legislature, as part of Beijing’s planned revamp of Hong Kong’s electoral system
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Top Chinese official says draft changes would empower largely pro-Beijing committee to choose some Hong Kong legislators
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Feb. 26 - March 4, 2021 This photo gallery highlights some of the most compelling images made or published by Associated Press photographers in the North America region.
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Pope Francis is heading to Iraq to urge the country’s dwindling number of Christians to stay put and help rebuild the country after years of war and persecution, brushing aside the coronavirus pandemic and security concerns to honor its martyrs
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Los principales asesores del gobernador de Nueva York, Andrew Cuomo, alteraron un informe del Departamento de Salud para ocultar el número real de fallecidos a causa del coronavirus en las residencias de ancianos del estado, según The Wall Street Journal y The New York Times
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Damian Lillard anota 44 puntos, incluyendo 10 consecutivos en un momento clave en la recta final del juego, y Trail Blazers se imponen 123-119 a Kings
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Oneil Cruz insiste en que es campocorto
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AP FOTOS: Las mejores fotos de la semana en América Latina
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