Governor says dropping infection rates influenced his canceling of the weeks-long order, which will allow hair and nail salons to reopen and restaurants to resume outdoor dining
NWS says heavy rain, hail and possibly lightning likely by mid-evening
Study says Californians spent $176 more on electric bills last year
New provider, Falck, would increase ambulance service 20 percent; public hearing slated Feb. 10
It looks like Harriet Tubman is once again headed to the front of the $20 bill
Officials say rules requiring students to stay in ‘stable groups’ could prevent reopening of middle and high schools
Video recorded by the employee went viral in the days after George Floyd’s death at the hands of police in Minneapolis
The building would include 162 affordable units, parking and a Family Health Centers of San Diego clinic.
El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells said the event gave people hope; he delivered the opening prayer
Mexico’s vaccination plan has been delayed after Pfizer said it would be shipping fewer doses of the shots than originally planned
Hillard-Heintze cites lapses in leadership, training, communication
Mayor Bill Wells says the company he founded in 2016 has no part in joint FBI and state Justice probe
National politics
President Joe Biden has signed an executive order revoking a Pentagon policy that largely barred transgender individuals from joining the military
The House impeachment case against Donald Trump is heading to the Senate for his upcoming trial
President Joe Biden plans to sign an executive order that aims to boost government purchases from U.S. manufacturers
Dominion Voting Systems has filed a defamation lawsuit against Donald Trump’s personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani, who led the former president’s efforts to spread baseless claims about the 2020 election
Coronavirus
Here are the latest statistics on COVID-19 cases in the county
Here are the latest demographic data on COVID-19 vaccinations
Here is the latest COVID-19 data from our local hospitals
Interactive maps of COVID-19 cases in San Diego County
Here are the latest demographic data on COVID-19 cases in the county
What you need to know, from restaurants to playgrounds
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Dispatchers received a call shortly after 8:05 a.m. reporting that a man got out of a vehicle, carrying a black rifle with a scope on it, and went into a canyon area across the street from Sandburg Elementary
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The La Jolla woman needs blood from donors who have A+, O- or O+ but also lack a protein called Kpb
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The fatal crash occurred on North Johnson Avenue just north of Arlene Avenue about 5:40 p.m. Sunday
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Investigators were sent to determine the cause of the fire
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The Supreme Court has brought an end to lawsuits over whether Donald Trump illegally profited off his presidency
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President Joe Biden has reinstated COVID-19 travel restrictions on non-U.S. travelers from Brazil, Ireland, the United Kingdom and 26 other European countries that allow travel across open borders
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The vandalized banners were discovered Sunday; two days earlier someone took down bright-colored doors erected against pillars in front of the church entrance
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Christopher Paul Parkhurst was last seen Dec. 23
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The data brought the county’s caseload to 227,195 cases and 2,375 deaths
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The famed jazz trumpeter’s La Jolla Music Society concerts will be rescheduled for next season, presumably at an indoor venue
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This week’s theater roundup also includes news from San Diego Musical Theatre and Common Ground Theatre
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A Los Angeles Times review of court filings, CBS’ internal communications and interviews found many employees were troubled by the outcome of the investigation and questioned the company’s commitment to cleaning up its culture.
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San Diegan made history as the first woman and the first openly gay legislator to lead the state Senate
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From Mildred L. Greene and Anna Prieto Sandoval to Dianne Jacob and Lorena Gonzalez, San Diego has been home to many notable political leaders
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Below are names of all the women elected or appointed as city council members, mayors, county supervisors, members of the state Legislature and members of Congress representing the people of the San Diego region by the year they first took office.
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What are the investment managers of the city’s pension system investing in?
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We asked: In light of President Donald Trump’s Twitter, Snapchat and Facebook accounts being suspended and Parler being shut down, where would you draw the line at what’s acceptable on social media and who should draw that line?
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Here’s how Donald Trump threatened democracy, botched the COVID-19 response, failed to fight climate change and became the worst U.S. president ever.
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California went from being the first state to issue a stay-at-home order in March to being last in the nation with the highest per-capita death rate in the last week of December.
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San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria spoke with The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board about plans and priorities for his first year in office.
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Waiting in long lines or seeking out appointments is not working well for the elderly.
Racial Justice Commentary
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Assemblymember Shirley Weber authored Assembly Bill 3121 to study and develop reparation proposals for African Americans. Because of Dr. Weber’s vision and leadership, California stands as a pioneer for the entire nation.
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America is guilty of multiple crimes towards Black America, yet has not paid its debt, has not paid restitution.
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Hear from new Padres pitcher Joe Musgrove on being traded to his hometown team, growing up a Padres fan and embracing the rivalry with the Dodgers, his “SD” tattoo, success last year and much more.
Aztecs head to altitude to face Air Force; Matt Mitchell update; winning out and more
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The district is considering ways to open more ‘small cohorts’ of students for on-campus learning
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San Diego already was employing many elements of the president’s plan
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Brody Richardson, 15, of Pine Valley received a custom-designed motorcycle trailer for weekends in the desert
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Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador says he has tested positive for COVID-19 and that the symptoms are mild
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San Diego-based Project [Blank] will present a livestreamed performance of “O Mensch!,” set to be performed by local opera singer Jonathan Nussman and pianist Kyle Adam Blair
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Biden has abandoned many of Trump’s hard-line immigration policies. But none of the policy changes do much for people fleeing Central America now.
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The ‘Alfred Howard Writes’ project also includes 100 paintings by Howard’s mother, Marian
For most San Diegans, the substantial impact of a Biden presidency is months away
The Alsidnawis came to San Diego in 2016, but they have been separated from son Ahmad for nearly a decade
Parents, guided by an anonymous tip, searched a private property they call a cartel ‘dump’
Customs and Border Protection says it increases security
Biden’s order rescinded the national emergency declaration used by Trump to divert $10 billion from the Defense Department toward the barrier
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Marines: It is unclear if unidentified man wearing a 1st Maintenance Battalion hoodie on Jan. 6 is active-duty.
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Gen. Lloyd J. Austin III becomes the first Black secretary of Defense and the second member of President Biden’s Cabinet to be approved by the Senate.
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Deployments, fire, loss of life and the pandemic — 2020 challenged local service members at every turn
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The family says the Marine who rescued their trapped baby from a burning car is a hero
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In January 1988, a new $264 million Navy hospital was dedicated at Balboa Park.
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Forty years ago, the Iran hostage crisis ended with the release of 52 U.S. citizens — including Consul General Richard Morefield of Tierrasanta — after 444 days of captivity.
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Support and simple tasks can ease the stress from increased isolation
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Happy New Year: I wish caregivers a year filled with less stress and more joy, and I hope that caregivers find resources to improve the quality of their lives.
From Carmel Valley to Santee to Little Italy, these three eateries are ready to serve the community
Better known on Instagram as @isbeeracarb, Stone prides herself in being an advocate for diversity, equity and inclusion
Known for making cannabis pipes, the Vista glassblower will show off his artistic side on the Netflix competition series
Martin Scorsese directed the Netflix series, one that fills a pandemic need for intellectual conversation
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Over the holidays, I spent lots of precious time with my equally precious 2-year-old granddaughter Ellie, whom I absolutely adore.
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The 2021-2022 legislative session is under way and by mid-January the Legislature does not have any HOA bills pending.
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Gloria’s planned action is in response to a request from 3 council members who say many restaurateurs feel the fees are a financial burden at a time when eateries can’t offer in-person dining
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The jobless rate reflects San Diego entering the purple tier
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A graduate of La Jolla Country Day School, Harvard and Julliard, he gave up playing soccer here as a teen in order to focus on his music. Now the Del Mar-bred violinist/conductor returns for Mainly Mozart’s ambitious Festival of Orchestras
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After more than a decade, the grassroots venue in North Park launches fundraising drive and online benefit shows to help it weather the pandemic shutdown
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‘Luther’ writer Neil Cross is back with ‘The Sister,’ a mystery with a supernatural twist
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Backers hoped that the attraction, known as the Balboa Park Star, would have been a temporary, COVID-safe diversion for park visitors
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Founder of Escondido nonprofit vows to carry on, since the creatures it rescues have nowhere else to go
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Exploring new cultures will not only provide valuable experiences but will also dispel our unconscious preconceptions about people and foster an open mind.
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Amid COVID-19, security concerns and scarce tickets, political donors and junkies opted for online and TV viewing of Biden’s historic swearing in
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Park Hyatt Aviara’s former Argyle Steakhouse will retain old-fashioned touches to honor loyal local diners
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156-man field includes eight past winners and 14 players who have won major championships
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High COVID-19 infection rate in Maricopa County leading Cactus League officials and municipal leaders in Arizona to ask Major League Baseball to delay the start of spring training
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Bettors awaiting totals for Padres wins and losses in 2021 season
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Sizing up the Padres’ 40-man roster heading into the 2021 season: Jurickson Profar’s value as a multi-positional switch-hitter was too good to pass up even after the Padres had seemingly filled the 2021 roster
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Alila Marea Beach Resort should face limits similar to other Coast Highway operations, commissioners decide
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Police say a handgun was found inside the vehicle
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Special, mail-in election would have cost $200,000 to $300,000, city clerk estimates
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Police say Maya ‘May’ Millete, 39, was last seen Jan. 7
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Twitter is enlisting its users to help combat misinformation on its service by flagging and notating misleading and false tweets
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Authorities say an inmate who escaped Monday from a Northern California jail is back in custody
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California is considering extending eviction protections through the end of June and paying up to 80% of some tenants’ unpaid rent
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The latest in a series of storms has left California mountains frosted in snow and made driving conditions hazardous
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During the Trump administration’s final weeks, the Department of Homeland Security quietly signed agreements with at least four states that threaten to temporarily derail President Joe Biden’s efforts to undo his predecessor’s immigration policies
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Authorities say a tour bus that rolled over and killed one person at the Grand Canyon was operated by a Las Vegas company that offers tours guided by comedians
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Declaring “God is on your side,” a Roman Catholic cardinal, an archbishop and six other U.S. bishops are declaring their support for LGBT youth and denouncing the bullying often directed at them
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Portland, Oregon, Mayor Ted Wheeler says the ongoing criminal destruction and violence occurring in his city, which has been the epicenter of protests against racial injustice for eight months, is “unacceptable.”
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La MLS pondrá en marcha su temporada de 2021 el 3 de abril, con los 27 clubes disputando un total de 34 partidos cada uno
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Juez salvadoreño inspecciona los archivos de Tutela Legal del arzobispado de la capital que contienen información de la matanza de casi mil campesinos perpetrada por soldados en 1981
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El recién completado censo de México indica que el país cuenta con una población de 126 millones de habitantes, los cuales tienen un promedio de edad un poco más alto, mayor nivel de educación y están más conectados a internet, anuncian las autoridades
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“No me digan que las cosas no pueden cambiar”, dijo Joe Biden, aludiendo a la elección de Kamala Harris, la primera vicepresidenta de raza negra en la historia de EEUU
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