Eight gyms sue county, state seeking relief from restrictions
SBA chief Jovita Carranza visited San Diego businesses and non-profits that received Paycheck Protection and Economic Injury Disaster loans during the pandemic
Groups launch nonpartisan civility campaign and pledge to promote a safe, respectful election
Brooks Alonzo Parks asked for expensive liquor and hotel suites for handing over proprietary military information
Newly obtained data show that the U.S. government has detained more than 25,000 migrant children for longer than 100 days over the last six years.
Scientists at Scripps Research found that wearable device data coupled with self-reported symptoms helps predict whether someone has COVID-19
Temperature will be in the low 70s at sunset
‘I’m having a real identity crisis because Disney was such a huge part of who I am,’ one worker said.
The end of the months-long no-sail order comes with a number of conditions, including staging mock voyages to test how well ships and their crew can control the spread of COVID-19
It followed a misinterpreted court document ordering a witness to be released from custody
Authorities on Thursday identified the three victims as Daniel Montaño, 17; Dashaun Heard, 15, and Vincent Crespo, 14
Local charts, maps and tables that explain the virus
Have questions about how county’s case rate works? Confused about rules that determine whether we advance or fall? We’ve got answers
Interactive map of COVID-19 cases in San Diego County by ZIP code
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Witnesses said a pickup flew off the freeway and into a tree about 12:40 p.m. Friday
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The incident happened about 11:30 a.m. on El Cajon Boulevard near 70th
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A new study finds that well more than a million tons of plastic waste in the U.S. isn’t going where it should, instead ending up in oceans and rivers and along roads
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Hyundai driver heading west on SR-78 struck the man about 12:30 a.m.
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Collision happened about 7:50 p.m. Thursday at Massachusetts Avenue and Westview Place
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Shooting happened about 4:40 a.m. on 16th Street
A look at the mood in conservative swaths of California as election day draws near
‘My Vote. My Health’ engagement campaign targets low-income voters in San Ysidro, National City, Chula Vista
President Donald Trump is dangling the promise of getting the country “back to normal” in the campaign’s home stretch as he looks to overcome a devastating pandemic and economic collapse
After confirming signatures, names will be forwarded to Registrar for verification
Some of the houses targeted had Trump 2020 signs and flags
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Parents have right to be frustrated that other districts have already partially reopened
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Do you risk missing late-breaking developments to lock in vote?
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Postal Service shenanigans show absentee voters should drop off their ballots
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Protect open space and habitat before it all disappears.
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There is no right or wrong way to celebrate Day of the Dead
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Fifth in a series: A project marking the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment
Racial Justice Commentary
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When I look at the mural, I find peace in the images of a community coming together.
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Public art should be valued and preserved as an educational tool for all, while also instilling pride within communities.
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The city should be protecting the arts in disadvantaged communities.
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Medicine and science are noble endeavors intended for the common good, but both have a history of racist acts, beliefs and behaviors. That past cannot — must not — be the future.
A diversity of views and perspectives
The Community Voices Project is a forum for respectful discourse about news of the day and matters of the community that brings dozens of thought leaders together in a public dialogue, which can be a model for others.
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The solution to every crisis, regardless of its cause, lies in preparedness.
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I can only expect that our new elected officials can change the rhetoric and start from day one dictating policies that will benefit all and will make us realize that we are all neighbors.
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It can be hard for some to grasp that LGBTQ people are still to this day not treated equally under the law in this country.
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When survival depends on ‘Nailed It!,’ Taylor Swift and the ghost of Casey Kasem
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The Venezuelan-bred conductor’s first full season with the orchestra was curtailed by the coronavirus pandemic, but they are pivoting and forging ahead
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Maya’s Cookies sales went from 100 to 1,000 orders overnight this summer when people rushed to support Black-owned businesses
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This week, go to the dark side with Edgar Allan Poe in PoeFest, spend a night at Netflix’s ‘The Haunting of Bly Manor’ and more
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The ‘AMEND’ virtual jewelry exhibit raises funds for Black Voters Matter
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‘Grinch’ audio play will air free to the public four times from Thanksgiving Day to Christmas Eve
San Diego State aims for more balanced offense, more consistency throughout game against the Aggies
San Diego State eyeing one of four bowl games with tie-ins to Mountain West teams
Sizing up Jurickson Profar’s 2020 season with the Padres as he heads into free agency
Pepperdine and UC Irvine round out four-team field for November games
San Diego State, which plays seven conference games, knows title game participants will be decided by winning percentage
The Food and Drug Administration has cleared ImmunityBio to begin testing an experimental COVID-19 vaccine in clinical trials, according to an announcement issued Thursday by the Southern California biotech.
“Returned” is a multi-part series launched by the Union-Tribune this year that investigates the U.S. asylum system.
Brawley doctor details the grueling path back to life after 52 days spent on life-saving machine.
324 U.S. citizens are missing in Mexico, according to Mexico federal numbers
Many businesses make most of their profits for the year between late November and early January.
Legal representatives for asylum seekers who have been forced to wait in Mexico for U.S. hearings are suing the federal government over the Trump administration’s Migrant Protection Protocols
Coronavirus is the focus of the 9th annual U.S.–Mexico border mayors’ summit
The deadly shooting occurred around 5:45 p.m. in San Ysidro, in an area south of the Las Americas Premium Outlets and west of the pedestrian crossing into Mexico
What’s at stake when asylum is denied? After deportation, many Central Americans are killed by the people they fled.
For Central American migrants fleeing gang violence, winning protection in the United States can be particularly difficult
Immigration reporter Kate Morrissey shares experiences from her trip to San Pedro Sula for the third installment in a series on the U.S. asylum system
“Returned” is a multi-part series launched by the Union-Tribune this year that investigates the U.S. asylum system.
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A homicide investigation was underway on Fiesta Island after human remains were found in a fire pit.
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Families, friends mourn 3 teen boys killed in Mount Hope crash
Authorities on Thursday identified the three victims as Daniel Montaño, 17; Dashaun Heard, 15, and Vincent Crespo, 14
Photos: Citizen scientists help keep tabs on county’s plants and animals.
The busiest local participant is B.J. Stacey, 50, who lives in Santee. He’s uploaded almost 88,000 observations, more than anybody else in San Diego and California, third-most in the United States, and fifth-most in the world.
Photos: SDSU Aztecs vs. UNLV Rebels
SDSU Aztecs vs. UNLV Rebels
Photos: Marches in San Diego, across nation ask women to vote for change.
About 300 people marched in Balboa Park Saturday in solidarity with demonstrations in Washington, other cities.
Navy Building One replaces 1920s-era waterfront warehouses along Harbor Drive, and wraps up the first phase of an experimental public-private partnership that dates to 1980
Blue Star Learning used fake students and graduates to fraudulently obtain millions in G.I. Bill funding over three years
Sgt. Tristan King’s social media photos have been stolen and used by others to open fraudulent accounts using his name
Eight Marines and a sailor died when their assault amphibious vehicle sank off San Clemente Island July 30
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SDSU, UCSD researchers conducted study with people who had COVID-19
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Skyrocketing demand has created a nationwide can shortage that’s expected to last into the second half of next year
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Demolition underway at Encina Power Station despite efforts to preserve 400-foot-tall structure
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Because of the shutdown due to COVID-19, San Diego is expecting 264,000 fewer passengers during its 2020-21 cruise season
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At the time she couldn’t attend the weekly meetings of county judges because the Grant Grill where they were held refused to serve women
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He’s on a mission to eradicate type 2 diabetes
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The director of California’s unemployment benefits department said she will retire at the end of the year
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom says his children are among those resuming in-person classes after months of distance learning due to the coronavirus pandemic
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A U.S. Naval Academy midshipman has asked a federal judge in Maryland to block his expulsion over messages he posted on social media
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Here’s a list of several new brunch services being served mostly outdoors at area restaurants
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It wouldn’t be the spooky season without a few freaky fun cocktails to help get you into the spirit.
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The Italian restaurant and market in San Diego adds another business to its offerings
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The airline industry is promoting new studies that suggest the risk of contracting COVID-19 while flying is low. Let’s take a closer look at the assertions.
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After pandemic sinks commercial demand, San Diego fishermen and suppliers go direct to consumers with dockside sales, home delivery
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Athenaeum debuts show and sale of personal drawings and designs by Dame Zandra Rhodes
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Cases among residents and workers continue to rise
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Brisk autumn air has landed in San Diego, and with it comes an increased need to support the region’s low-income and frail seniors.
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Edgemoor Skilled Nursing tops list for second year in a row
