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With a COVID-stunted economy, consumer demand is surging as people renovate their homes for remote work and play
Maintenance and training failures contributed to the tragic deaths of nine troops off San Diego in 2020.
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This month’s spill was over 10 times larger than regulators in the 1970s predicted in the event of an anchor strike on the pipeline. Their miscalculation may have missed an opportunity to enact safeguards, experts say.
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Citrus greening is a fatal plant disease that could wipe out the entire citrus industry if left unchecked.
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Over the past decade, the juvenile arrest rate in San Diego County declined 28 percent to a new 10 year low. There is no real explanation as to why or how. But regardless of the statistics, it doesn’t take much for a young person to make a mistake that can change their life forever.
Dancer and filmmaker Kiana Harris explores the process of pushing back against Western conventions around gender identity and expression in her “Aje Ijo” short film series, in which the finale of the series (titled “Immortal”) is being screened at this year’s San Diego International Film Festival
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Lawyer changed careers to advocate for children
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Beverly Johnson is a dancer with LITVAKdance, a nonprofit dance company in Encinitas, and choreographed one of the pieces in their upcoming performance of “Suffrage in the Desert,” dedicated to some of San Diego’s historic female pioneers
Project thought to be the first comprehensive, multimedia presentation of Latino history in the region
Roughly 100 people lit candles for Haitians expelled from the United States in recent weeks and called for an end to border expulsion policies
Chef Aron Schwartz spent last 15 years as Executive Chef at downtown’s Marriott Marquis hotel
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