Stories for July 27, 2011
Report: 40 Americans Have Trained & Fought With Al Shabaab
The new Congressional report also identifies one of the recruits as a man who lived in San Diego.
Too Many Passengers On Boat Contributed To Fatal Accident
No charges will be filed related to a San Diego Bay boating accident that lead to the drowning deaths of a father and son.
Anti-Sprawl Group Calls SD Transportation Plan 'Disastrous'
An group created to fight urban sprawl is calling San Diego's Regional Transportation a recipe for environmental disaster.
San Diegans Asked To Hack The Government, And It's A Good Thing
The web site, USA.gov has a treasure-trove of information -- but it can be overwhelming. We'll hear about a "hack day" event, taking place this week in San Diego, aimed at making it easier to use government information.
"Eagle Fire" Slowly Spreading In Rural NE San Diego County
The fire, which started about five miles east of Warner Springs, continues to expand to the east and northwest, although eastward movement has slowed considerably.
Adult Day Health Care Programs May Close In December
Providers of adult-day-care services in California may have to shut their doors on Dec. 1st. If so, more than 35,000 medically fragile people will be scrambling to find appropriate care.
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