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Volunteers, Community Leaders Count San Diego's Homeless
- Jan. 23
Results of the "WeAllCount" tabulation of the region's homeless population figure into how much federal grant money is received by governments and social organizations to help get people off the streets and into housing.
San Diego Mayor Faulconer On MSNBC: Infrastructure Repair Is 'Vital'
- Jan. 21
A week after mayor Kevin Faulconer delivered his big annual speech, the mayor appeared on national TV commenting on the President Obama’s State of the Union address.
Rancho Bernardo Solar Company Cutting 100 Jobs
- Jan. 19
The Paris-based company said it wants to refocus to its core electronics business, which will require "significant restructuring measures."
Google Glass Had A Rocky Rollout In San Diego
- Jan. 15
Google announced Thursday it will stop selling Google Glass in its current form. The wearable device had a rocky rollout, resulting in some bizarre San Diego stories.
San Diego Mayors And Their First Big Speeches To the City
- Jan. 14
Mayor Kevin Faulconer will lay out his agenda for the year Wednesday night in his inaugural State of the City speech. But how much weight do these annual speeches carry?
San Diego County Home Prices Increased In December
- Jan. 14
The median price of a home in San Diego County rose by 4.8 percent in December while the number of homes sold jumped by 6.2 percent.
No-Cost Tax Filing Service For Military Families
- Jan. 14
Does the mere thought of having to do your taxes fill you with dread? Well, if you're part of a military family, there's a way to make tax season less painful. The Department of Defense and H&R Block are teaming up to offer no-cost tax preparation for service members and their families.
New Tax Forms Require Health Insurance Information
- Jan. 14
For the first time, you'll have to tell the government whether you had health insurance and if you didn't, you could face a penalty.
'Innovation Industry' Fueling San Diego County's Economy
- Jan. 13
- Midday Edition
Businesses linked to the health sciences, biotech and telecommunications are keeping the region's unemployment rate low and helping drive the region's economy.
San Diego Unified To Consider Selling Two School Properties
- Jan. 12
District officials said both Magnolia and Excelsior charter schools, which are currently tenants on the properties, have multi-year agreements to lease their campuses and are being kept apprised of the sale plans.
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- Glass Pool Enclosure At New Mid-City YMCA Poses Problem For Muslim Swimmers | 42 commentshttp://www.kpbs.org/news/2015/jan/21/glass-pool-enclosure-poses-problem-muslim-swimmers/
- Border Patrol Fires Warning Shots At Suspected Drug Smuggling Boat Near La Jolla | 22 commentshttp://www.kpbs.org/news/2015/jan/19/border-patrol-fires-warning-shots-suspected-drug-s/
- U.S. House Postpones Contentious Border Bill Indefinitely | 21 commentshttp://www.kpbs.org/news/2015/jan/27/house-postpones-contentious-border-bill-indefinite/