A new California law is prompting local governments to adjust parking citation fees for those experiencing hardship. In Mission Bay, the new law could help one local family.
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California is often cited as one of the top tourism destinations in the country, with a wide variety of attractions from Disneyland to the deep blue waters of Lake Tahoe and everything in-between. -
The Yale Whiffenpoofs stopped in San Diego during their winter tour, giving two local members a chance to perform for a hometown audience. -
Neighborhood groups are asking the city to make changes to prevent further tragedies. -
The North County Transit District reminded the public Wednesday that all coastal rail service between San Diego and Oceanside will be suspended this weekend for routine maintenance and work on major projects. -
The Meyer-Doran house is more than a century old, with a leaking and rotting roof that was letting animals get in. The new roof is part of the city's effort to restore the historic property. -
The marine layer will begin to slowly build through the week, leading to a better chance for clouds and foggy conditions closer to the coast each night and morning. -
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The third annual San Diego Rodeo begins Friday at Petco Park. It begins right after the closing arguments in a lawsuit against rodeo organizers alleging animal cruelty. -
The city of San Diego has been issuing citations to people living in cars and RVs in an effort to move them to one of the city’s safe parking sites. But now people living in their vehicles are fighting back. -
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