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Local Hero Daniel Calac, MD, Addresses Health in American Indian Community
As a child growing up on the Pauma Indian Reservation, Daniel Calac, M.D., remembers the dirt. Literally. Read more/news/2014/nov/04/local-hero-dani-calac-MD/
Educator Roy Cook selected as 2014 American Indian Heritage Month Local Hero
He is a tribal writer, self-published author, journalist, and a Native singer and American Indian artist. He’s also an educator, one who carries the teachings of his elders and passes ... Read more/news/2014/oct/29/educator-selected-2014-american-indian-heritage-mo/
US Marine's Bid To Get Murder Charges Dropped In Death Of Transgender Filipina Rejected
- Jan. 27
An attempt by U.S. Marine Pfc. Joseph Scott Pemberton to get murder charges against him dropped in the death of a transgender Filipina has failed. A Department of Justice panel in the Philippines rejected Pemberton's appeal in the murder case of Jennifer Laude.
San Diego Flight Target Of Southwest Airlines Threat
- Jan. 26
Southwest Airlines received a series of threats on Twitter on Monday afternoon, one of which specifically named a flight from San Diego to Dallas.
Northeast Snow Storm Causes San Diego Flight Cancellations
- Jan. 26
Two United flights to Newark, New Jersey, were canceled, as was one to Houston. Jet Blue canceled runs to Boston and New York City.
Therapy Dogs Would Help Veterans With PTSD Under New Bill
- Jan. 23
Veterans suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder could help train therapy dogs for other veterans under a pilot program being considered by Congress.
Human Rights Watch Film Festival: What To See
- Jan. 22
The Human Rights Watch Film Festival, which promises at least one story with a local angle, starts Thursday night at the Museum of Photographic Arts. Here's a rundown of the film schedule.
San Diego Shelter Seeks Owner Of Two Pit Bulls Found On Sailboat
- Jan. 22
Lifeguards boarded a 24-foot catamaran and found the pair of pit bulls after spotting the vessel Wednesday morning.
Human Rights Watch Film Festival At Museum of Photographic Arts Aims To Make A Difference
- Jan. 22
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The Human Rights Watch Film Festival returns to the Museum of Photographic Arts for its fifth year Thursday night.
USS Carl Vinson Crew Member Advises Aspiring Blue Angels (Video)
- Jan. 21
The Blue Angels are hiring new crew members. But exactly what does it take to make the Navy's elite flight demonstration squadron? One former Blue Angel now serving aboard the USS Carl Vinson has some words of advice for those aspiring to make the team.
Glass Pool Enclosure At New Mid-City YMCA Poses Problem For Muslim Swimmers
- Jan. 21
Mid-City's new YMCA boasts an impressive glass-enclosed swimming pool. The problem for this largely-immigrant community? It doesn't offer much privacy for Muslim women who want to swim and keep modest.
Camp Pendleton's Sgt. Maj. Ronald Green Chosen As Top Enlisted Marine (Video)
- Jan. 20
I Marine Expeditionary Force Sergeant Major Ronald L. Green, who is based at Camp Pendleton, will serve as the 18th Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps. The promotion will make Green the top enlisted leader of the Marines.
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