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Black History Month Local Heroes Jones & Wooten Strengthen Bonds Between Fathers and Children
Andre Jones and Aaron Wooten know first-hand the important role fathers play in the lives of their children. Jones grew up with his father, Wooten did not; and though their ... Read more/news/2015/jan/26/black-history-month-local-heroes-jones-wooten-stre/
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/
Pope: El Cajon Priest Does Not Have To Return To Iraq
- Jan. 8
In a rare decision, Pope Francis had sided with a local bishop in his appeal against a church patriarch.
San Diego Zoo's Northern White Rhino Returns To Habitat
- Jan. 8
A northern white rhinocerus at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park — one of five remaining members of the species — is doing better after being placed under veterinary supervision almost two weeks ago.
Oceanside Outlaws Sales Of 'Puppy Mill' Pets
- Jan. 8
A divided Oceanside City Council decided Wednesday to join 16 other California cities and 54 more across the nation that have banned the sale of "puppy mill" dogs and cats.
Military Families Stationed Overseas Find Commissary Shelves Empty
- Jan. 8
Military families stationed in Europe and the Pacific are finding it difficult to get the food and supplies they need from their local base commissaries.
Boa Constrictor Slithers Out Of Toilet In Gaslamp Quarter Office
- Jan. 7
A woman reported that the snake had slithered from the plumbing while she was plunging the toilet due to an excess of water in the bowl.
Bon Appétit: Judge Blocks California Ban On Foie Gras
- Jan. 7
A judge permanently blocked the state attorney general from enforcing the law that took effect two years ago, finding that the federal government's authority to regulate foie gras supersedes the state's.
'Hot Guys Dancing' Delivers What The Title Promises And More
- Jan. 6
"Hot Guys Dancing" (continuing through this weekend at Diversionary Theatre) is a perfect advertising come on to reliably pack a house with gay men and straight women.
San Diego Zoo's Baby Gorilla Is A Crowd Pleaser
- Dec. 31
The still-unnamed male was born Dec. 26 to mother Jessica, 34, and father Paul Donn, 25.
With 5 Left in World, San Diego Zoo Checks Health Of Its Northern White Rhino
- Dec. 29
Zoo officials said Nola, 40, displayed behavioral changes and a thick nasal discharge Saturday.
Monocled Cobra That Went Loose In Thousand Oaks Now At San Diego Zoo
- Dec. 23
A venomous white monocled cobra that was captured after four days on the loose in Thousand Oaks moved into her new home Wednesday at the San Diego Zoo.
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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/
- U.S. House Postpones Contentious Border Bill Indefinitely | 20 commentshttp://www.kpbs.org/news/2015/jan/27/house-postpones-contentious-border-bill-indefinite/
- Border Patrol Fires Warning Shots At Suspected Drug Smuggling Boat Near La Jolla | 20 commentshttp://www.kpbs.org/news/2015/jan/19/border-patrol-fires-warning-shots-suspected-drug-s/