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The incoming storm is expected to make landfall in San Diego County late Thursday and clear out by midday Friday.
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First, the San Diego Veterans Parade went on as scheduled Tuesday morning. Then, an atmospheric river is scheduled to land in San Diego County later this week and bring heavy rain with it. Next, we look into the agreement between Tri-City Healthcare and Sharp Healthcare. Plus, a unique new program at UC San Diego Health that could provide a career-boost.
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Luke Runyon / KUNCA major conflict has been over how much each basin must cut back their use of the overtapped river, to close the ever-growing gap between dwindling supply and ravenous demand. -
Courtesy of San Diego Maritime MuseumThe public will be able to tour Statsraad Lehmkuhl on Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Broadway Pier. -
From housekeeping to healthcare professionals: UCSD Health fills vacancies via paid training programA new program at UC San Diego Health is training people to advance from jobs like housekeeping and food service into clinical health roles. -
City of San Diego/Courtesy of City of San DiegoAfter undertaking Phase 1 of an ambitious water recycling program, San Diego may re-evaluate Phase 2.
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First, we share events happening across San Diego County for Veterans Day and how we might be one step closer to ending the longest government shutdown in U.S. history. Then, an ICE detention center in Imperial County is looking to hire a doctor. This is part of a national trend. And, a family donated land for a new fire station in Borrego Springs. Next, the Sierra Club is suing the county over the recent approval of the Harmony Grove Village South development. Finally, a local nonprofit that pairs service dogs with active-duty military and veterans is set to lose its federal funding.
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Launched by the Scripps Research Translational Institute, the trial will test a repurposed GLP-1 drug, tirzepatide, and if it can provide relief for long COVID symptoms.
