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Pac-Arts' Spring Showcase Preview
- April 8
- By Beth Accomando
Pac-Arts is holding a virtual launch party Friday for its upcoming Spring Showcase where it will reveal its full line up. But artistic director Brian Hu offers a sneak peek at his "Songs Our Elders Taught Me" program that he created in response to recent anti-Asian violence.
Sewage Flows Continue To Foul South San Diego County Beaches
- April 6
- By Erik Anderson
Sewage tainted flows continue to foul ocean waters off the coast of San Diego and hope for progress has stalled.
Mexican Consulate In San Diego Offers COVID-19 Vaccines
- March 23
- By Erik Anderson
San Diego County officials are working with the Mexican consulate to make COVID-19 vaccines available.
How Archaeology Helped Reveal The Personal Life Of Nathan Harrison
- March 23
- By Beth Accomando
San Diego History Center has opened a companion exhibit to its Celebrate San Diego: Black History and Heritage. The new exhibit focuses on San Diego's first Black homesteader Nathan Harrison who died in 1920.
Dust Up Over Salton Sea Project At Red Hill Bay
- March 18
- By Erik Anderson
Efforts to improve the environment around the Salton Sea were widely expected to begin at Red Hill Bay in 2015. But progress stalled and air pollution officials may determine the project’s fate.
Man Made Tide Pools May Protect Land Around San Diego Bay
- March 12
- By Erik Anderson
Artificial tide pools may help keep rising sea levels from flooding the land around San Diego Bay.
San Diego Research Finds Atmospheric Rivers Building Ice In Antarctica
- March 4
- By Erik Anderson
Antarctic ice may be piling up on the western edge of the continent because climate change is helping atmospheric rivers deliver moisture there.
A New Name And New Mission For San Diego Zoo
- March 3
- By Erik Anderson
The San Diego Zoo Global is changing its name to San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance in an effort to reflect the organization’s new mission.
State Water Project Takes Aim At Restoring Salton Sea, Alleviating Health Risks
- March 1
- By Erik Anderson
State officials hope a restoration project along the southern edge of the Salton Sea steers the region away from an ecological and public health disaster.
What You Need To Know About The County’s COVID-19 Hotels
- Feb. 23
- By Jill Castellano / inewsource and Cody Dulaney / inewsource
Here are five key takeaways from inewsource investigation into a San Diego County COVID-19 program.
Humphries Applies For Citizenship, With Beijing 2022 In Mind
- Feb. 22
- Tim Reynolds / Associated Press
Kaillie Humphries, the reigning world champion and presumed Olympic favorite in both women’s bobsled and monobob, has applied for an expedited process of obtaining U.S. citizenship so she can represent the country in the 2022 Beijing Games.
Police Officer Shot In Escondido, Suspect Found Dead In Vacant Apartment
- Feb. 22
- By City News Service
A police officer was shot Monday morning after responding to a domestic violence call in Escondido and the suspected shooter was later found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound in a vacant apartment nearby, authorities said.
Streaming Options From Oscar Contenders To Cult Icons
- Feb. 22
- By Beth Accomando
Oscar winner Frances McDormand may lock another Oscar nomination for her work in "Nomadland," which is on Hulu. Plus, Digital Gym Cinema offers "Minari" and cult classic "Dolemite."
San Diego Scientists Among Group Calling On CDC To Tighten COVID-19 Guidance
- Feb. 17
- By Erik Anderson
Two local scientists are among those asking the CDC to do a better job of talking about how COVID-19 spreads.
Diversionary Theatre Uses Pandemic Downtime For Major Remodel
- Feb. 15
- By Beth Accomando
Diversionary Theatre is the third oldest continuously run LGBT theater in the United States. It has decided to take advantage of having to be closed for the pandemic by beginning long-overdue building improvements.
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