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Business Report: Amazon Abandons NYC Plan
- Feb. 15
- By Bennett Lacy, Ebone Monet
Amazon Abandons New York City, Target considers UC San Diego and millions of late car payments.
Beyond Valentine's Day: SDSU Researcher Shares Key To Happy Relationships
- Feb. 14
- By Ebone Monet
In some cases, Valentine's Day may actually be the catalyst to a relationship's demise. so what makes a relationship more likely to last?

Sports Anchor's Story Of Survival Inspires New Blood Drive
- Feb. 13
- By Bennett Lacy
CBS8 Sports Anchor Kyle Kraska and KFMB are launching a new blood drive this week to celebrate local first responders, four years after Kraska survived being shot multiple times.
Chelsea Clinton Visits San Diego Foster Youth
- Feb. 11
- By Anica Colbert, Ebone Monet
Former first daughter Chelsea Clinton learned more about the challenges facing San Diego kids in the foster care system.

Business Report: SeaWorld's New Leadership
- Feb. 8
- By Bennett Lacy
SeaWorld's New CEO, GM's All-Electric Future, and the Trump administration eases up on payday lenders.

San Diego Bike Advisory Board Bids Farewell
- Feb. 7
- By Andrew Bowen
San Diego's Bicycle Advisory Board held its final meeting last month after the City Council voted to dissolve the board and replace it with a new "Mobility Advisory Board." KPBS spoke with the former chairman about what the board accomplished.

Room To Grow: San Diego Startup Plans $100 Million Expansion
- Feb. 6
- By Ebone Monet
CommonGrounds Workspace in San Diego County becomes one of the fastest growing coworking companies after raising $100 million in Series A financing.

Business Report: Super Bowl Ads
- Feb. 1
- By Bennett Lacy, Ebone Monet
The demand for Super Bowl ad time is down, so is consumer confidence after the government shutdown.

San Diego Activist Running For Congress, Challenging Rep. Juan Vargas
- Jan. 31
- By Ebone Monet and Anica Colbert
A political newcomer says her community advocacy work has prepared her to represent California's 51st Congressional District.

Scripps Institution Scientists Study Imperial Beach As Sea Level Rises
- Jan. 29
- By Erik Anderson
San Diego scientists are spending more time in Imperial Beach these days, because the coastal community could be a canary for sea level rise.

Business Report: San Diego's New Tourism Pitch
- Jan. 25
- By Bennett Lacy, Ebone Monet
San Diego launches a new global tourism campaign, effects of the government shutdown on air travel and concerns of an economic slowdown at the World Economic Forum.
As Residents Debate Safety Of Spent Nuclear Fuel, Power Company Awaits Decision On Storage
- Jan. 24
- By Alison St John
While the NRC considers whether the operator of the San Onofre nuclear power plant can resume storing spent nuclear fuel on site, the public is struggling to understand what the worst case scenario would be if something went wrong.

Storm Swell, High Tide Soak Imperial Beach
- Jan. 18
- By Erik Anderson
Waves washed over a protective barrier in Imperial Beach Friday as a storm swell combined with a high tide.
Environmental Group Working To Fix San Diego's Cross-Border Pollution
- Jan. 17
- By Erik Anderson
A clean water advocate considers some possible solutions to the region's cross-border pollution problem.

Vintage Workouts Make A Comeback In 2019
- Jan. 16
- By Ebone Monet
Despite the abundance of technology apps designed to help people get fit, some more traditional exercises are still topping the fitness list.
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