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When it comes to eating out, San Diegans have more food options than ever before, and not all involve stepping into a restaurant.
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Students at a local middle school will be pioneers in a new anti-prescription drug program.
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When we think of classical art, we often think of urns or statues or the Parthenon. But Native Americans were making art during the same time period. A new exhibit at the Mingei International Museum explores Native American art of the past and present. The work of four contemporary artists is also included in the show.
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Safeway And Target Top Greenpeace List
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San Diego, like counties across the country, confiscates the benefits of foster children as reimbursement for their care -- even though there's money already set aside for that purpose.
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We'll hear how foster kids are generally left destitute once they age out of care. Some of the children could have nest eggs if the state didn't confiscate their assets.
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The dream of finding a place to call home for these kids once they turn 18 is even more elusive.
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Baseball returns to Petco Park, with the Padres hosting the San Francisco Giants. And to celebrate, we'll salute the foods that make an afternoon in the stands a thing of beauty. From nachos to sushi, there's a lot to eat at Petco, including the tried and true hot dog.
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Former President Bill Clinton greeted hundreds of hungry people at the San Diego Food Bank on Sunday morning.
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As news of devastation continues in Japan as the body count rises and the nuclear crisis goes on we'll discuss how the Japanese culture may be influenced by the earthquake and tsunami.
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