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The San Diego Unified School District will begin instructing students about El Niño in the coming weeks, even as the district itself prepares for the expected significant weather pattern, officials said Tuesday.
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Premont will lead teams across several county departments — including public health, public works, environmental health & quality, emergency services, county counsel and county communications. -
He spent over a month in Otay Mesa Detention Center. Now, San Diego City College student, Renatho Casseus, is a free man. -
Neighborhood groups battling large housing developments are coming together under a new name: San Diego United Communities. Scrutiny of the group is growing as it delves deeper into electoral politics. -
Cyprus came to SeaWorld Aug. 22 after he was rescued from what was described as "a dire situation" in Canada, according to a Facebook post by SeaWorld. His passing was unexpected. -
In San Diego County, sales were down 12.2% from one year ago and 6% from last month. Imperial County saw decreases of 33.3% year-over-year and 13.% from last month. -
At Politifest Saturday, City Council candidates Richard Bailey and Nicole Crosby couldn’t agree on a simple fact: whether the California Coastal Commission would have to sign off on any changes to the city’s laws on vacation rentals. -
Justice Department charges more than 2 dozen in California sweep targeting alleged noncitizen votersFederal authorities have charged 28 foreign nationals in California who authorities said have illegally registered and voted in U.S. elections -
Crews have continued working around the clock to extinguish remaining hot spots, secure the perimeter and mop up following days of intense suppression efforts. -
A new reintroduced population is revitalizing coastal ecosystems. -
Robin Dahlberg's new photography book, "Breaking Point," explores how interrogation methods can lead to false confessions and wrongful convictions. The former San Diegan will discuss the book at Warwick’s.
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