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The decodable books focus on matching letters to sounds, helping kids learn how to sound out new words, rather than guessing. -
The city adopted strict regulations on bathhouses in 1988 in an effort to combat HIV. Public health officials said the ordinance is outdated, and that medications are far more effective at stopping the virus. -
San Diegans could get a little break from scorching temperatures through the middle of this week. -
Lawmakers approved a last-minute deal for a controversial sports arena and housing project in San Diego, allowing the city to use an existing environmental review. -
A bill now on the governor’s desk narrows last year’s CEQA exemption for advanced manufacturing, adding community protections industry fought to soften. One senator says the changes finally deliver on last year’s promise. Business groups say it’s still not enough. -
California prosecutors would gain new powers to sue big businesses over alleged anti-competitive practices under a bill Democratic lawmakers sent to Gov. Gavin Newsom. -
Athenaeum Arts Center just opened a sound installation called "Ess Whiteley: listening materials," and it might change how you perceive the world. -
The 17-year-old girl is charged with three counts of murder and one count of conspiracy, according to the Forsyth County District Attorney. -
More than 300 pets were adopted at the San Diego Humane Society this weekend during Clear the Shelters Day, in which all adoption fees were waived. -
The law, signed by President Trump in January 2025, requires immigrants accused of certain crimes to be detained, even if they aren’t charged or convicted.
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