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Celebrate Native American Heritage Month in San Diego with a range of events honoring Kumeyaay culture, resilience and tradition. Here are some events near you.
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Better known as 'Fat Leonard,' the former Navy contractor, who has already served more than six years, could spend the next eight and a half years behind bars.
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A Día de Muertos ofrenda in San Ysidro features the meager belongings of people who died trying to cross the southern border illegally.
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San Diego Registrar of Voters Cynthia Paes said as many as 500,000 mail-in ballots are expected to be dropped off on Election Day.
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Christian Arreguin is voting for the first time in this year's general election. Through the Alliance San Diego youth artist-in-residence program, he's also making art to inspire civic engagement among young people in his Chicano community.
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Doomscrolling. Catastrophizing. Sleeplessness. Angst over tomorrow’s presidential election has reached a fevered pitch across the country, as Americans fear democracy is on the wane and further disunity on the rise. KPBS' Amita Sharma spoke with a few local voters about their election distress.
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Officials from both the Sheriff's Office and the County Registrar of Voters say they're ready for anything.
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Leonard Francis is scheduled to be sentenced Tuesday.
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Mayor Todd Gloria signed an executive order Monday to boost city employment opportunities for active duty service members transitioning into civilian life, veterans and military spouses.
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With people increasingly listing cell phone numbers on voter registration forms, and regulations against robocalls, campaigns now have a powerful, inexpensive way to get messages out.
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