A tsunami advisory has been issued by the National Tsunami Warning Center for the San Diego Coast. Local officials advise residents to "stay away from the coast."
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Caltrans officials announced that the construction of four remaining new miles of carpool lanes on northbound Interstate 5 between Carlsbad and Oceanside will be completed Monday. -
The decision came after a Riverside County woman sued the county and its sheriff's department for leaving her husband's body lying naked for eight hours after he was fatally shot. -
The Advisory Board told the City Council that it should reject SDPD’s plan to start using streetlight cameras to observe and deter crime. -
Imperial Beach City Council voted to institute the moratorium so city staff can craft gun sales regulations. -
Councilmember Joe LaCava requested the delay after meeting with project opponents, some of whom threatened to lay down on the street to stop the traffic calming measures from being installed. -
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San Diego County officials are asking the federal government to declare a state of emergency because of the ongoing environmental sewage crisis. -
Slavery is often associated with the South. But in her new book “California: A Slave State,” historian Jean Pfaelzer looks at 250 years of slavery. -
A wildfire that spread across brushy open terrain was 90% contained Wednesday in a hilly area of Barona, southeast of Ramona, charring about 12.2 acres, according to Cal Fire San Diego.
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