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Candidates for California governor Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton made a flurry of claims about each other’s records in Wednesday’s debate on CNN.
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A $272.5 million settlement was announced Thursday between rideshare company Lyft and prosecutors — including the San Diego City Attorney's Office — to resolve allegations the company misclassified its drivers as independent contractors instead of employees. -
San Diego County Animal Services Thursday asked for the public's assistance in fostering or adopting animals from the Bonita shelter ahead of its move to a new facility in Santee on Oct. 15. -
San Diego Gas & Electric is taking proactive steps to prepare for an expected prolonged heat wave this week, increasing energy demand and changing weather conditions across the region. -
An exhibit of mail art from the 1960s in San Ysidro; Trolley Dances brings dance to public transit; the San Diego Tijuana International Jazz Festival; Julieta Venegas; "This is Government" at Moxie; Japanese food and sake and more. -
Local business leader refutes allegations that he received $10,000 for an illegal Avengers advertisement displayed on the Gaslamp marquee during Comic-Con. -
Irwin Jacobs pledged $50 million to Father Joe’s Villages earlier this week. That funding will be used to help build three towers downtown, atop the current Joan Kroc Center at Father Joe’s headquarters. -
Angela Chang says the sticker shock never gets easier. Clients call her Southern California health insurance brokerage in disbelief, asking how much their insurance costs will jump again. -
A pair of Pacific hurricanes will influence San Diego County weather early this week, primarily by sending tropical moisture and ocean swells northward toward Southern California, before a drying and warming trend takes hold for the remainder of the week. -
California has poured billions into childcare and preschool subsidies for low-income families, but extending those benefits to every family would be complicated. -
Bancroft Elementary School in La Mesa Spring Valley School District flooded during the January 2024 rain storms. The district shared their plan for protecting students, teachers and families with the forecasted El Niño weather.
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