Carlos Castillo
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The nonprofit set a record this month with 711 dogs in its care, despite having only 405 kennels. That puts the shelter at 177% of capacity.
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The blizzard rolling into the Midwest and East Coast resulted in the cancellation of a couple handfuls of departing flights and a few arrivals Friday at Lindbergh Field in San Diego. -
Patients in San Diego used small medical devices, synced with an iPhone, to keep tabs on their chronic diseases. Their reliance on hospitals, emergency rooms and doctor visits did not go down. -
All of the lanes on eastbound Interstate 8 reopened Friday as crews completed repairs on a sinkhole big enough to swallow a midsize motor home in the southern shoulder of the freeway near San Diego State University. -
Like other cities in San Diego's North County, Oceanside is considering changes to Coast Highway 101 to address increased traffic and bike safety. -
The sinkhole is on the right shoulder of Interstate 8 and has led to the closure of two lanes from Waring Road to College Avenue.
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A proposed five-year agreement between the city of San Diego and Zipcar for expansion of a car-sharing program received tentative approval from the City Council's Smart Growth and Land Use Committee Wednesday. -
The $316 million rental car center at Lindbergh Field opened to the public Wednesday. -
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