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While the middle school grades will close, the elementary school portions of the schools will remain open.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, many inmates now have access to health insurance for the first time. -
This year in California, Snoopy license plates were authorized to raise money for museums. About 4,800 people have ordered the new specialty plates with the cartoon character, but no one has received them. -
The San Diego Housing Commission is asking organizations to submit proposals to operate a permanent facility with at least 350 beds, social services and 24-hour staffing. Forty percent of the beds would be reserved for veterans. -
San Diego State University is reaching out to students in an attempt to get them to buy health insurance under the new health insurance exchange. -
KPBS Midday EditionThe rise in housing prices is slowing in San Diego. Does that mean it will be easier to buy a house next year?
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They are the issues that just won't go away in San Diego, a region allergic to raising taxes: the crumbling infrastructure, a small downtown airport, the cross on the public land of Mt. Soledad and the circa 1967 Chargers stadium. -
A California appeals court ruled Monday SANDAG's 2050 Regional Transportation Plan does not comply with California laws to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. -
Because of the larger than normal crowds expected through Sunday airport officials are asking people to arrive at the airport earlier. -
San Diego's home prices remain out of reach of most people. A housing affordability study put San Diego near the bottom of the affordability list. -
The public will be able to talk with artist Jari "Werc" Alvarez about their ideas for art that will appear on the east face of the Commuter Terminal at Lindbergh Field.
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