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The contract for more than 5,700 registered nurses who work at Sharp Healthcare hospitals around San Diego County expires on Sept. 30.
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The latest figures from Covered California show there's been a major increase in Latino enrollment. -
San Diego's economy is expected to continue its slow ascent in the coming year. -
San Diegans had a chance on Thursday to voice their opinion about proposed changes to bus routes in Mid-City. -
KPBS Midday EditionBefore San Diego's interim Mayor Todd Gloria gives the state of the city address, we'll discuss the state of the inner-city. -
Home prices climb as sales fall. Real estate officials blame a tight inventory and a decline in investor activity. -
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Better late than never. Covered California has introduced finally a health coverage enrollment form in Spanish, two months after it opened for business.
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Second Opinion answered questions about the Affordable Care Act from 24 San Diegans in 2013. The requirements to participate were simple: You had to have a question about Obamacare and you had to do it on camera. -
The two main transit agencies in San Diego County are offering expanded service to help New Year's revelers get home safely to begin 2014.
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