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Additionally, streets surrounding the festival site and Interstate 10 are expected to see major traffic from the more than 40,000 festival attendees.
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The lawsuit filed this week in a San Francisco federal court alleges the companies' platforms are designed to be addictive and contribute to an escalating mental health crisis among adolescents.
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The San Diego native is just the fourth California State University student to receive the scholarship and the first since 2006.
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The council members expect the payout before the fiscal year ends this summer and are seeking input from as to how the money might best be spent.
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The funding is intended to make improvements to reduce traffic delays and increase freight movements, while reducing long-term maintenance costs.
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Following rounds of hiring to fill empty positions, 14 of the city's 36 library locations will be open from 1 to 5 p.m. starting Sunday.
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The announcement comes after a judge struck down San Diego's COVID-19 vaccine mandate, saying only the state can make that a requirement.
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Earlier this month, supervisors unanimously voted to oppose any further placements of sexually violent predators until local jurisdictions are able to fully participate in the placement process, including having full veto authority.
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