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Rapid growth has overwhelmed Tijuana’s already fragile infrastructure, with sometimes deadly consequences.
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The women's stories underscore the findings of a recent poll showing significantly more female officeholders in San Diego County face threats than their male counterparts.
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San Diego Unified is massively extending its free after-school program, PrimeTime, for the 2023 school year, using state funds to cut the waitlist in half.
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A federal class action lawsuit claims the Biden administration is illegally turning away asylum seekers who haven't scheduled an appointment through a mobile phone app.
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A local journalist’s ongoing quest to review footage captured by CVPD drones is headed for a hearing before the 4th District Court of Appeals.
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Artist Evan Apodaca created a piece critical of San Diego’s military that was displayed at San Diego International Airport.
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City Council will vote Tuesday to eliminate a one-year deadline for the city to review and approve the continued use of existing surveillance technologies.
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The current law requires medical staff to call police when a patient is suspected to be a victim of domestic violence.
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Insurers wanted to charge San Diego Pride $300,000 this year for coverage that cost the nonprofit about $10,000 last year.
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Under current California law, medical staff must call the police when a person with visible injuries shows up at a hospital or doctor’s office and domestic violence is suspected. But that would change if a bill making its way through the state Legislature is passed and signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom.
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