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Fight over Del Mar beachfront mixed-income housing project heads to court
The property owner of seven beachfront acres in Del Mar has been fighting for years to develop the land into a mixed-income apartment complex. Developers for Seaside Ridge want to build 259 apartment units – 85 of which would be priced for low to moderate-income renters.
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NTSB Investigated At Least 35 Small Aircraft Crashes in San Diego Neighborhoods Since 2010
NBC 7 Investigates scoured through more than 120 NTSB investigation reports and dug up at least 35 plane or helicopter crashes into San Diego County neighborhoods since 2010.
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Does the Masking Honor System Work?
In San Diego County we’re essentially operating on the honor system when it comes to masks, but does the system work?
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How the Pandemic Changed San Diego Traffic
Think remote workers helped cut back on car emissions? Think again
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California Owes Billions to Fed for Unemployment. Who Should Pay for It?
A debate is now playing out in Sacramento about who should foot the bill for all those unemployment checks.
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Fentanyl Overdose Deaths in San Diego Spiked More than 200% During Pandemic
Fentanyl is now killing hundreds of San Diegans a year. It was a problem before, but during the pandemic, it’s ballooned, and federal agents say it’s only getting worse.
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Grassroots Vaccine Campaigns Seen During COVID Could Help Solve More Medical Inequalities
California may be reopening Tuesday, but the race against new coronavirus variants is one health workers are still waging every day. That’s where one extremely special volunteer comes in.
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Calculator Shows California's Herd Immunity Progress Lags Far Behind June 15 Reopening
Some public health experts question whether next week is too soon to reopen based on the state’s herd immunity timeline.
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Number of Americans Arrested for Drug Trafficking Spikes After Travel Ban
Federal border agents say Mexican drug cartels are heavily recruiting American citizens as drug mules on a scale not seen before.
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Rise in Wrong-Way Crashes: Crash That Killed 2 SDPD Detectives Was County's Third In a Week
Caltrans estimates wrong-way crashes kill 40 Californians every year, and says that number has climbed over the last decade. The cause of the recent local crashes are still under investigation, but state officials are trying to figure out what’s behind the rising trend.
