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Sex charge dropped against Camp Pendleton Marine in teen sex-assault case
Charges brought against a Marine facing charges related to the alleged sexual assault of a teenager found in his barracks on Camp Pendleton in late June of last year have been withdrawn, just one week before the expected start of the court-martial hearing.
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San Diego Teen Wins $50K Cash Incentive as Part of State's ‘Vax for the Win'
California Governor Gavin Newsom took his “Vax for the Win” program on the road Friday, hosting the second drawing to give away a total of $116.5 million in Vista.
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Summer of Love: Wedding Rush is On After Pandemic Pause
The coronavirus pandemic forced a lot of couples to postpone their weddings, but with vaccinations on the rise and cities opening up, the rush is on to tie the knot.
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Gyms Holding Out Hope for 1 Week of Yellow Tier Before June 15
It’ll only be one week, but relaxed rules under yellow tier, if San Diego County gets there, could go a long way for gyms trying to recover from the pandemic.
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Couple Serves Peanut Butter, Jelly and Love Sandwiches to Homeless
When Mike Vincent got his $600 pandemic relief check he decided to give it away to people less fortunate. He and his wife started packing lunches — hundreds of them
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Shop Owners Say Business is Booming in Coastal Communities
“If they want it, they’re buying it.” That’s the word from a Carlsbad store owner who says business is roaring back. Carrie Moore owns Trove Marketplace on State Street. This Friday her store was filled with customers, and she told NBC 7 it’s been like that for several weeks now. “We’ve noticed over the last four weeks that we were...
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South Bay Leading the Way in COVID Vaccinations
Latinos in San Diego County, especially in the South Bay, are leading the charge with innovations like expanding 211 access for those people with technology and language barriers, and adding neighborhood sites to bring the vaccines closer to people’s homes.
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Veterinarians Stretched Thin in Waning Days of Pandemic
More than 12 million Americans adopted pets during the pandemic and now those pets need check-ups and booster shots but getting an appointment may not be as easy as it used to be. Veterinarians are scrambling to meet the demand, but some are telling NBC 7 it led to longer wait times and other workflow adjustments.
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Retired Army Major Helping Out in Search for Missing Chula Vista Mom
Maya Millete has been missing for more than four months. As the days and weeks pass, people from all walks of life are offering their help to find the mother of three.
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‘That's Why We Got the Shot, Right?': Vaccinated San Diegans React to New Mask Guidance
Good news travels fast, especially when it comes to relaxing the rules around masks and social distancing. Word that the Centers for Disease Control said people who are fully vaccinated don’t need to wear masks indoors or outdoors was greeted with elation in Solana Beach. “I think It’s about time,” said Johnny Quinones of Encinitas. “I mean, that’s why we...
