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Teenage recruit who suffered fatal medical crisis at Camp Pendleton ID'd
Military officials Wednesday publicly identified a young Marine recruit who died last week after suffering a medical emergency at Camp Pendleton.
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Shelter expansion adds 160 beds for unhoused women and children
A public-private partnership has expanded the number of available shelter beds for unhoused women and children at Rachel’s Promise Center for Women and Children by 160, it was announced Wednesday.
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Street racing crackdown in San Diego leads to felony arrests and dozens of citations
Two men with large social media followings were arrested on felony charges, and dozens of citations were issued over the weekend as part of a joint operation by the San Diego Police Department and California Highway Patrol targeting illegal street racing and sideshows, authorities said Wednesday.
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Driver, 38, killed in wrong-way crash on I-15 in Fallbrook
A 38-year-old motorist died Tuesday in a predawn pileup caused by a DUI suspect driving the wrong way on Interstate 15 in the far northern reaches of the San Diego area, authorities reported.
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UC San Diego Jewish fraternity vandalized in hate crime, San Diego police says
Authorities are offering a $2,000 reward for information leading to an arrest after a Jewish fraternity house in the University City neighborhood was vandalized with antisemitic and racial slurs, it was announced Tuesday.
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Sweetwater Valley Little League All-Stars advance to West Regional Championship Game
The all-star team from the Sweetwater Valley Little League will try to move one victory away from advancing to the World Series when it faces its counterpart from Kawaihau Community Little League Tuesday evening in San Bernardino.
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County releases inspection report on Otay Mesa Detention conditions after legal battle
The county released a report on Otay Mesa Detention Center conditions, including concerns about medical care and tuberculosis reporting.
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San Diego's draft Mid-City plan would add 30,000 homes in 30 years
San Diegans are asked to review the Mid-City Communities Plan draft update, which could add capacity for 30,000 homes over 30 years.
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First Clade I mpox case diagnosed in San Diego County
A San Diego County resident who was diagnosed with Clade I mpox by the California Department of Public Health likely contracted the virus while traveling internationally.
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Ex-CBP officer sentenced for taking bribes to ignore drug smuggling at Tecate border
A former San Diego-based U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer who took bribes and allowed vehicles containing drugs to pass through inspection lanes at the U.S.- Mexico border was sentenced Friday to nine years in prison.