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UCSD granted $11.3M to develop ‘smart' blood cells to improve military
The idea of the funding is that if the oxygen delivery capacity of red blood cells can be temporarily enhanced, they could “help mitigate the effects of intense physical activity, improve endurance and support overall health.”
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Tropical Storm Marie may bring showers to San Diego over Labor Day weekend
The NWS and National Hurricane Center will continue monitoring the system and providing updates.
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NCTD to suspend coastal rail service Sept. 12-13 for maintenance
The North County Transit District will suspend all coastal rail service this month to perform routine maintenance, transit officials announced Tuesday.
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Man killed in hatchet attack in Bay Ho; suspect arrested
The relationship between the men and the motive for the attack were not known, police said.
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Monetary wildfire losses extend for years after event, UCSD researcher finds
The National Bureau of Economic Research paper found the long-term economic consequences resulting from wildfires can extend far beyond losing property, including loss of income and years of rebuilding.
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Woman jailed in Rancho Santa Fe carjacking, hit-run
Partida was booked into Las Colinas women’s jail in Santee on suspicion of assault, burglary, carjacking, auto theft, elder abuse, hit-and- run, driving while intoxicated and providing false identity to a peace officer.
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San Diego man sentenced to 14 years in prison for sex crimes against teens
Jose De Jesus Anguiano offered money, marijuana and alcohol to four minors between the ages of 13 and 17 as part of attempts to coerce them into engaging in sexual acts with him, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
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Prosecutors, SDSU football players team up in fentanyl awareness campaign
Be On The Safe Side is the fourth annual campaign featuring local college athletes and centers on young people looking out for one another to prevent fentanyl abuse and overdoses.
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Police locate La Mesa man suffering from dementia
A 62-year-old at-risk man who was the subject of a Silver Alert after wandering away from his home has been found safe, authorities announced Monday. Harold Rose was reported missing after walking away from his residence in the 5600 block of Amaya Drive on Saturday, according to the La Mesa Police Department. Police considered Rose at-risk due to a dementia…
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Portions of northbound I-5 and I-805 to close overnight into Tuesday for construction
The closures will be in effect from 9 p.m. Monday until 5 a.m. Tuesday between Torrey Hills and University City.
