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Downtown San Diego woman knocked off bed by bullet through bedroom wall
A 20-year-old San Diego City College student, living with her grandmother in a downtown condominium near the Gaslamp District, survived being struck in the head by an errant bullet that was shot into her bedroom.
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Teen Survives Drive-By Shooting in Rolando, SDPD Investigating
San Diego Police Department investigators say the incident doesn’t appear to be gang related and are looking into whether road rage played a part.
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Orange Glen HS Forgets CIF Championship Drama to Celebrate Basketball Program at End-of-Year Banquet
While the Escondido Union High School District met in closed session Thursday night to discuss the tortilla-throwing incident that capped Orange Glen High School’s loss to Coronado High School in the CIF Championship game last weekend, the basketball program was happy to forget about the drama for a couple of hours.
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Mesa Fire Along SR-76 Near Pala Casino: 350 Acres, 70% Contained, Evac Warnings Lifted
Here’s everything we know about the Mesa Fire that sparked along SR-76 near Pala Casino in San Diego County on June 23, 2021.
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School Board Votes to Fire Coronado Basketball Coach Following Postgame Tortilla-Throwing Incident
News briefings. School board meetings. Communities hurt and outraged. Here’s what’s next in the incident involving the throwing of tortillas at a high school basketball game in Coronado.
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Focus Turns to Consequences Following Tortilla Throwing Incident at CIF Basketball Game
A CIF championship high school basketball game between Coronado and Escondido ended with the winning team throwing tortillas at its opponents in an act that is being called racist.
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Mission Beach Residents Frustrated by Drivers on Boardwalk
Community members say an old problem is just getting worse at South Mission Beach Surf Park.
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Pride is Back: March, Rally, and Block Party All on Tap in Mid-July
Forget about the scaled-down version of San Diego Pride we were expecting this summer. Organizers expect the celebration to be back in full for 2021.
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Oceanside PD Asks City Council to Approve Surveillance Camera Network
The Oceanside Police Department is asking for half a million dollars to install and operate video surveillance cameras to keep an eye on Downtown.
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Memorial Day Weekend Expected to Spark Huge Travel Surge
This Memorial Day weekend already looks a lot different from a year ago, and that’s evident at the airport, on the roadways and at our beaches.
