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Free Sunday Concerts Return to Spreckels Organ Pavilion in Balboa Park
Free concerts will return to Spreckels Organ Pavilion in Balboa Park, for the first time in 15 months. The world-renowned shows went virtual during the pandemic but will be back in person beginning Sunday.
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SDPD Review Potential Charges in OB Attack, No Arrests Made Yet
San Diego police are reviewing potential charges for the person, or people, responsible for breaking a young man’s jaw during a violent attack in Ocean Beach on June 15.
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Fuel For Summer: Feeding San Diego Provides Meals for Kids Enrolled in Summer Programs
School is out for summer and Feeding San Diego is ramping up its food distributions to provide hundreds of thousands of meals to locals in need. To help keep up with increased demand, NBC 7 and Telemundo 20 are partnering with the nonprofit for their Fuel for Summer campaign.
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Student's Jaw Broken During Violent Attack in Ocean Beach
An argument over a fire pit spiraled out of control, leading to a violent attack in San Diego’s Ocean Beach neighborhood on June 15
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75% of Eligible San Diegans Have Received at Least One Dose of the COVID-19 Vaccine
Seventy-five percent of San Diegans, 12 years and older, have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, according to San Diego County’s vaccination dashboard. It’s about two-thirds of the county’s entire population and a big milestone for the county, as local leaders make a final push to get more people vaccinated ahead of the state’s June 15...
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San Diegans Score Free Padres Tickets, More at Petco's Pop-Up Vaccine Site
Some San Diegans jumped at the opportunity Saturday to get their COVID-19 vaccines at Petco Park’s Gallagher Square where they were able to score some Padres freebies.
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City of San Diego Distributes Clean Water in Encanto Amid Boil Water Notice
The city was distributing water Friday at the Encanto Recreation Center, Black Contractors Association of San Diego (BCA), Greater Life Church and Pillars of the Community.
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San Diegans Find Hope in FDA Approved Drug For Alzheimer's, Despite Controversy
For the first time in nearly two decades, a new medical treatment for Alzheimer’s patients has been approved by the FDA.
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‘It's Beyond Tragic': At Vigil, Neighbors Honor SDPD Detectives Killed in Wrong-Way Crash
An Escondido neighborhood is honoring two San Diego Police detectives Sunday who were killed by a wrong-way driver on Interstate 5 in San Ysidro.
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Local Gun Owners Advocates File Lawsuit to Overturn CA Assault Weapon Ban, Judge Rules in Favor
California’s ban on assault weapons was overturned by a local, federal judge Friday. Several gun owners’ advocates, from San Diego County, were listed as plaintiffs in the case. The issue is sparking controversy from both sides of the aisle. U.S. District Judge Roger Benitez said; California’s definition of “illegal military-style rifles” strips Californians of their right to own weapons,...
