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Landslide Damages Vista Mobile Homes, Evacuates Residents
While crews work on the rain-soaked hillside, down below, neighbors at the mobile home park are trying to figure out what’s next.
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WATCH: ‘You Can Leave Now': San Diego Lifeguards Ask Girl to Leave La Jolla Cove Sea Lions Alone
A viral TikTok video showed San Diego lifeguards stepping in to protect the sea lions.
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Here Are California's Drought Conditions After Recent Winter Storms
The rain we’ve seen lately might be letting up, but California’s historic drought is sticking around. Despite all the snow and rain in Southern California lately, all of California remains under some form of drought.
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Ukrainians Use Art to Depict Bright Homeland Torn by War at San Diego Exhibit
Just ahead of the one-year mark of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, a San Diego museum is highlighting the works of Ukrainian artists. The HeArt & Soul of Ukraine exhibit is at the Villa Montezuma Museum in Sherman Heights will be on display through April 2.
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Black Com!x Day 2023 Celebrates Black Comic Book Creators
As part of Black History Month, the World Beat Center in Balboa Park is hosting the 5th Black Com!x Day. The convention celebrates Black creators from large well-know brands like DC and Marvel but also Black-owned, independent comic companies.
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Mission Beach Neighbors Help Beloved Artist Following Devastating House Fire
Neighbors in Mission Bay are trying to help out a local artist who lost his home in a fire in Artists Alley, where he is known for picking up beach trash and making art with it.
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Hundreds of Volunteers Give Love to San Diego's Wetlands
Hundreds of people got together in Mission Bay for the Love Your Wetlands Day, an annual celebration of the water habitat that provides a home to hundreds of plants and animals.
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San Diego Fire-Rescue Department Training More Women to Become Firefighters
The event is part of the City of San Diego’s effort to create a more diverse staff of first responders.
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California Reparations Task Force Holds Public Hearings in San Diego
There has not been any determination on how much money will be paid for reparations; for now, the task force is trying to figure out who will be eligible
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San Diego Woman Found After Walking Out of Rehab Center in Los Angeles
A Rancho Bernardo woman who went missing after walking out of a rehabilitation center in Los Angeles has been found, her worried family announced Monday morning.
