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Candidates for 51st Congressional District on what they would prioritize in their term
The 51st Congressional District includes El Cajon, La Mesa, Rolando, Mission Valley, Serra Mesa, Mira Mesa and Miramar, Scripps Ranch, and parts of Rancho Penasquitos.
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Last-minute holiday shoppers aim ‘small' at San Diego businesses
If you’re still looking for that last minute holiday gift, you’re not alone. Hundreds of San Diegans flooded the North Park area looking for something extra special.
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Lessons learned during pandemic could help as flu cases rise in San Diego County, doctors say
San Diego doctors say this is just the beginning of what is expected to be a long flu season, especially for families with young kids.
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Apartment complex near USD facing lawsuit for unsafe conditions, high rent
Parents and students are concerned about the living conditions at a student housing unit near the University of San Diego.
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East Village residents say Get It Done app is not getting it done
Ashley Enloe, who lives in the East Village said she’s reported homelessness issues through the app several times but nothing seems to be getting done at all.
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San Diego Housing Commission facing lawsuit over alleged illegal rent increases
It’s no secret that rent is high in San Diego, but some say a rent subsidy program designed for low-income families is allowing landlords to violate rent increase laws and dry up funds that help keep the program running.
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Retired US Navy Captain in San Diego recounts journey as a Vietnam Prisoner of War
Retired U.S. Navy Captain Jack Ensch says he could’ve gone back to school, gotten his teaching degree and gone on from there, but there was something about those fancy white uniforms that grabbed his attention.
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The fight for more funding for K-12 music programs is headed to Capitol Hill
The fight to keep music and the arts funded throughout local schools will be on the national stage. Educators and organizations are headed to Capitol Hill to ask for more money.
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Youth outreach group addresses teen violence in Chula Vista after recent shootings
CVPD says youth violence is not common in the area and without community outreach from their nine school resource officers, there’d be many more incidents, but not everyone agrees.
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How a new truck-only lane on Harbor Drive could provide air pollution relief, per Caltrans
Caltrans is hoping to tackle an issue that’s been affecting many port communities in San Diego: air pollution.
