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Mira Mesa neighbors want big changes at big eyesore in the heart of their neighborhood
The Epicentre has been neglected for years and is going to require more than a little TLC to repair.
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State lawmakers propose ethnicity box for Middle Eastern, North African communities
The California MENA Inclusion Act hopes to bring more attention to collecting demographic data on people who identify as Middle Eastern and North African.
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La Mesa public charter school in jeopardy after district school board issues notice of violation
The La Mesa Spring Valley School District issued a notice of violation for several issues at Sparrow Academy Charter School and board members are discussing what’s needs to happen next.
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San Diego County spelling bee champ attempts 3rd straight win
Sixth, seventh, and eighth graders from all around San Diego County are getting ready to test their vocabularies at the 2024 San Diego County Regional Spelling Bee.
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Scripps Health to shutter Chula Vista maternity ward to accommodate other services
The Scripps Mercy Chula Vista maternity ward will be consolidated with the labor and delivery unit at Scripps Hillcrest facility, officials said
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San Diego Police pursuit policy under review after crash kills two brothers
The San Diego Police Department is taking a look at its pursuit policy after a horrific crash that took the lives of two young boys.
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Alpine Union investigates alleged sex assault in elementary-school bathroom
The San Diego County Sheriff’s Department and Child Protective Services are looking into accusations that a Shadow Hills Elementary student attacked other children during school hours.
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Spring break travel alert issued for people looking to vacation in Mexico
Every year, thousands of U.S. citizens visit Mexico during spring break. While the majority travel safely, the U.S. Embassy and Consulates in Mexico issued a Spring Break Travel Warning for those planning to visit.
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San Diego Unified unveils its first-ever student-run food truck, Sunset Bites
The San Diego Unified School District unveiled its first student-designed and student-run food truck.
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14-month-old with rare condition waits for new heart at Rady Children's Hospital
February is American Heart Month and we’re reminded of the countless people all over the country in need of a heart transplant, including kids at Rady Children’s Hospital.
