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‘He Was a Good Guy': Family of Man Shot by San Diego Police
A good father, a loyal friend, and a man who has always felt uneasy about law enforcement is the way the family of a man shot by San Diego police described him as they prayed for his survival.
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Longtime Air & Space Museum Volunteer, Navy Veteran Dies at 99
A U.S. Navy veteran and longtime volunteer at the San Diego Air and Space Museum has died after sharing his aviation expertise with workers and visitors for nearly 37 years. Jim Weir, 99, started volunteering in the restoration shop in the basement of the formerly-named San Diego Aerospace Museum in 1984, the museum said. Over the decades, he documented 11,600…
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Body Cam, Surveillance Footage Released After Officers Shoot Man Downtown
The San Diego Police Department has released body-worn camera and surveillance footage of the moment a man was shot by two officers after police say he pointed a gun at them in downtown on Saturday.
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Officers Shoot Man in Downtown San Diego
The San Diego Police Department has identified the man who was shot by police after he was suspected of a past robbery, and who police say pointed a gun at officers in downtown on Saturday.
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San Diego Unified to Encourage State to Recognize Juneteenth as Annual School Holiday
The San Diego Unified Board of Education encouraged the state Tuesday to officially recognize Juneteenth, June 19, as an annual school holiday to celebrate the “past, present, and future of Black resilience, culture, and liberation.” Juneteenth marks the day in 1865 when Union soldiers arrived in Galveston, Texas, to enforce the end to slavery, two and a half years after the…
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Class-Action Suit Claims Legoland Refused to Refund Hotel, Park Payments Amid Pandemic
A class-action lawsuit has been filed against Legoland California and its parent company for allegedly refusing to refund prepaying guests as the Carlsbad park shut down during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Chula Vista Man and His Family Recovering From COVID-19 on Father's Day
It was a Father’s Day unlike any before for one Chula Vista man who was recovering at home after being on a ventilator for 10 days while treated for the novel coronavirus.
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Red Cross Testing Blood Donations for COVID-19 Antibodies
The American Red Cross said Monday it has begun testing blood, platelet and plasma donations for COVID-19 antibodies for a limited time.
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SDUSD Approves Reopening Plan Offering On-Campus, Distance Learning Options
The San Diego Unified School District approved a plan that will allow students to return to campus August 31, the first day of school, while still offering a distance learning option for students who aren’t ready to come back to campus.
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County Admin. Building Lights Up for George Floyd
The San Diego County Administration Center on San Diego’s waterfront lit up in crimson red and gold Monday night to honor George Floyd, a Black man who died while pinned down by a now-fired Minneapolis police officer — a death that has sparked protests worldwide. Civil rights activist Shane Harris, President of the People’s Alliance for Justice, asked the...
