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San Diegans to Honor Loved Ones at 2nd COVID-19 Altar de Muertos
San Diegans who died of COVID-19 will be remembered with candles, photos and other items of remembrance
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James Michael Tyler, Actor Who Played Gunther on ‘Friends,' Dies at 59
The actor “passed away peacefully at home in Los Angeles on Sunday morning after losing his life to prostate cancer,” according to his family.
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How to Watch Braves Vs. Astros in 2021 World Series
The Atlanta Braves will take on the Houston Astros in the World Series. Here’s how to watch on TV and stream for free online.
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Picasso Artworks Auctioned for Combined $109M in Las Vegas
Eleven Pablo Picasso artworks have been sold for a combined $109 million in a Las Vegas auction coinciding with the artist’s 140th birthday.
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Kellogg's Being Sued for Lack of Real Strawberry in Strawberry Pop-Tarts
The lawsuit is asking for the company to adopt more accurate labeling, and claims that damages from the false advertisement “exceeds $5 million.”
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Amid Air Quality Concerns, School Districts Embrace Electric Buses
A study of school buses in Washington state found using cleaner fuels or upgrading older diesel reduced children’s exposure to airborne particles by as much as 50% and improved their health.
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FAA Proposes Giving Flight Attendants 1 More Hour of Rest
Federal regulators say flight attendants should get more rest between shifts
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Never Give Up Hope: Mother of Amber DuBois Talks About Maya Millete Case
A North County mother who waited 13 months to find her daughter’s body and bring her home has a message to the family of Maya Millete: Keep searching and don’t give up hope, because you never know.
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Alec Baldwin Fires Prop Gun on ‘Rust' Set, Killing Crew Member, Injuring Director
A prop gun fired by actor and producer Alec Baldwin on a New Mexico set for the film “Rust” killed his director of photography and injured the director, according to officials.
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The Delta Variant Has a Mutation That's Worrying Experts: Here's What We Know So Far
A newly-discovered mutation of the delta variant is under investigation in the U.K. amid worries that it could make the virus even more transmissible.
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Nurse Who Refused to Wear Mask at Store Sentenced to Community Service
A 57-year-old registered nurse was convicted Wednesday and sentenced to 40 hours of community service for refusing to wear a face covering in a Mother’s Market last summer.
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CDC Says These Onions Are Tied to Salmonella Outbreak in 37 States
A salmonella outbreak that has sickened hundreds of people in at least 37 states is being linked to onions from Mexico, the CDC announced Wednesday.
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FBI Confirms Human Remains, Notebook Found in Brian Laundrie Search at Florida Park
The FBI field office in Tampa is holding a news conference after a senior law enforcement official said partial human remains appear to have been found near a backpack in connection with the ongoing search for Brian Laundrie.
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FBI: Cash, Shredded Papers Seen at Couple's Home in Spy Case
An FBI agent has testified that authorities found a trash bag of shredded documents, thousands of dollars in cash, latex gloves and a “go-bag” when they searched the home of a Maryland couple accused of trying to sell information about nuclear-powered warships to a foreign country
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Southwest: We Won't Put Unvaccinated Workers on Unpaid Leave
“We are not going to fire any employees over this,” the company’s CEO said last week.
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San Francisco's Only In-N-Out Closed Temporarily for Avoiding Vaccine Status Checks
San Francisco health officials shut down the In-N-Out burger at Fisherman’s Wharf on Oct. 14 for violating the city’s health order.
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Hawaii's Governor Welcomes Travelers as COVID Counts Drop
Hawaii’s governor says COVID-19 case counts and hospitalizations have declined to the point where the islands are ready to welcome travelers once again
