Encinitas state senator's bill would ban plastic bags you buy when you forget yours
The bill would tighten standards for reusable bags and require stores to provide 100% recycled paper bags or let consumers use reusable bags.
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Padres lose 1-0 to Brewers, despite Michael King pitching 6 2/3 innings of no-hit baseball
Michael King deserved better. The San Diego Padre right hander pitched 6 2/3 innings of no-hit baseball, in a 7 2/3 inning, 10 strikeout performance against the Brewers, but took the loss as the Padres failed to score a run in a 1-0 loss. King didn’t allow a hit until the 7th inning, when Willy Adames broke up the no-hit…
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What the Mime? Athletes try to guess what Olympic sport a professional mime is acting out
Ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics, Carissa Moore, Jessica Parratto, Brooke Raboutou and other athletes were tested on how well they know miming, the popular French art that dates back to the 16th century.
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Carlsbad woman celebrates her 104th birthday
For 104 years, Lois Tubrandt has shared her energy and spirit with those around her. Born in Wyoming in 1920, she married her husband Paul in 1937, eventually settling in California. Lois and her husband travelled the world together during their 65 years of marriage.
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2024 Paris Olympics: See dates, sports, how to watch and more
The Olympics are returning to Paris in 2024. Here’s a preview at NBC and Peacock’s coverage, as well as the athletes and sports that will take center stage.
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What we know about the NBA playoff bracket and schedule for Round 1 so far
Six of the eight first-round matchups are set so far.
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National City votes to allow food vendors team up with other businesses
National City’s City Council voted in favor of an ordinance update that will allow them to team up with other businesses and sell food outside their facilities.
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Can I recycle this? Here are the new changes to the Beverage Container Recycling Program
California is allowing more containers to be recycled for cash, even if they don’t have the CRV logo.
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San Diego teens awarded Military Child of the Year
Two local San Diego teenagers received a Military Child of the Year award. The recognition honors and recognizes the contributions they’ve made to their community.
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On Friar Podcast: who's irrelevant now? San Diego Padres send a message in series win over Dodgers
Jurickson Profar and the Padres topped Will Smith and his irrelevant comments so the OnFriar Podcast broke down the weekend series win.
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Starbucks brings the heat with 3 new spicy drinks
The weather is heating up and so is Starbucks’ spring drinks menu.
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More parking meters coming to San Diego's East Village neighborhood
As one era ends, so another begins. As of Thursday, the City of San Diego has begun installing new parking meters in the East Village neighborhood, which will continue for several weeks.
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‘I didn't know you could be a female firefighter!' San Diego Fire-Rescue camp empowers girls
Dozens of young women participated in the annual Girls Empowerment Camp, put on by San Diego Fire-Rescue. The goal of the program is to empower the next generation to choose a career in public service.
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AI could be used to create evidence, alibis in court cases, San Diego law professor says
A University of San Diego professor is looking into how artificial intelligence could be a serious threat to the legal system. She says it could be used to make fake evidence or tamper with real evidence.
