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What's Open, Closed for Fourth of July in San Diego
On the 4th of July, the United States observes a federal holiday in honor of the Declaration of Independence.
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How to Keep Your Pets Safe This Fourth of July: San Diego Humane Society
Ahead of the Fourth of July holiday, the San Diego Humane Society shared some tips so pet parents can keep their animal companions safe.
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Stay Vigilant Against COVID-19 This Fourth of July: Scripps Health
As COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations continue to increase, leaders of Scripps Health Wednesday urged caution heading into the Independence Day holiday weekend.
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Despite Record-High Gas Prices, 2.6M SoCal Drivers to Road Trip For Memorial Day Weekend: AAA
If you’re traveling for the Memorial Day holiday, gear up for a busy weekend — but not quite as busy as it could be likely due to rising gas prices and an increase in COVID-19 cases.
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What's the Difference Between Memorial Day and Veterans Day?
Veterans Day and Memorial Day both honor the U.S. military community, but both holidays serve different purposes.
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What's Open, Closed on Presidents Day in San Diego
Here’s what services will be impacted in the county and city of San Diego.
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Business Owners Prep for Valentine's Day Rush Amid Pandemic, Supply Chain Issues
Love is in the air as couples prepare to spend Valentine’s Day pampering their sweethearts, but that celebration will likely cost more this year due to the coronavirus pandemic’s impact. NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry reports.
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Business Owners Prep for Valentine's Day Rush Amid Pandemic, Supply Chain Issues
San Diego business owners are fighting through the pandemic and supply chain issues to prepare for the Valentine’s Day rush.
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Celebrate the Year of The Tiger at Free Lunar New Year Festival in City Heights
The Little Saigon Foundation of San Diego is hosting a free, three-day Lunar New Year Festival in City Heights.
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What's Open and Closed on Martin Luther King Jr. Day in San Diego
The Martin Luther King Jr. holiday on Monday marks the 25th anniversary of the day of service that celebrates the Civil Rights leader’s life and legacy.
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CHP Maximum Enforcement Begins New Year's Eve, Lasts All Weekend
An end-of-year crackdown targeting drunken and drug-impaired drivers in San Diego County and statewide will begin Friday.
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San Diego County Urges Flu Shots Before Holiday Gatherings
San Diego County public health officials Wednesday encouraged residents to get influenza vaccinations before the typical rise in cases during the holidays and winter months.
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Join The Holiday Toy Drive
Donating toys to underprivileged children got a lot easier this year thanks to the help of our local The UPS Store locations. Join in now through December 11.
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CHP Begins Thanksgiving `Maximum Enforcement' Campaign on San Diego Freeways
California Highway Patrol officers to increase operations throughout San Diego County and statewide to catch drunken and drug-impaired drivers, as well as other traffic violators, as part of the agency’s annual Thanksgiving weekend enforcement campaign.
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Real or Fake? Here's What to Consider When Buying a Christmas Tree This Year
An artificial Christmas tree may save money in the long run and be easier to clean up – but nothing compares to picking out a tree and keeping family traditions alive during the holiday season.
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Krispy Kreme Launches Thanksgiving Pie-Inspired Doughnuts
Pie lovers rejoice! Krispy Kreme released its collection of Thanksgiving-inspired doughnuts this week — and it might make you rethink the deserts at your dinner table this year.
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Foods That Make the Holidays: Lunar New Year Food Traditions
Learn about the Lunar New Year, a celebration of the arrival of spring, and what foods are said to bring good luck and fortune in the coming year.
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Yes, You Should Really Get a Flu Shot
Less than half of U.S. adults get a flu shot…and it has real consequences for our health and the health of our loved ones. But those repercussions may never be as evident as they are during the pandemic, when unnecessary influenza cases can bog down an already-stressed hospital system. NBCLX’s Noah Pransky gets the facts about why you shouldn’t...
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Senator Warns of Holiday Travel Mess With 40% of TSA Agents Still Unvaccinated
Ahead of what’s expected to be a busy holiday travel season amid the pandemic, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is raising concerns because of the number of Transportation Security Administration agents who have yet to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
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The Holiday Weekend, Unmasked
Thousands ventured out into crowds this weekend for the first time without covering their nose and mouth, reports NBC 7’s Joe Little