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Collision in Linda Vista causes 64-year-old motorcyclist to be hospitalized
Officers said the crash occurred when a sedan heading south on Ulric Street pulled onto the right shoulder and attempted to make a U-turn.
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‘Love always wins’: SD Pride shines on in an uncertain political environment
This year, the theme for the San Diego Pride parade and festival — “Pride Shines On” — resonated more than it has in recent memory. “I think we can’t avoid the injustices that are going on, particular
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El Niño is here — and this one could have ‘big consequences’ for global weather
A deep pool of warm water that forms in the Western Pacific could bring strong storms to Southern California while increasing wildfire risks.
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The ‘mega masters’ tactic: mass immigration hearings inside crowded courtrooms
Researchers found that courts changed the hearing dates between nine and 35 days before the mega master date.
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A new review of the SAT at University of California is coming by June 2027
Critics of the SAT maintain that the test is unfair to low-income students, who are less likely to be able to afford test prep services.
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Thorn Fire now 80 percent contained
Despite the fire's rapid spread, no injuries or structural damage have been reported. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
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Opinion: Tech in California’s new cars creates thorny political issues
The automobile's evolution from a mechanical device to an electronic one has created a bottomless well of issues involving privacy and regulation.
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Californians may get a new way to sue big companies — and some legislators are nervous
AB 1776 would expand antitrust laws to allow people who say they’re harmed by a company trying to stifle competition to sue in state court.
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Roadside attractions: The UFO landmark hiding in El Cajon
The Unarius Academy of Science has stood out in El Cajon for years with its vibrant murals, UFO-inspired art, and unique history.
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For San Diego’s LGBTQ Community and Cops, an Ever-Evolving Relationship
Bar raids and restroom stings are history thanks to a ‘miraculous’ turnaround. The post For San Diego’s LGBTQ Community and Cops, an Ever-Evolving Relationship appeared first on Voice of San Diego.
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Politics Report: Affordable Housing Cost Fix?
The cost of affordable housing in California — and the time it takes to build — are pretty shocking. We’ve all heard the stories about units costing nearly a million […] The post Politics Report: Affo
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Fare increase on the way for bus, trolley riders after SANDAG vote
The fare increases will take effect on Oct. 1 on MTS and NCTD buses and trolleys if SANDAG's committee vote is ratified.
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Sacramento Report: One Coastal Commissioner’s Take on the Agency, a Year Later
The commission continues to face scrutiny from policymakers, though recent polling shows it’s popular with Californians. The post Sacramento Report: One Coastal Commissioner’s Take on the Agency, a Ye
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Another City Turns Down State Money
Another city is saying no to free money from the state to house homeless residents. The Union-Tribune reports that El Cajon is the latest San Diego city to pass up […] The post Another City Turns Dow
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South County Report: Chula Vista Is on the Verge of Radically Reshaping Its Government
A proposed ballot measure would change how city leaders are elected, paid and do their work. Here’s everything you need to know. The post South County Report: Chula Vista Is on the Verge of Radically
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Submit a Local Song for Voice of San Diego’s Inaugural Summer Playlist!
We're looking for local songs that will make us wanna peel away from the screens and touch grass. The post Submit a Local Song for Voice of San Diego’s Inaugural Summer Playlist! appeared first on Vo
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Letter to the Editor: Apartment Vacancy Rates Paint an Incomplete Picture
David Malcolm is the president of Cal West Apartments, Inc. In last Saturday’s “Politics Report,” Will Huntsberry tackled the thorny issue of apartment vacancy rates (apparently the highest in this […
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Where to Eat and Drink in Little Italy
Ragu di funghi at Civico 1845. | James Tran As the name suggests, Little Italy is where San Diegans go for exceptional Italian food. Over time, the neighborhood has blossomed into a premier dining d
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Chula Council Wants Huge Pay Raise
Chula Vista City Councilmembers are moving swiftly to place an initiative on the November ballot that would overhaul the city’s government – and give themselves a $45,000 pay raise. The […] The post C
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Chula Vista Councilmembers Move to Award Themselves Huge Pay Raise
The City Council on Tuesday advanced a November ballot measure that would raise councilmembers’ pay by 59 percent and give elected officials an additional term in office. The post Chula Vista Council
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