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It seems there’s hardly anything good to say about reducing homelessness in San Diego these days.
Keep that word “hardly” in mind for a minute.
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About 500 Marines from Camp Pendleton are deploying to Yuma, Ariz., to support security along the U.S.-Mexico border, according to the Marines.
“Their mission is to improve security through activities such as reinforcing barriers, placing signs, and monitoring and detection,” the base said.
Such deployments have been common over the past year under President Don...
The family of a San Diego police officer hit by a suspected drunken driver while on duty Saturday night in Pacific Beach is seeking help with expenses as the officer recovers from his injuries.
San Diego police said two officers were struck by a Honda Civi...
El Cajon City Attorney Morgan Foley is retiring at the end of December, following 38 years in public service.
Foley started as the city attorney for El Cajon in 2000.
“He’s just been a true blessing to everyone here at the city of El Cajon, as well as to me, as I have worked with the city, and so we just really appreciate and thank him for all that he has done,”...
Facing a budget deficit and declining enrollment, South Bay Union School District says it might close two more elementary schools in the next six years, months after deciding to shutter another.
Under a plan approved Wednesday night, Sunnyslope Elementary could close after the 2028-29 school year and Berry Elementary at the end the 2031-32 school year, “subject to revi...
