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Sailor Admitted to Setting Fire to USS Bonhomme Richard, Witness Claims
A U.S. Navy sailor testified Thursday that Ryan Sawyer Mays was the last person he saw go into a lower vehicle storage area of USS Bonhomme Richard before a massive fire started and burned for days on the ship as it was docked in the San Diego Bay.
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Witness Says He Saw Accused Sailor Minutes Before Fire Started Aboard USS Bonhomme Richard
A U.S. Navy sailor testified Thursday that Ryan Sawyer Mays was the last person he saw go into a lower vehicle storage area of USS Bonhomme Richard before a massive fire started and burned for days on the ship as it was docked in the San Diego Bay.
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US, Mexico Leaders Break Ground on New Toll Border Crossing at Otay Mesa Port of Entry
In a couple years, officials said, you’ll be able to pay a fee to cross the border in 20 minutes. The crossing is also poised to impact the climate and economy.
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San Diego PRIDE 2022 Takes on New Meaning in Light of Roe V. Wade Ruling
Back in full force for the first time since the pandemic, this year, San Diego PRIDE is expected to be even more extra.
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Wastewater Testing Still Shows High COVID Transmission, California's Epidemiologist Says
San Diego County reported Thursday COVID-19 infections are down nearly 300 cases from about a week ago, but that does not mean less people are getting infected, California’s epidemiologist says.
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WATCH: Ukrainian Family at US-Mexico Border Allowed to Seek Asylum After US Reverses Course
A Ukrainian woman and her three kids who were detained at the San Ysidro Port of Entry after seeking asylum at the border were released Friday and allowed to enter the United States.
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WATCH: Ukrainian Family at US-Mexico Border Allowed to Seek Asylum After US Reverses Course
A Ukrainian woman and her three children who made their way to Tijuana, Mexico to seek asylum in the U.S. were waiting to cross the border into San Diego on Thursday.
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‘Shocking' Study Finds Employees Went to Work Sick Because of Pressure from Management, No Sick Pay
There’s an alarming trend, researchers have found among service workers: going to work sick during the pandemic. Many are feeling the pressure to show up as companies are understaffed
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Police Rule That Mom, Toddler's Fatal Plunge at San Diego Stadium Was Suicide-Homicide
The deaths of Raquel Wilkins and her 2-year-old son, Denzel Browning-Wilkins, were deemed suspicious at the time.
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San Diego Vaccine Expert Agrees: Fourth Vaccine Dose Likely
As more Americans get vaccinated and boosted against COVID-19, there’s evidence more protection could be needed against the highly contagious omicron variant.
