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Ramona Boy, 6, Hospitalized With Influenza, Gets His Christmas Wish
When Juan Carlos Aguiar Jr. was struggling to breathe, doctors first diagnosed him with influenza A. This came as shocking news for his mom Yariela Aguiar who said her son does not have any underlying health conditions.
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Mexican Mafia Sold Drugs, Staged Kidnappings at House in San Diego: Officials
The San Diego Police Department and the FBI arrested seven accused gang members after seizing drugs and weapons from a so-called stash house in the Encanto neighborhood.
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Teacher Remembers Chula Vista High School Student Killed in Motorcycle Crash on Thanksgiving
Hunter Tennis, a 15-year-old Chula Vista High School sophomore who was killed in a motorcycle accident on Thanksgiving, is being remembered as considerate and resilient by one of his former teachers.
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Doctors Say ‘Stay Home If Sick': How to Manage Sick Calls During Busy San Diego Flu Season
A wave of three viruses continues to seriously impact the country and there is concern that the aftermath of holiday gatherings will make things even worse. As previously reported, an unusually early surge of RSV has sickened many children and caused long wait times in pediatric hospitals.
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Feeling Sicker This Holiday Season? Doctors Explain How Several Illnesses Are All Spreading At Once
As we head into a holiday of family gatherings, health officials are reminding everyone to take precautions to stay healthy — especially as this flu season is hitting hard and for some people, they seem to be catching either stronger strains or requiring even longer recovery times.
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‘I Was So Convinced I Was Going To Die': San Diego CHP Officer Shot in April Testifies
California Highway Patrol Officer Antonio Pacheco testified Friday morning about being shot on the highway after he struggled with a driver in late April 2022. Officer Pacheco told the court how he didn’t think he was going to make it that day. “I was so convinced I was going to die,” Pacheco said. Pacheco said he approached a black Audi…
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New County Sheriff's Department Program Puts Monitoring Device on Detainees
The San Diego County Sheriff’s Department announced they are working on a new pilot program involving a monitoring device which will be placed on a detainee’s wrist in order to record their vital signs.
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Sailor Found Not Guilty of Setting Fire That Destroyed USS Bonhomme Richard
A Navy judge has ruled a sailor was not guilty of setting a fire that destroyed the USS Bonhomme Richard in San Diego in 2020. The ruling Friday came after a nine-day trial at Naval Base San Diego. Prosecutors charged then-19-year-old Ryan Sawyer Mays with arson and the willful hazarding of a ship, saying he ignited cardboard boxes in a...
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US Latino Economic Output Would Rank 5th in World GDP: Report
If U.S. Latinos were an independent country, their gross domestic product would rank fifth in the world, surpassing those of the United Kingdom, India and France, according to a report released Thursday at the L’ATTITUDE conference hosted in San Diego.
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San Diego Bishop Robert McElroy Installed as Cardinal by Pope Francis
In a Saturday afternoon ceremony at the steps of the Altar of the Confession inside Saint Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican, Bishop Robert McElroy, alongside 19 other Bishops and Archbishops from around the world, were installed as Cardinals, new advisors to Pope Francis.
