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‘He Was a Good Guy': Family of Man Shot by San Diego Police
A good father, a loyal friend, and a man who has always felt uneasy about law enforcement is the way the family of a man shot by San Diego police described him as they prayed for his survival.
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Body Cam, Surveillance Footage Released After Officers Shoot Man Downtown
The San Diego Police Department has released body-worn camera and surveillance footage of the moment a man was shot by two officers after police say he pointed a gun at them in downtown on Saturday.
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Class-Action Suit Claims Legoland Refused to Refund Hotel, Park Payments Amid Pandemic
A class-action lawsuit has been filed against Legoland California and its parent company for allegedly refusing to refund prepaying guests as the Carlsbad park shut down during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Chula Vista Man and His Family Recovering From COVID-19 on Father's Day
It was a Father’s Day unlike any before for one Chula Vista man who was recovering at home after being on a ventilator for 10 days while treated for the novel coronavirus.
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Red Cross Testing Blood Donations for COVID-19 Antibodies
The American Red Cross said Monday it has begun testing blood, platelet and plasma donations for COVID-19 antibodies for a limited time.
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UC San Diego Reports No Positive Coronavirus Cases After Testing 1.5K Students
UC San Diego’s pilot program “Return to Learn” has tested more than 1,500 students over the last three weeks and not a single student tested positive for COVID-19, the school said Monday. The school’s initial batch of students was the first step on its way to testing roughly 5,000 students who stayed on campus, according to UCSD officials. Since March,…
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Family of Woman in Coma, Shot by ‘Less Lethal' Projectile Wants Attempted Murder Charge for Officer
A woman who was at the protest Saturday in La Mesa is in a medically induced coma and may lose one of her eyes after reportedly being hit with a “less lethal” projectile by a police officer, according to her family. Her family, through their attorney, has called on the La Mesa Police Department to identify the officer and remove...
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Calexico Officials Accused of Accepting $35K Bribe for Cannabis Store Permit
Two Calexico city officials were charged with accepting cash bribes in exchange for the quick issuance of a cannabis dispensary permit, the U.S. Attorney’s Office of the Southern District of California announced.
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Runaway Boat Causes Havoc on Mission Bay
A runaway motorboat caused quite a scene Saturday on Mission Bay. San Diego lifeguards said the operator lost control of the boat, knocking all of the occupants off and leaving the boat to steer itself. Video shows it making a wide arc, possibly towing an inflatable, and then crashing into a sailboat. It kept spinning out of control until lifeguards…
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Historic ‘Top Gun' House on the Move
The famous “Top Gun” house in Oceanside was on the move Thursday. Also known as the Graves House, the bright blue Victorian-style home was featured in the 1986 action film and now fans will find it in an unexpected place– just up the street from its original location. In the movie, actor Tom Cruise arrives at the house on a…
