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Man sentenced to 9 years for bringing 2 teen girls to San Diego for prostitution
A Long Beach man who brought two teenage girls to the San Diego area to have them work as prostitutes was sentenced this week to nine years in federal prison.
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‘Coiled up in ready position': Mountain biker encounters rattlesnake in San Diego
A bike ride at the Los Peñasquitos Canyon Preserve in San Diego earlier this month took a frightening turn when a mountain biker collided with a rattlesnake.
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New task force led by San Diego's DA addresses chronic crime among unhoused people
A recently-formed task force involving San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan’s office, City Attorney Mara Elliott’s office and the San Diego Police Department announced four drug-related felony prosecutions on Friday.
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Styrofoam ban goes into effect at all city of San Diego businesses
Polystyrene foam, widely known by the brand name “Styrofoam,” is officially banned in San Diego businesses.
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CHP shuts down ‘ramp rave' under Interstate 5 in San Diego
The California Highway Patrol shut down a rave that popped up under a South Bay freeway early Sunday morning.
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Missing San Diego dog found in Michigan months later, reunited with family
How a missing San Diego dog made its way to Michigan remains a mystery, but the Chihuahua/Terrier mix’s family is overjoyed to have her home.
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Body recovered during search was missing San Diego man: family, officials
Authorities located a body Tuesday during a search for a San Diego man who last seen swimming back to his sailboat from a beach in Tijuana over Easter weekend, the Tijuana Fire Department said.
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San Diego Community College District increases minimum wage as state wage lags behind high cost of living
A new report from the state’s Legislative Analyst’s Office shows the $16 minimum wage statewide does not keep up with the cost of living, especially in coastal cities. Meanwhile, SDCCD is hoping their minimum wage hike sets an example for the rest of the state.
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Mysterious lights spotted in San Diego sky. Here's where they came from
San Diegans were reaching out to NBC 7 on Saturday night after they witnessed strange lights flashing across the sky.
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What to do if you need to tow your car between San Diego and Mexico
One of the many nice things about living in a border city is being able to drive to Mexico for a quick visit. But what if your car breaks down while you’re there? Here’s what to do if you need to tow your car across the border.
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San Diego City Council agrees to pay $3M to family of cyclist killed hitting city truck
The victim hit a truck parked in a bike lane without proper warning and signage, according to his family’s attorney.
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China plans to send San Diego Zoo more pandas this year, reintroducing panda diplomacy
China is planning to send a new pair of giant pandas to the San Diego Zoo after nearly all the iconic bears in the U.S. were returned to the Asian country in recent years.
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Man pleads guilty to laundering over $42 million in California for Mexican drug cartels
A Tijuana man whom prosecutors say ran a business that laundered millions in drug proceeds was sentenced in San Diego federal court Friday to three years and four months in prison.
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Pedicab music striking the wrong chord among San Diegans
Third District Councilmember Stephen Whitburn, whose district includes downtown, promised to author an ordinance that would address the loud music and other complaints about the pedicabs.
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San Diego grandma recovers $147K lost to phone scam
San Diego grandma Judith Anderson can’t believe the response she ultimately received from her bank after a scammer drained close to $150,000 from her account.
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Calif. college student survives being shot in the head by errant bullet through her bedroom wall
A 20-year-old San Diego City College student, living with her grandmother in a downtown condominium near the Gaslamp District, survived being struck in the head by an errant bullet that was shot into her bedroom.
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How to avoid being duped into buying a flood-damaged car
Most of the vehicles flooded on Jan. 22 in San Diego County will be sent to salvage yards, but many will end up for sale.
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Crews work to recover remains of 5 Marines killed when helicopter crashed in California mountains
“It is with a heavy heart and profound sadness that I share the loss of five outstanding Marines from 3d Marine Aircraft Wing and the “Flying Tigers,” Maj. Gen. Michael J. Borgschulte, commander of 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, said in a statement.
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San Diego police officer awarded Purple Heart for shielding fellow Marine during Iraq War
A San Diego Police Department sergeant credited with saving a fellow officer’s life six years ago by bodily shielding him from gunfire was awarded a Purple Heart for combat wounds he suffered while serving with the U.S. Marine Corps during the Iraq War.
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What's behind the Stanley cup craze? A San Diego marketing professor explains
A marketing expert pulls back the curtain to see why so many people are obsessing over the Stanley cup.