The amphibious transport dock USS San Diego is scheduled to move Monday from Naval Station San Diego to Navy Pier, where it will be opened for free public tours this week.
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USS San Diego To Be Open For Public Tours
A Mission Bay High School assistant coach was arrested this week on a felony drug charge involving methamphetamines.
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U-T: Mission Bay High School Coach Arrested
The U.S. Navy says its training and testing using sonar and explosives could potentially hurt more dolphins and whales in Hawaii and California waters than previously thought.
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Navy Testing Hurts, Kills Sea Life
Two men charged in a series of armed robberies including heists at Fashion Valley mall and Barona Casino last year were ordered this week to stand trial on felony charges.
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Pair to stand trial in robbery spree
A judge denied a request Wednesday by Sweetwater school board member John McCann for an order of protection to keep Stewart Payne, a parent in the school district, from coming within 100 yards of McCann.
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Judge denies protection to Sweetwater board member
Discover this week’s best San Diego events, including a Celebration of Life for Junior Seau, the San Diego Surf Film Festival, Mama’s Day and more.
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Weekend Preview: Best Events 5/10-13
A chunk of local history was turned over to the San Clemente Historical Society this week a piece of concrete sidewalk bearing the name “O.F. Easley Contractor,” who built the original sidewalk around San Clemente’s oldest park.
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Sidewalk history turned over to Historical Society
Twenty-four people are homeless in Lemon Grove, including an estimated six in vehicles and 10 in hand-built structures, according to a recent census.
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24 Called Homeless in Lemon Grove, According to Latest Point-in-Time Street Count
Family and hundreds of friends gathered at Santana High School on Saturday evening to honor the victims of a fatal crash on state Route 52 in Kearny Mesa earlier this week.
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Vigil Held To Honor State Route 52 Crash Victims
In 1916 a star was born. In 1917 a tradition was
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A big week in San Diego military history
Authorities briefly chased at least two people in a stolen car in Valley Center early Thursday and the pursuit ended in a crash, with one person in custody and the other getting away.
A shooting in City Heights left one person wounded Wednesday.
TV Girl, Mord Fustang and The Fire Eaters are just some of the acts we’re stoked about this week PLAN A: Caspa, Photek @ Voyeur.
View our guide to all the Veterans Day events being held in San Diego County.
San Diego Mayor Jerry Sanders began a three-city U.S. tour of downtown sports venues Wednesday in Kansas City, Mo., where the Sprint Center and the Power & Light District offer lessons on both sides of the ledger.
San Diego police were on the lookout Thursday for a gunman who wore a mask while robbing a Normal Heights convenience store.
Authorities say a woman was out celebrating her birthday at an Ocean Beach bar when she decided to leave with a man she had just met.
A fight between two men on a sidewalk in San Ysidro resulted in gunfire, police said Thursday.
The Oceanside City Council voted on Wednesday to name a community center and amphitheater in honor of Junior Seau.
A man who had gotten out of a car fired shots at another man, who was not hit, San Diego police said.
The lineup announced Wednesday for the Paddock Concert Series at the San Diego County Fair is full of shows for classic rock fans.
California’s colleges and universities are looking at fewer classes, higher student fees and layoffs unless more money can be injected into the state budget, educational leaders in San Diego and Sacramento said Wednesday.
When it comes to modern warfare, many military experts refer to San Diego as the “tip of the spear.”
San Diego may be on pace to set a record when it comes to homicides in one year.
