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• Double Break Launched an Online Store!!
• Canyoneer Hikes Weekend of May 26, 2012
• Fire fee fixes stall
• Small Dulzura fire contained
• 'Nobody Loves You' makes its world premiere at the Old Globe
• Pro-seal group loses appeal for lawyer fees
• Council candidate not taking pension despite mailers saying he will
• New San Diego FBI chief named
• After years, Logan Heights memorial nearing the end of a long road
• Carlos Fuentes, Champion of Mexican Democracy
• America’s Corporations and Their Holiday Hijacking Fixation
• God, Gays, Ganja and Mexican Politics
• La Inevitable Globalidad
• Memorial Day Programs
• Nuevamente el Presidente Obama Cambia Politica Para Favorecer a Inmigrantes
• Endorsements for County Board of Supervisors
• Bilbray has had many addresses, now in P.B.
• Abrochado o Multado
• Exitosa Representación de la Ópera Madama Butterfly en Tijuana
• Firing Up for a Grilliant Summer
• Documentary Film Makers Seek Material on Chunky Sanchez and Los Alacranes
• Fake name given to hide warrant
• 'Down-to-earth' Issa has lived 20 years in Vista
• Women Give San Diego receives Business Women's Mega Mixer donation
• Fireworks lawsuit lights up again in La Jolla
• If it is May it is Prom Month!
• A Poem: Blinded
• Country’s changing demographics should be celebrated
• On gay marriage, Latinos agree with Obama
• Sea walls spark larger battle over state's power
• Four dead in Route 67 collision near Poway
• The Public Forum … El Foro Público…
• South Bay toll road prices lowered
• What’s a College Degree Worth These Days?
• Steep drawdown for Marine war force
• SAG-AFTRA officers making good on key promises
• Bain Capital
• ¡ASK A MEXICAN!
• Gunman misses targeted victim
• Top 7 Things To Do In San Diego This Week
• Top 7 Things To Do In North County This Week
• Desperate for drugs, men stab four downtown
• Desert RV park evacuated under Banner fire threat
• DeMaio wants ballot measure for road-fix funds
• UPS driver delivered more than goods, arrested for allegedly being a peeping tom
• Amy Livingston is not a San Diego Mom earning $15,000 a month working from home
• Insights on Immigration: First Fix
• Lindbergh’s Goggles Used In Historic Flight Now on Display at San Diego Air and Space Museum
• Budget cuts to early childhood education protested
• War winding down, but strain on military continues
• Being nice, the decay of American virtue
• Chargers' Rivers named among top 100 NFL players for 2012
• Fired SD worker wins $520K AWARD
• Free admission at local museums for Memorial Day special events
• Free admission at local museums for Memorial Day special events
• Undergrounding of utility lines nears completion
• Grand jury suggests suspending Rock church's permit
• Man robbed, another attacked in National City
• NAWBO San Diego crowns 2012 BRAVO! Awards winners
• CSU Chancellor to Retire
• The Gift of Art
• Dozens indicted in car theft sweep
• Hospital CEO accused of railing against medical leave
• Masked gunman steals Pizza Hut money bag
• Does your favorite beach have a pollution problem?
• Pension initiative savings depend on uncertain salary provision
• Council goes up on limits on building downtown floor space
• TUESDAY IS DEADLINE TO REQUEST MAIL BALLOT FOR JUNE 5 ELECTION
• Man with towel over his head robs adult bookstore
• Photos of Macy's robber released
• And the Monty Goes To...
• Man wounded by gunshot in North Park
• 'Do Good Project' aims for volunteer fun
• NFL tight end Winslow Jr. accused of trashing Rancho Santa Fe residence
• The Next Generation of Science and Environmental Leaders
• Professor Ken Keith, PhD, Retires from Department of Psychological Sciences
• Scholarship Opportunities
• Fundraisers for slain college student's family
• Mayoral candidates trade 'special interest' labels
• Requests for ballot measures go nowhere
• Bus at border had 700 pounds of pot
• Art expansion on tap at Lux
• Final Phrog pilot’s inspirational story
• New stamp honors Billy Wilder, Hotel Del
• Mayor seeks to restore more services
• Police: UPS driver spies on bathing woman
• 3 rescued when boat capsizes off La Jolla
• La Jolla's secret gardens revealed
• Life is an unpredictable marathon for UC High’s Teacher of the Year
• Fashion Files: San Diego's fashion scene
• La Jolla Fashion Film Festival fast facts
• Mathis testifies in trial of University City home invasion
• Anonymous donors honor WWII vet
• Vineyard seminar slated for CSUSM
• Environmental Law Professor Highlights Innovative Efforts to Curb Tropical Deforestation
• Robbery attempts fail, land suspect in jail
• City Heights teen shot Sunday has died
• Pacific Ridge Apartments made into two lots
• Dogs attack girl walking to school in Lakeside
• Aircraft carrier Carl Vinson returns home
• Otay Mesa fatal shooting suspect arrested
• Coast Guard wary of cuts, admiral says
• Think Big
• Police nab two before crime reported
• Route 52 re-opens after downed cable falls on highway
• Entitlement, where Americans lost their senses
• UCSD wins robotic mouse contest by a whisker
• SDSU at the Emmys
• Report: Chula Vista tourism dollars blurred
• Man cited after pointing laser at police
• Part of man's nose bitten off in fight
• Filipino fervor for Jessica and 'American Idol'
• Man cited for serving alcohol at brother's party following Helix High prom
• KBPS Evening Edition Profiles USD School of Law's Bi-National Legal Education Program
• USD Trains Mexican Lawyers For New Criminal Trial Process
• Amanda Petersen Receives Graves Award for the Teaching of Humanities
• Colombo Memorial Award in Theology and Religious Studies
• Gear for SeaWorld 'Manta' event stolen
• Adult cited for hosting Helix prom party
• SDWriteWay Calendar for Week of May 20 thru 27
• Deputies investigate shots fired in Pala
• Pedestrian killed on I-8 identified
• Schools pull plug on East Coast trips
• Arrest made in Escondido park stabbing
• Man killed in East County accident ID'd
• Thousands of voters receive wrong political mailers
• SD Unified lays off more than 1,500
• Mayoral candidates attack over who attacked first
• Grand jury: Bullying common on police review board
• Mr. Padre, Tony Gwynn, joins Tull in bid for Padres ownership
• Trio beats man in underwear
• Muriel Watson, 81, was active in border, community issues
• Homeowners warned: "Challenging" fire season ahead
• Fletcher says he raised another $300K
• Sierra Club backs Filner
• Firefighters go after DeMaio
• 'Bold vision' would boost reservoirs with purified wastewater
• Man jumps off I-805, dies on Friars Road
• Graphic Design Program Boasts Successful Year
• Harvey Milk Street to be unveiled
• Court hearing delayed in Marine wife's killing
• Takin' it to the Streets
• Campaign ad filmed at cemetery despite VA rule
• San Diego schools call off '8th grade trips'
• Brother declared innocent in killing of sister in 1998
• Is Al Gore's flame a Rancho Santa Fe woman?
• Three arrested after high-speed chase, crash
• California Western Graduates Beat State Bar Exam Pass Rate by 15%
• Lifeguards search for man who jumped off Mission Bay bridge
• Man throwing bullets into fire arrested
• Woman sets her self on fire at Mission Beach in attempted suicide
• Generous Fowlers Do More Good Things for San Diego
• Carjacking foiled in Mission Hills
• DA: Officers justified in shooting cop killer
• The Patrician Celebrates National Senior Health & Fitness Day May 30
• Preuss named top 'transformative' school in U.S.
• Gwynn reportedly part of lineup looking to buy Padres
• State plans big changes to testing, instruction
• DeMaio pushes water plan
• City cuts deal to boost off-season Petco events
• Hyatt to build its first hotel in Baja California
• Alliant graduation set for Friday
• Suspect shot by deputy was L.A. resident
• Carl Vinson returning to San Diego on Wednesday
• Indicted drug trafficker nabbed in Mexico
• Fight against childhood obesity kicks off
• San Ysidro schools defend family hiring
• Super PAC to target Obama over defense cuts
• Campo man dies in rollover
• Scientists aim to reduce ship strikes of whales
• FORMER MICROFINANCE CLIENTS GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY
• Tax checkoff, car plates for parks proposed
• Solana Beach pilot killed in Nevada crash
• Alaska Airlines to Debut SDSU Airplane
• Record number of school districts in financial jeopardy
• Vigil tonight for City Heights stabbing victim
• Grand jury: County has good public safety plan
• Ex-cop, wife convicted in house trashing
• Tapping the Deans' Expertise
• Woman sets self on fire at Mission Beach
• California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) reviews PLNU School Counseling program
• California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) reviews PLNU School Counseling program
• California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) reviews PLNU School Counseling program
• California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) reviews PLNU School Counseling program
• National City store robbed at gunpoint
• City Heights Students Give Back
• CSU to Webcast Budget Meeting
• Photos: Families riding home on carrier Vinson
• Racing blamed for crash on I-805
• Kathy's Law mysteriously "stuck" in Sacramento's Appropriations Committee
• Math Student Jonathan Kim '12 Accepted to Harvard Med and Johns Hopkins
• USD Website Feedback
• USD Graduation Set for Holiday Weekend
• Ireland's Ambassador Speaks at USD
• Summer Science For Kids
• “Nobody Loves You”, cute and entertaining
• Six arrested in Vista alcohol sting
• Man killed in confrontation with officers
• Midnight shooting gravely injures teenager
• Spring Valley house fire
• Brush fire in East County
• Study links teen driver fatality to young passengers
• Birthday party guest gunned down outside child's party in Otay Mesa
• Border week: Concerts, book fair, a cultural "circus" and a stem cell conference
• Pedestrian killed on I-8 after running into path of CHP officer
• What San Diegans are saying about 'Battleship'
• Oceanside woman finds suspect in closet
• Fatal shooting in San Diego's South Bay
• Man kidnapped in southern San Diego
• Bank robber told to go away, and does
• California kingsnake, a San Diego resident
• Juvenile Hall tours: "A real eye-opener" for kids
• Female motorcyclist killed on Hwy 78
• Does pension initiative provide a safety net?
• WWII: Japanese-Americans in San Diego
• (Hold)Olympic Trajectory
• Bilbray's Democratic rivals train fire on each other — for now
• U-T San Diego oral history project
• Mortgage do’s and don'ts for military families
• Group aims to raise funds for veterans memorial in Logan Heights
• City rejected free lease negotiation offer
• Political Notebook: Vargas makes an issue of debates… which he won’t attend
• She's baaaaaack: Orly Taitz leads Republicans for California Senate nomination
• Seats for East Village fans and visitors on order
• North Park woman attacked with hammer
• La Mesa police look for market robber
• Alleged La Mesa groper off the streets, preyed on teen girls
• Man dies after being found stabbed
• Art: Sustain It!
• Pair of Jaguar Cubs at San Diego Zoo Show Feline Spirit
• Wounded officer asked: 'Is this my time?'
• Filner’s activism: What city hall needs or a bad fit?
• Why city auditor wasn't buying the pension savings
• Valley Center coach sorry about comments
• High school rankings beset with data problems
• La Jolla traffic gridlocked during janitors' protest
• Hands on a Hardbody premieres at the La Jolla Playhouse
• The other guy on the mayoral ballot
• ACLU questions Poway school's iPad program
• Mayoral candidates address neighborhood issues
• Office of Ed manager was fined, suspended
• Arrest made after students were followed
• Danza mexicana pondrá a bailar a San Diego
• ‘Abuse of Power’ at Core of DOJ Lawsuit Against Arpaio
• It’s Time to Revoke the License to Hate
• 'Hot rocks' speculation catches fire
• The Saga of Immigrant Youth — the gap between feeling American and becoming American on paper
• San Diego will move to Mexican dance
• USD graduation set for holiday weekend
• Engineering alumnus gives back to City College
• Ingeniero egresado retorna a City College
• Driver leads pursuit Mission Beach to Lakeside
• ¡Al Fin Ciudadanos!
• Fire exercise at Camp Pendleton hospital
• Llevaron a Escena “Clown Club” Obra de Teatro que concientiza sobre el bulling
• Education main issue for Hispanic voters, after economy and jobs
• Fletcher's SUV was not all that
• Rolling Back Protections for Domestic Violence Victims
• The First Lady’s Let’s Move! Child Care Initiative Selects Neighborhood House Association for Exceptional Work to Prevent Childhood Obesity
• Community Notes:
• Centrist Super PAC airing ads for Fletcher, others
• ¡Claro que se puede!
• Shooting reported in Spring Valley
• Marine who fought off ambush awarded Navy Cross
• Obituary: Jake Martinez
• State bar disciplines attorney Steigerwalt
• Prop. B, Pension Reform???
• My Vote for Mayor: Nathan Fletcher
• UCSD powwow to celebrate Native American culture
• Entrepreneurial Thinking
• Saving Paul
• La evolución de Obama hacia el Sueño
• First person: "Madame Butterfly" in Tijuana
• Two burglary suspects arrested at Lemon Grove house
• Books, computers, and jobs locations tick off days
• Separate fires burning near Jacumba, Dulzura
• Top 7 Things To Do In San Diego This Week
• Top 7 Things To Do In North County This Week
• Top 10 Degrees for 2012
• Woman in fatal crash was Rubio's executive
• Can Jerry Brown learn from Chris Christie?
• Valencia Park gas station robbed at gunpoint
• Del Mar Fairgrounds to go smoke-free in 2013
• Jones Elementary Fifth-Graders Spend Day at USD
• Palomar Health and USD Nursing Announce Historic Partnership
• Engineering Capstones Tap Into Creativity
• Canyoneer Hikes Weekend of May 19, 2012
• Carlsbad police officer pleads to guilty to stealing heroin from impound room
• Carlsbad police officer pleads to guilty to stealing heroin from impound room
• Rocks cause woman's shorts to catch fire
• High-school athlete dies after collapsing in gym
• New UCSD leader urges new thinking to meet challenges
• Take a visual tour of the new warship San Diego
• PTSD and drinking: How best to treat both?
• Taxpayer group pans, praises governments
• Deadly helo crash caused by bird
• DeMaio calls for Fletcher to return pay
• DeMaio inflated claim of pension savings
• Time's almost up: registration for NAWBO San Diego's BRAVO! Awards ends tomorrow
• Man harasses, grabs La Mesa high school girls
• Tough wrapping your arms around “Hardbody”
• Tough wrapping your arms around “Hardbody”
• Congressman Hunter asks for Peralta amendment
• Tuskegee Airmen honor proposed
• Daughter pleads for tips in unsolved murder
• Watch Commencement
• Countywide water rates could jump nearly 10 percent
• Escondido pursuit ends with dog bite, arrest
• A first: Births of babies of color tops 50 percent
• Grand jury suggests 'free school' standards
• Essex crew returns home
• Mexico violence documentary comes to San Diego
• Cop who stole drugs pleads guilty to burglary
• A Shift in Heart Research
• Mexico brush fire crosses into U.S.
• Pacemaker stops knife in Fashion Valley assault
• BID funds on tap for next fiscal year
• 93-year-old injured in crash with stolen car
• Fallbrook fatal crash driver was from Chula Vista
• Women attacked delivering medical pot in Spring Valley
• Man hit by car in gang fight in City Heights
• Arrest in slaying of registered sex offender
• Gang detectives investigate San Ysidro shooting
• Educators outline dire budget options
• Fletcher tried to fake out DeMaio with ‘leak’
• Court of Appeal says Judge Susan Etezadi guilty of abuse of discretion
• Bike taken from Seau's garage recovered
• Man shot in Colina del Sol area
• Mission Valley's Seau's Restaurant Shuts Doors for Good
• Rallying for the future of education
• 60 years of Bird Rock Elementary
• Arrest in knife attack at La Mesa Walmart
• Cross-border baseball dreams
• This weekend in San Diego Nature May 18-20 2012
• La Jolla’s new digs
• Author of ‘Sh*t My Dad Says’ launches PLHS book signing for his latest, ‘I Suck at Girls’
• Sebastian Capella remains youthful through art
• Rosecroft to be revisited in annual historic tour of Point Loma gardens
• Fletcher: Let's energize San Diego's port
• Military base closures looming again
• Girl hides under bed during burglary
• In North County, Hodges rips Douglas over signs
• The border and Mexico's next president
• Massage therapist suspected of sexual battery
• UC Regents confirm new UCSD leader, set pay
• Off-duty deputy bitten by rattler
• San Diego County residents want out of fire fee
• USS Essex collides with Yukon enroute to SD
• NCTD security chief to give up pension
• Engineering Veteran Success
• Mayor’s promising budget gets public hearing
• Police find San Ysidro High truant
• Southwest High home ec teacher Sharon Kay Kleinschmidt wore many hats
• When Parents Get Involved
• SD group pushes independent politics statewide
• Two men tied to kidnapping and murder crew convicted
• Macy's robbed at gunpoint in Mission Valley
• SciTech takes on Solar Cup boat challenge
• Triple murderer Joshua Komisarjevsky had won full custody of his daughter.
• Early Start (Ups)
• Man who escaped patrol car captured in Santee
• Elderly residents warned of phone scams
• USD, Ching Fighting for Shot at Golf Nationals
• San Diego Nursing Program Will Expand After $7 Million Gift
• Celebrating 40 Years
• SDPD warns of utility worker scam
• San Diego Zoo Safari Park's Anniversary Celebration Highlights History, Endangered Species
• Parents of dead Poway teen want answers, actions
• Motorcyclist slides under tractor-trailer
• Palomar Planetarium to preview solar eclipse
• SDSU wins praise for narrowing graduation gap
• Oceanside police release report on Seau suicide
• SeaWorld employee injured at Wild Arctic
• At 100, spirit of Marine flight soars
• UC San Diego quake test jolts 75-foot tower
• Issa's neighbors say he's down to earth
• Coronado suggests alternate routes
• Landmark water deal comes under scrutiny
• Ex-Mexican official pleads guilty to helping drug gang
• School programs honored for innovations
• Chelsea’s Law back on track
• Huge rainbow flag to fly over Hillcrest
• "Water-leak" scam targets Clairemont, Mira Mesa
• Workers go hungry for janitor healthcare
• Huge warship Essex to arrive in San Diego Thursday
• Attack mailer implies DeMaio targeted Latinos
• Apartments evacuated, SWAT seeks suspect in Escondido
• Plea entered in young Marine wife’s killing
• Mayoral candidates: Who’s the toughest of them all?
• SDSU Mystery Photos
• Colleagues are talking about Darrell Issa
• El Cajon shooting victim in stable condition
• Time to mow down air pollution
• City and contractors venture to improve information technology system
• Hillcrest fire cause said electrical
• Driver escapes fiery crash in Chula Vista
• Surfrider Selects Student Designs
• Military to get free pass to national parks, forests
• SD approves tech outsourcing
• Professor Named Honorary Professor of the International Faculty of Comparative Law
• Social Change, Not Profit, Is Winning Innovator's Aim
• Man shot outside El Cajon 24Hour Fitness
• Chargers, Cowboys to practice together for two days in August
• Governor seeks more cuts
• How Brown's budget affects San Diego
• San Ysidro school projects come under scrutiny
• State board reprimands Chargers doctor
• US Sailing to review Coronado Islands accident
• Stink bomb set off in Otay Mesa school, Hazmat crew responds
• Stink bomb set off at middle school
• Ousted SD teachers union leader lashes out
• Man convicted in 2011 Escondido rape
• Woman killed in paragliding crash an experienced pilot
• 'Battleship' displays local military muscle
• California Transplant Donor Network accused of predatory tactics - mutilation
• Dr. Paul Kenyon Honored as a Music Educator of the Year
• Poll: DeMaio still leads; Filner, Fletcher tied for second
• Fallbrook, Grossmont health agencies oppose changes
• Congress spars over military health-care hikes
• Bilbray pushing for skin cancer research
• Camp Pendleton Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Davis has roots in Kensington
• TJ flood control work hits another snag
• Recycle Your Bicycle
• CWI North San Diego CEO/Executive Panel Forum tackles "connectivity" in May
• Softball Heads to NCAA Tournament
• 21st Annual Taste of National City
• Woman accused of killing relative ruled incompetent
• Want to vote June 5? You have a week to register
• California deficit tops $16 billion
• Makeover for Storm, Nasatir Halls
• Construction Walkway Update
• Sledgehammer used in North Park attack
• USD's Norm Miller on Homeowner Bill of Rights
• USD Showers Professor with Gifts to Help Center
• U.S. Rep. David Camp Addressed Graduates at USD's Fifty-Fifth Conferral of Law Degrees
• End of an Era for Toreros' Ballpark
• Cropper Series, Workshop Inspire Creativity
• Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson resigns
• Teen pedestrian hit by car
• Fire at Thai eatery causes $50K in damage
• A warm homecoming for WWII veterans
• La Mesa 7-Eleven robbed
• SD-based Coast Guard team returns home
• Prostitution sting nets 3, warrant sweep gets 32
• South Carolina woman killed in Black's Beach glider accident
• I-15 crash near Fallbrook kills one, injures others
• Honor Flight: All smiles
• Federal Government promises to cut funding of States who report child abuse.
• Cellphone store robbed at gunpoint
• A day to remember for WWII vets
• Fire chief seriously injured in motorcycle crash
• Woman dies in Torrey Pines paraglider crash
• Dumanis lauded, criticized during reign as D.A.
• Suspect arrested in fatal hit-run of El Cajon woman
• Biker leader gunned down outside clubhouse
• Honor Flight: A father remembers
• Honor Flight: Tribute for a friend
• Hospitality upgrades the map around flower covered Carlsbad hills
• Thousands come to see Seau's life celebrated as iconic No. 55 is retired
• The California Board of Psychology gave therapist Randy Rand a pass.
• Political Notebook: Fletcher takes the hits — and runs with them
• Honor Flight: Reunion
• Woman in wheelchair killed in hit/run
• Nominees In 11th Annual iVIE Awards to be Screened At AMC Fashion Valley Movie Theatre
• Accident snarls south I-15 at SR 56
• Suicide note gives clues into Marine wife’s death
• Citibank at Horton Plaza robbed
• Chicago is back in San Diego!
• Chicago is back in San Diego!
• Third suspect jailed in murder of former Marine wife Brittany Killgore
• 'Starving bandit' hit eateries; suspect arrested
• City Heights garden transports caretakers
• Cell phone tickets top city offenses
• The Scottsboro Boys at The Old Globe
• DeMaio ads claim pay cut, though salary unchanged
• Razzle-Dazzle MIA in Brinkley’s “Chicago”
• Soaring new structure opens at UCSD
• Honor Flight Arrival
• Hiker's death in desert cave ruled accident
• Want to tour a warship? The San Diego open next week
• Appeals running out for man tied to Cunningham bribery scandal
• Robert Cozens, World War II pilot, state DMV director, embodied Greatest Generation
• Student films to be screened at AMC Fashion Valley
• Mission Bay High coach fired after drug bust
• Marine depot opens sports injury center as fracture rate falls
• San Diego piloting national push for digital literacy
• Intense summer language courses offered
• Cruisin’ Califas: The Art of Lowriding
• “Todos somos Anastasio! We are all Anastasio!”
• Mothers March on Mexico City
• Nominación para premio de Comida Justa en los “Premios de Cultivos Verdes” de NRDC para la Coalición de Trabajadores de Immokalee
• Speaker Pérez Discusses Middle Class Scholarship Act
• El Día del Juicio de la discreción ejecutiva
• Realizan Tercera Edición de la Convención Otaku Tijuana 2012
• Toughness Personified
• My Mother Spoke Money
• Pair sentenced in 1993 murders
• Traffic, crowds light for Seau Qualcomm memorial
• No Amor de Madre en Leyes Migratorias Rotas
• Mamá ¿puedo ayudarte?
• Cuba: el acercamiento es el único camino a seguir
• Bald by choice and not of genetics
• Vivienda, discriminación e historia
• SD canyonlands trail plan gets big boost
• Chemical blast damages Vista factory
• Honor Flight: Mail Call
• Man gets prison for starting 2011 Eagle Fire
• Filner is our choice for Mayor of San Diego
• Bensoussan has worn out her welcome as councilperson. Castañeda is the best choice to replace her!
• Obama, bin Laden, and Mitt
• The Politics of SB 1070
• Navy surface ships in San Diego will get new leader
• All Politics is Local
• Republicanos e inmigración: predicando la moral en calzoncillos
• ¡ASK A MEXICAN!
• Women in Business Symposium early bird extended through Monday
• Citizens can take a turn working the polls
• Fire board brings fee debate to San Diego
• Dumanis ups ante in Sweetwater case
• Top 7 Things To Do in San Diego This Week
• Sprinting Toward Fitness
• Ending on a High Note
• Top 7 Things To Do In North County This Week
• I've been sleeping with John Travolta for years.
• Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson college degree controversy continues
• Vista parents protest cuts for magnet school
• USDtv Short Film Fest Showcases Variety
• USD Showers Professor with Gifts to Help Center
• California State Assembly Internship Program
• “Parade” and “The Scottsboro Boys”: A double whammy of Southern Hospitality
• Third person arrested in death of Marine wife
• Q&A:San Diego's next Bishop Cirilo Flores
• Should we really be honoring Seau at the 'Q' Friday evening?
• Mission Bay High coach arrested
• Filner, Fletcher miss many votes
• Full honors for fallen bomb specialist
• Honoring WWII vets’ service, sacrifice
• Call-box group spending out funds
• Carlsbad Unified picks new schools chief
• SWAT team surrounds Oceanside residence
• Cal Fire, military plan for wildfire season
• SD school trustees dispute budget, insolvency
• La Jolla events, May 10-17
• Pedestrian dies after hit by car
• Body in desert cave was San Diego hiker's
• Whale Secrets Revealed
• SDSU to hold multiple graduations
• La Jolla dining is all about mom this weekend
• MUST HEAR: Lester Abrams
• La Jolla's live music scene
• Grand jury commends youth court, libraries, and more
• Diversity Leaders Recognized
• Music and Dance Honors Alumni
• Theft of Lorax statue prompts appeals for return from several states away
• Navy ship Freedom is Singapore-bound despite inspection trouble
• Pair to stand trial in robbery spree
• Commission asks for more homeless shelter bed counts
• PLNU One of San Diego’s Top 20 Most Trusted Brands
• Want to Lower Your Mortgage? Open Your Mail!
• Child sets house fire with lighter
• Judge denies protection to Sweetwater's McCann
• June 5 workshop focuses on increasing your follow-up savvy
• This weekend in San Diego nature May 11-13 2012
• Escondido fugitive arrested in Mexico
• Small fire doused behind Marston House
• Tiny quake rattles SD, Riverside counties
• Four attack, victim stabbed in Hillcrest
• Home underwater? State program may help you keep it
• ACLU cites border abuses
• San Diego police searching for man that groped four women over two-hour period
• Decomposing body found in Oceanside riverbed
• Ferry sails now only in memories
• CAI Report Shows Half of U.S. States Short-Change Abused and Neglected Children
• CNL Certification Exam Dates 2012 -2013
• Student Presentations at the Creative Collaborations
• SDPD gang unit investigates shooting
• Man arrested in Alpine robbery, assault
• M.E.: Campo girl was shot to death
• 'Digging a Hole, Looking For Something' Artworks - Exhibition
• Mozart and the Mind - Exploring the Music-Brain Connection
• Free kids' safety fair Sat. in San Diego
• High School grad enrollment rates drop at UC, CSU
• Public meetings to be held on Navy airfield report
• Dale Akiki reflects on historic child-abuse trial
• Road closures for Mission Bay triathlon
• Ludger Richard Camp, 1928 ~ 2012
• Honda wins appeal in small-claims suit
• Cafe Japengo: 22 years and still fresh
• Wrongful death suit against police settled
• Bird Rock Elementary prepares to celebrate 60
• UCHS teacher honored as a teacher of the year
• Civic report: La Jolla Community Planning Association, May 3
• Stadium gearing for Seau crowd of 60,000
• Mother Goose Parade celebrity bookings probed
• Council to keep fleet well stocked
• Crime Alert
• The women of first response highlight WITI San Diego May luncheon
• SDSU Marine Lab Opens Doors
• Out on a Limb
• Get Wet
• S.D. Mayor Sanders: Vote for Jessica
• Look at them go: Blue Angels pic
• Small fire doused behind Marston House
• Qualcomm to Host Public Memorial Service for Junior Seau Friday, May 11th.
• Man hunted after College Area sexual assaults
• Grads Prepared to Lead
• Thieves rob Sorrento Valley gas station
• Police break up brawlers at downtown club
• A word about Rent-to-Own plans: Don't
• Man hit by car in Encinitas
• Former QB Leaf trades in football uniform for jail stripes, pleads guilty
• Show - The Addams Family
• SDSU Ranks No. 11 for Most Bachelor's Degrees Awarded to Hispanics
• IPJ Completes Conflict Resolution Trainings in Nepal
• USD Celebrations, Recognition in May
• USD Named 2013 Ashoka U Exchange Host
• Student's Expertise Aids Virgin Islands Project
• Strategy Meets Performance Presents Research at USD
• USD Nursing Center Advances with Donation
• Barton Receives Bishko Prize for Mediterranean Research
• Congressman Dave Camp (R-Mich.), '78, to Deliver Law School's Commencement Address
• Tiana Hayden Wins Prestigious WPA Student Scholarship
• Peacebuilding Mapping Project Findings Presented in D.C.
• UCSD creates visual encyclopedia app
• Mine rescue team removes body in desert
• Man killed when car hits trees off SR78
• Teacher spanked by student in Facebook photo not sitting well with one parent
• Navy bomb technician is 17th KIA in tight-knit specialty
• San Diego County proposes $4.77 billion budget
• DeMaio cites waste; critics rap his claims, spending
• Aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan returning
• Port chairman accelerates review of travel policy
• Planning commissioner fined over undisclosed income
• City attorney goes after pot shop owner
• County updates child-witness protocol
• Schools benefit changes could take until 2014
• Two men, two guns, two robberies in Chula Vista
• Marine who died at Pendleton ID'd
• CSU San Marcos 7th Annual Film Festival Is This Weekend
• Insects ride growing wave of plastic in oceans
• USD nursing center advances with donation
• Ex-school staffer denies molestation charges
• Prince Harry says remember the war wounded
• Memory of tragedy keeps bullying prevention on radar
• Fire burns 2 acres off I-15 and Friars
• SD County schools make national list
• Sheriff's dispatch center loses phone service
• Carlsbad gang investigation nets five arrests
• Class of 2012 Featured Grads
• Three in a Row for Compact Scholars
• Golf Wins Mountain West Conference
• Memorial Day Observance to Remember our Nation’s Heroes
• Nine Alumni Join U.S. Supreme Court Bar, Meet Chief Justice Roberts
• Body identified as missing yacht skipper
• WGN San Diego Sunrise Networking set for May 24
• Dedicated parishioner was go-to volunteer for church events
• Mother’s Day: Moms, Cops and Students Unite to End the War on Drugs
• Catching Up with a Phenom
• Organ Donor Service firm Sierra Medical Services - claims right to unplug donors
• Elderly East County woman who sold suicide kits sentenced for tax evasion
• Guest Column: Why the Homeowner Bill of Rights is "Consumer Protection Run Amok"
• Jim Bolender, PhD, Receives 2012 Mens et Spiritus Award for Honors
• Guest Column by USD's Norm Miller
• MA Students Admitted to PhD Programs
• Denise Dresser Visits Trans-Border Institute at USD
• Xolos Help Tijuana's Journey of Revival
• CSU San Marcos Softball Dominants It's Way Into The NAIA National Championship
• Man found unresponsive in abandoned Ramona house
• Mine team to help recover body in desert
• CSU looks to overhaul presidential pay again
• Harbor PD: Who pointed laser at officers?
• Sweetwater board member gets TRO against parent
• SD Unified layoffs delayed for a week
• U-T Poll: Ban on labor pacts falling short
• Help sought to find driver who hit bicyclist
• Fletcher gets off panel facing tax hike
• Marine found dead at Camp Pendleton
• Third littoral ship, Fort Worth, poised to be delivered
• Marines and sailors aboard Makin Island head home
• Another sea otter reported off San Diego
• Schools combat bullying through awareness, prevention programs
• CSU San Marcos Has largest Graduating Class Ever
• Ship named for living Korean War hero and Navy pilot
• Chula Vista appointee has South Bay past
• Body found near site of yacht crash
• Marine KIA loved Corps, doubted the war
• NAWBO San Diego BRAVO! early bird ending; award nominees announced
• Class of 2012 Celebrates GRADNITE
• Grand jury suggests school foundation audits
• SWAT incident ends with arrest
• Man guilty of trying to kill wife with pipe bomb
• Commercial Design Students Create a Renovation Design Proposal for the Media Services Center
• Series on Jews in Spanish-speaking countries
• Enviro roundup: Species, lightbulbs and cleanups
• Pedestrian wounded in foot in Skyline
• Man wounded in car-to-car shooting in Mira Mesa
• Girl threatens City Heights clerk with knife
• Authorities believe they have found fourth member of missing yacht crew
• USD School of Law Alum Presented with John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award
• USD Professor Receives Prestigious Award for the Teaching of Humanities
• Alumnus Premiers Sundance Film
• Dead man found near Coronado Islands
• Woman rescued from Seau paddle-out
• Time Warner Cable's San Diego Best Moms Announced
• Experience A Full-Moon Walk On Scripps Pier With Birch Aquarium
• Team aids a journey of revival in Tijuana
• Thousands without power in San Diego
• Motorcycle ride planned for unsolved deaths
• Suspect steals from jewelry store
• Suspect hides from police in attic
• Fears of gene pollution emerge in TJ River
• Man destroys motel room, threatens police
• Memorials planned to honor Seau
• Slain man was Escondido resident
• Arrests after two Chula Vista stabbings
• Three rescued when boat capsizes off Oceanside
• Desert body found may be lost hiker
• Encinitas man dies after being hit by train
• Political Notebook: DeMaio swings and... misses?
• School supervisor arrested on 25 molestation counts
• U-T Poll: DeMaio still leads, Fletcher surging
• U-T Poll: Pension initiative lead shrinks
• Seau’s relentless drive to succeed
• Chargers' deaths cast pall over charmed season
• Water board backers protest proposal
• Fletcher touts compromises, critics question principles
• Ex-boyfriend arrested in fatal Escondido stabbing
• Shootings, stabbings keep S.D. police busy this morning
• Standing in downtown for an unsophisticated home
• San Diego chefs fight to save foie gras
• San Diego vodka cashing in on violence?
• 911 call from girlfriend in Seau suicide released
• Amanda Petersen Receives Prestigious Award
• Pure Platinum's alcohol license suspended following undercover sting
• Robbery suspects arrested in Ramona
• 2 Harbor PD officers injured by laser
• Sunday closure on north state Route 163
• Encinitas broker was 'AzScam' convict
• Ron Paul rips DEA over San Diego case
• Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson lies about college degree
• Controlled burn in Miramar area
• Escondido teens arrested as burglary suspects
• Don't miss these show openings and closings this weekend!
• Others nabbed by DEA not yet charged
• Burglar sentenced for slashing cop
• Kehoe shelves abortion bill
• Cosmopolitan for Latinas: A call for Latina fashionistas, businesswomen and beauty insiders
• Mexican Scribe Javier Sicilia Brings Campaign for Peace to U.S.
• What’s the Soundtrack of Your Immigrant Culture?
• Dr. Campbell publishes article on "Grading practices" in National Magazine
• Seaus: ‘God is giving us the strength’
• The Winds of May Day: 2006-2012
• 150 years of Cinco de Mayo
• Imprisoned and ‘Irrelevant’
• Occupy protester gets jail time
• Colorado River Activism Grows
• UCSD Researchers to present the art and science of finding da Vinci’s lost art
• June Primary Voting Begins Monday
• Aun Se Necesitan trabajadores de Casillas Para Varias Areas
• 50th Anniversary of Mexican Medical Ministries May 5
• Reflexiones sobre cárceles y presos
• Tomando decisiones adecuadas
• SD Unified’s teachers of the year
• Community Notes:
• Calendar of Events:
• DA: Man used hammer to kill elderly woman
• No on PROP C – City of Chula Vista
• Vote Yes on Propostion 28
• Reaching the Finish Line
• Moral Authority,
• University Dance Company to Perform Faculty Choreographed Work
• Son rescues blind mother from Chula Vista blaze
• Overturned car on I-5 clogged traffic through Carmel Valley
• Sales Appreciation Day
• Prof Honored by President's Council on Fitness
• Setting the record straight on DUI stops in Escondido
• ¡ASK A MEXICAN!
• WeLead mentoring workshop offers unique opportunity for mothers and daughters
• Driver suspected of DUI in crash near Escondido
• Mission Bay greens and waters cleaned up
• Four hurt in possible drunken-driving crash in Miramar
• Guest book at Seau's house filled with tributes
• Rollie Ayers helped build up the YMCA in Encinitas
• Ron Paul speaking tonight at UCSD
• Top 7 Things To Do In San Diego This Week
• Top 7 Things To Do In North County This Week
• Taco shop robbed on El Cajon Blvd.
• Graduation with Friends
• Inside USD: USD Offers Many Ways to Experience Music
• Hockey Fights Cause for Concern, Preventable
• Mannion: Assisi Event Advances Dialogue
• How Would Private Gun Ownership in Mexico Impact Border Security?
• IGCC Summer Internships
• Man injured in South Bay hit-and-run
• ecoATM Attracts $17 Million in Second Round of Investments
• Eveoke Dance Theatre News - May 01, 2012
• Pursuit prompts brief I-5 shutdown
• War of words in controversial CIF case
• Man gets 19 years for sex trafficking
• Help sought to ID female bank robber
• Kony 2012 "Roadie House" draws complaints
• Seau funeral plans take shape
• Baby season in San Diego
• We were Seau's extended family
• Martin Paul Klitzner, Del Mar philanthropist dies at 67
• Camp Pendleton to provide explosive weekend
• South Bay bond manager's home raided
• Slaying suspect used to help victim, neighbor says
• County grand jury says jails secure
• OnStage Playhouse a perfect venue for “Grease”
• Peters wants to revisit port travel
• Mercy departs for goodwill mission after delay
• Peters first to air in congressional race
• Women in Business Symposium early bird ends next week
• Carnegie Mellon dean named UCSD's chancellor
• HUD releases March 2012 new home sales
• Seau autopsy confirms suicide
• Pendleton Marine to be buried at Arlington
• Deputy sheriffs back Fletcher for mayor
• Commandant honors two Pendleton Marines
• Bomb squad finds harmless junk outside dental office
• Hundreds jam-pack Cuvier Club to fight for La Jolla legacy
• Nature-inspired art returns to Torrey Pines
• Robber targets two women with children in car
• Muirlands ready to rock to save teachers
• Vargas aims to reduce pay for state board
• La Valencia unveils cool cocktails, tasty treats for 85th anniversary happy hours
• MOMIX mixes it up for Music Society dance series
• Teaching Tots
• Local arts produce jobs and revenue again
• Cause of death pending for depot Marine
• North Park gas station robbed
• Convicted child molester registers as Carlsbad resident
• Chemistry and Biochemistry Faculty Received Prestigious Awards
• History MA Students Get Accepted into Ph.D. Programs 2012-2013
• American Property: The Great Realtor Rip-Off
• International Students Help Women's Tennis Win First WCC Title
• Juliette Coupez, Mechanical Engineering Senior and Team Wins WCC Championship
• San Diego mourns loss of an icon
• Seau's former wife says she is 'lost' regarding his death
• Seau's former wife says she is 'lost' regarding his death
• Arrest in death of elderly Ramona woman
• Pure Platinum to lose liquor license
• Memorial honors slain officers
• Public invited to ship launch at NASSCO
• Seau becomes eighth member of '94 AFC championship team to die young
• Israeli official’s speech has UCSD students wary, conciliatory
• Roppongi goes to the girls
• La Jolla businesses serve up the spice for Cinco de Mayo
• CSU faculty members authorize strike call
• La Jolla events, May 3-10
• LJ Half Marathon races down the coast
• Abandoned DEA detainee seeks $20 million
• Jackets and scarves and layers, oh my!
• Twentynine Palms Marine base takes honors
• DeMaio goes after controversial retirement benefit
• “R-e-s-p-e-c-t, A Musical Celebration of Women” rocks it out at Lyceum
• Credit cards now a tax-paying option
• First-of-its-kind Navy warship arrives in San Diego
• DEA apologizes to student left in cell
• Cat’s Out of the Bag – News Coming Soon to Short Sales Near You
• Reaction to DEA: Sickening, horrifying, insane
• San Diego nabs seven spots on 2012 Top 200 Leading Moms in Business list
• Euclid Avenue drivers to get fewer lanes
• SD native, baseball player turned cop, killed in Mississippi
• Assemblyman Jones earns GOP promotion
• Former Chargers' great Seau found dead at home, suicide suspected
• Farewell Concert for Musical Theatre Students
• Science Educator Lauded for Student Achievement
• Teaching Gay Rights
• Social media responds to Seau's death
• CSUSM to graduate largest class in history
• False report brings law enforcement to Mar Vista High again
• News conference to be held on DMV bribery scheme
• Junior Seau, 43, takes his own life
• Trial set in same-sex marriage protest case
• Plaza de Panama Jacobs Plan B to be presented May 3
• Concert in the Park
• Former NBA trainer aims to inspire
• Cleveland forest plans boost roadless uses
• Romney to hold another fundraiser in San Diego
• POLS 494-02 Summer Course
• Conference Focuses on DNPs, Technology for Redesigning Healthcare
• Death of longtime dance studio owner probed
• UCSD names new health system CEO
• Mother’s Day inspires new generation of artists
• DEA statement: Thorough review promised
• UCSD ends community college transfer guarantee
• Man abandoned in DEA cell steps forward
• Local CIF billed $150,000 in QB case
• Causes of death released in yacht race crash
• Reminder about off leash dogs in San Diego parks
• PLNU to celebrate graduation Saturday
• Enemy attacks fall as Marines prepare for major drawdown
• Shake-up at Navy drug-screening lab in San Diego
• Saldaña endorses Filner after Peters demures
• Man shot near Oceanside High
• Report: Region’s fire risk ‘above normal’
• Two IB schools locked down in bomb scare
• California Western Alumni Gather in Washington, D.C., Las Vegas, and Palm Desert
• Grand jury takes on newsrack blight
• Woman's death investigated in Ramona
• San Diego grows nearly 1 percent, hand it to the babies
• SDPD officer killed in the line of duty honored
• Midway Drive reopened after gas line break
• NAWBO San Diego May seminar focuses on video and mobile marketing
• Working together to still stand ready to last in Chicano Park
• Vista Unified cuts to include sports, music, magnet schools
• CWSL hosts Meeting of Law School Diversity Professionals
• New details surface in Aegean tragedy
• May Day rallies bring out workers, occupiers, immigrants and teachers
• Book Examines Pension Crisis
• From Compact Scholar to Harvard
• Man wounds self while cleaning firearm
• Filner backs Peters for Congress
• Warship Independence arrives Wednesday
• Man stabbed in fight in San Ysidro
• Port won't change travel policy
• Apple: Treating customers as badly as Chinese workers
• 10 News: Heightened security at airport
• Students at 6 Cal State University campuses vow to go on hunger strikes
• DA: Officers justified in fatal shooting
• Two USD School of Law Alumni Presented Awards at Alumni Honors Gala
• TEDxSanDiegoChange 2012 with David Shirk
• New Children's Advocacy Institute Report
• Pedophile gets 24-year prison sentence
• One stabbed in teen altercation
• How the Navy shows ‘mercy’
• Political foes oppose proposed power plant
• Few takers for SD Unified board
• Eight displaced by Talmadge fire
• Few answers in sailboat race deaths
• Pension chief considered Kentucky post
• Leucadia fire quickly extinguished
• Man enters plea in killing of teen over drug deal
• Tri-City threatens removal for disordlerly board members
• Man convicted in 1995 fatal shooting
• Aubrey McClendon, CEO Chesapeake Energy, speaks out on energy independence
• Filner releases pension plan
• Del Mar schools chief to retire
• Students make history in Riverside
• Man gets prison for making pipe bombs
• Camp Pendleton Marine killed in Afghanistan
• DEA left forgotten suspect in custody for 5 days
• Sewer work affecting traffic on Harbor Drive
• Ex-coach to stand trial in sex case
• Pursuit ends but driver still at large
• Woman designers dominate San Diego ASID's May 19 home remodel tour
• Business Students Win Top Spot
• Science for Everyone
• Lavin, Payne to Receive Honorary Doctorates
• UCSD physicist donates $1 million to science center
• Countywide cleanup nets 5-gallon bucket of pickles
• Science Minded: Mentors play critical role
• Fight over birthday cake leads to three people being stabbed in City Heights
• Fight over birthday cake leads to three people being stabbed in City Heights
• Bullet train's low operating costs are 'elephant in room,' experts say
• USD to Honor Coinstar Executive
• Hockey Fights Cause for Concern, Preventable
• Pair of homeless men fight over peanut butter and jelly sandwich, one arrest
• Pair of homeless men fight over peanut butter and jelly sandwich, one arrest
• “Topdog/Under Dog” saving the best for last at Ion
• “Topdog/Under Dog” saving the best for last at Ion
• Motorcyclist collides with van in Escondido
• Another milestone: Tijuana Xolos make playoffs
• Car crashes into Kearny Mesa credit union
• SD Unified rolls out iPads in a big way
• Boy airlifted from Three Sisters Falls
• Main break on Morena Boulevard leaves some without water
• Transplant trio finish La Jolla Half Marathon
• How April 29-May 5 made San Diego history
• Government contracts fueled DeMaio’s business success
• Water pipeline dreams revived in the desert
• Three man stabbed at City Heights party
• Three yacht racers dead, one missing near Coronado Islands
• 4 dead in Newport-Ensenada race, including Aegean's Theo Mavromatis
• San Diego man arrested after trying to sacrifice son at area cemetery
• Man stabbed at Lincoln Park party
• Kimmel to Obama: 'What's with the marijuana crackdown?'
• Woman saves child from sacrifice in cemetery
• Thousands lend a 'helping hand' countywide
• Father allegedly cuts son's face with knife
• Deputies led on North County car chase
• Candidates increasingly pressed to release taxes
• Political Notebook: Do Boehner odds make Bilbray odd man out?
• The U.S.'s final day in Vietnam
• Heroes at Home: Advice for deployments
• Stream of veterans challenges region to respond
• What says San Diego for a Navy ship?
• San Diego man charged in copper theft scheme
• Man shot in Normal Heights
• Bakersfield Launches new Undergraduate Teacher Education Program
• Certain government reserve funds overflow
• NFL Draft: Chargers loading up on defensive picks, take Reyes and Taylor
• Transient stabbed in fight over PBJ sandwich
• Pot dispensary worker stabbed
• Chargers focus on defense by selecting Reyes, Taylor on second day of NFL Draft
• Puppy thrown, killed, in domestic violence incident
• Local students win 'lottery for education'
• Female pursuit suspect arrested after hitting pedestrian
• Lightner in fight to keep seat on Council
• Sheriff says jails almost full
• Perez, Lopez have some explaining to do in death of Brittany Killgore
• Two pet ducklings abandoned at Lake Murray in San Diego
• Mom thanks road crew for life-saving help after crash
• New hearts inspire trio to run half marathon
• Letters: San Diego mayoral race
• San Diego-based sailor killed in Afghanistan
• KPBS Friday Roundtable - April 27
• Water agency offers conservation resources
• Grilled to Perfection
• It takes a village…
• Robert Castaneda for Chula Vista City Council
• AP course credit was for sale at Mira Mesa
• The Politics of the Drug War in Mexico
• When Did Immigrants Become the Enemy?
• El amor de los hispanos por el trabajo duro
• AZ cop sues over run-in with San Diego police
• How Mississippi’s Black/Brown Strategy Beat the South’s Anti-Immigrant Wave
• Banamex USA abre nueva sucursal en Otay Mesa
• UC San Diego’s Mexico Moving Forward Celebrates Prospects of Prosperity
• Padilla Bill to Comply California with Federal Voting Rights Act
• Presentó Desfile de Modas Universidad de las Californias en Casa de la Cultura
• ‘Father of Chicano Theater’ to Speak at CSUSM
• Beth Burns Honored
• YWCA Honors Adult School Lead Principal
• Road rage crash ends at police station
• ¡A disfrutar del verano!
• Una Decisión Sabia a Realizar: Reducir la exposición al humo de segunda mano en Centros de Salud
• Community Notes:
• Feliz Cumpleaños
• Car with blown tire crashes into home
• Commencement 2012
• Grand jury says roads going from bad to worse
• Iraq war veteran gets free house
• Could Mitt Romney choose a Hispanic as a Vice President running mate?
• Fletcher’s absence on key bill earns rebuke
• No new trial for convicted molester
• Purgatorio de Rubio
• The Pentagon Budget
• Cigarette in bed sparks Clairemont fire
• Lemon Grove main street getting more village building work
• Top 7 Things To Do In North County This Week
• Fugitive surrenders after SWAT standoff
• Top 7 Things To Do In San Diego This Week
• Coast Guard suspends racing outside Bay after five killed during Farllons race
• A Grand Finale
• EconoMeter: Should We Cap Interest Rates on Student Loans?
• Students Make a Splash with Science
• USD Symposium to Benefit Homeless Youth
• Marrow donors sought at Mira Mesa fire station open house
• Canyoneer Hikes Weekend of April 28, 2012
• Meet An Astronaut And Kids Free At The San Diego Air And Space Museum's Ninth Annual Space Day
• Navy pilot who killed three had high blood-alcohol level
• DA honors four courageous citizens
• Chargers waiting game pays off as team drafts Melvin Ingram with 18th pick
• This job is "fun?"
• ‘Stars’ winner found hope helping others
• NFL Draft: Chargers select South Carolina defensive end Ingram
• Brown moves to protect labor-friendly contracts
• Kids join parents at work
• Brother wants court to call him innocent in sister’s death
• Teen to stand trial in fatal crash
• Another contractor pleads out in corruption probe
• Robbers target Encinitas woman in her 80s
• Video footage in airport flap "inconclusive"
• Sewage warning expands to Silver Strand
• UCAN settlement would allow group to go on
• ITU World Triathlon organizers to host community Q&A forum May 2
• Family, friends mourn loss of SDSU student
• Woman killed in I-805 crash identified
• Boundary commission to discuss sewage problems
• Vargas blocks abortion bill
• Cirque du Soleil Deal for SDSU
• Student Earns Environment Scholarship
• Aztecs Shine in Classroom
• Athletics Video Guru Honored
• Iguana meat smuggler gets two years in prison
• Chicano theater pioneer to speak at CSUSM
• Hunter: More 'transparency' needed on new ship
• Big names — and bigger art — come through the village
• New facts disclosed in Marine wife’s killing
• Volunteers set to scour waterways in 10th annual Creek to Bay Cleanup
• In Memoriam: Leslie Gail Herrmann
• SeaWorld cans plastic bags nationwide
• Chocolate Might Keep Doctor Away
• Curiel clears Senate hurdle
• Fifty scientists protest NASA climate change claims
• Couple arrested in Escondido after fight with roommates
• 2,321 Earth-Like Planets and Counting
• NFL Draft: What's the call for the Chargers?
• Suspected DUI driver arrested after high-speed crash
• Power outage in some parts of northern San Diego
• Drop off your unused, unwanted meds
• Bicyclist struck by vehicle on Texas Street
• Death Penalty is Not Justice
• Inside USD: Chemistry Students Find Formula for Success
• Poll: Voters lukewarm to Brown’s tax, school policies
• Coronado murder victims were gunned down one at a time, jealousy likely motive
• Solana Beach bans plastic bags
• 2012 NFL Draft: Chargers offensive line a concern, but not a priority
• Ron Paul to speak at UCSD
• San Diego's credit rating jumps
• Beach and bay events, April 27-May 20
• An open ‘Thank you!’ from the MB Woman’s Club
• Quick Hits
• SDCNG, daily-deal site partnering to serve up discounts to readers
• La Jolla makes its mark on modern art
• ACLU video on privacy erosion goes viral
• Walmart wins another round
• Enjoy Arbor Day in San Diego
• Book signing for ‘Gypped’ will proceed despite concerns
• TSA defends pat-down of 4-year-old at Kan. airport
• New California Western law dean named
• Bank robber sentenced to 15 years in prison
• Man, 95, says $300 swiped at airport screening
• Passenger in stolen car killed during pursuit
• May SCORE Women's Breakfast features business law program
• Teens arrested after purse-snatch struggle
• PLNU Hosts Special Olympics Track Meet
• Two million gallons of sewage hit TJ River — again
• BIDs go on another year
• Chelsea King's family joins criticism of Saldaña
• Academic League teams face off
• Coronado Navy pilot murder-suicide findings released
• Fund set up for teen who died in fiery crash
• Free children's books on Saturday
• Tea Party Marine thrown out of military
• Fraternity where student died suspended
• Hydorn sentencing delayed to May
• County crime levels reach new 30-year lows
• Fatal crash victim was from Vista
• Arrest made in escape of Escondido double-murder suspect
• Five rescued from SUV dangling over side of freeway
• Armed robbery at gas station
• Professor Frank Partnoy Interviewed on Frontline
• Prendergast: How to Catch Kony in 2012
• Probation officer met teen girl in hotel room
• 2012 NFL Draft: Chargers still trying to fill nine-year void at strong safety
• April Madness! Top-Achieving High Schools Meet Next Week For 2012 S.D. County Academic League Championship
• Space 4 Art Curators Launch Ambitious Online Fundraiser
• Second arrest made in murder of Brittany Killgore, bondage sites examined
• Marines prepare to open combat jobs to women
• SD Unified votes for layoffs
• Mayoral candidates joust over tax returns
• Push to name Navy ship for slain gay activist
• Kehoe’s narrowed abortion bill advances
• UCSD to hold forum on Mexican economy
• False gun report prompts Vista HS lockdown
• Husband on trial in wife's car bombing
• Bill to cap state pay dies in committee
• Dispute erupts over ancient human remains found at UCSD
• The Casbah, local venue, global talent
• Marine arrested in Killgore slaying
• Student Budget Forum May 3
• Friendship Badge a hard sell in “Brownie Points” at Lamb’s Players Theatre
• Haditha Marines facing discharge still in limbo
• Marine who died in barracks was from Phoenix
• Medal of Honor recipient speaks tonight in Coronado
• One-time San Diegan among dead in Black Hawk crash
• Suspect held in Vista before crime reported
• Man arrested after fight at Grantville hospital
• PSFA Dean Jumps at Golden Opportunity
• GreenFest Goes Live
• Norma Fields Retires
• Long-running columnist an ‘elemental force’ in Jewish community
• Driver in fatal SR 76 crash was in stolen pickup
• Border-death documentary helps launch national campaign
• Gaia author James Lovelock recants on global warming
• Peeping Tom spotted at Serra Mesa apartment complex
• Surfing Madonna loses round in Capitol
• 'Suicide kit' saleslady in court Thursday
• Watchdog group: Cancel half of Navy's littoral ship program
• Sketch of man who attacked Escondido woman
• Manuscript by Steve Mills
• Creative Collaborations Participants Research on Latin American Topics
• Three Chemistry and Biochemistry Majors were Recently Elected to Phi Beta Kappa
• Stranded hiker rescued by helicopter crew
• Victim's mom recalls sleeping on son's grave
• San Diego High Schools Will Compete In Annual Globe Honors Competition
• 2012 NFL Draft: Chargers continue annual quest for pass rush
• Should California repeal the death penalty? voters to decide in November
• Pension dispute dominates mayoral debate
• Border-death documentary helps launch national campaign
• ‘Fat cat’ state pay targeted by bill
• Dolphin dies in Encinitas despite rescue effort
• Probe continues into fraternity house death
• Marine officials prep local troops for drawdown
• Vargas grooming bill approved
• San Diego Unified goes rogue – again
• Letters: legalizing marijuana
• Camp Pendleton Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Lawyer says priest pleaded guilty to end case
• Trial ordered in fatal pit bull attack
• Essay on human dignity, entitlement, and totalitarianism
• San Diego fireworks bill advances
• Judge rules in favor of Madison High QB
• Family awaiting answers in Iraqi-American's slaying
• Capt. James Cahill; Coronado dentist and civic leader; helped start ROTC at Coronado High School
• SDSU Recruits Best and Brightest
• Network With NAWBO at Little Italy's newest art gallery
• Local Walmart project prevails in court
• Marine found dead in barracks
• Opera Theater Presents 'Opera Arias'
• A Nose for Trouble
• Aztec Debate Makes its Mark in 2012
• Pregnancy Guide for Impatient Women
• Rady school gets grant for online platform
• Voters to consider banning death penalty
• Undocumented immigrant arrested in ID theft
• PLNU Named a San Diego Recycler of the Year
• Four stabbed during fight in Vista
• Man robs La Jolla liquor store
• SBA Hosts First Annual Student Leadership Breakfast
• Ching Wins Second Straight WCC Player of Year Award
• The Second Annual 'Great Cloth Diaper Change' Attempts To Break World Record and Change Minds
• Entrepreneurs To Eat Problems For Breakfast In San Diego
• World Book Night sheds light on reading
• Chargers to face familiar foes, NFC South in 2012
• Glenn Beck talks politics, religion in La Mesa
• Letters: death penalty, vocational education
• Visitors to EarthFair find plenty of things to save
• How April 22-28 made San Diego history
• Museum of Man retooling itself for the 21st century
• Bugs and worms steal spotlight in wetland restoration
• Interstate 5 car crash causes fatality, fire
• San Diego Roman Catholic priest gets probation for groping 19-year-old female
• Three men shot outside Lemon Grove party
• State Route 78 closure extended into Sunday
• Bullets riddle vehicle in Chollas View shooting
• Pizza delivery driver robbed in City Heights
• Out of California, the great middle class exodus
• Police find robbery suspect, crash a patrol car
• Child's snakebite has parents racing
• Vista Subway shop robbed at gunpoint
• 204 miles later, relay racers celebrate
• San Diego deputy gets home detention
• Fallbrook bank robbery suspect arrested
• Rolando beauty supply store robbed
• A soldier's long march back from hell
• Police search for missing man
• House may hold clues to Marine wife’s death
• Market for unmanned aircraft called strong
• Navy mayor: San Diego key to Pacific strategy
• Heroes at Home: How to avoid being scammed
• Fletcher’s Iraq firefight led to sense of purpose
• Do young adults still want to save the world?
• Man stabbed at Alpine hotel
• Deputies arrest 11 during trolley sweep
• Political Notebook: Send us your campaign mailers
• Man robs East Village bank
• Elderly woman attacked in Escondido home
• Law-enforcement 'foot pursuit' in Death Valley
• Teen boy with gun arrested on campus
• Stolen vehicle crashes; 3 arrested
• Judge criticizes local CIF in quarterback case
• SDSU frat boy dead, foul play not suspected
• Invisible Children launches local service event
• Priest gets probation for groping woman
• Is school district push for political action illegal?
• Secretly photographing females lands man in prison
• Ex-Navy SEAL: Vets need challenge not charity
• Fallbrook home searched in Marine wife case
• Lemon Grove VFW post renamed for fallen Navy SEAL
• Suspect surrenders in Lake Murray SWAT
• Letters: bonus declined, teachers march
• Letters: S.D. employee pensions
• Peters targets Saldaña for not supporting Chelsea’s Law
• O’Farrell Community School Students Create One of the World’s Largest Domino Portraits in Honor of Cesar Chavez
• Lowriding suavecito through Chicano Park
• Los lowriders andan suavecito por Chicano Park
• Veteran businessman to lecture at CSUSM
• E-waste, recycling awards and roadside trash
• 6th Annual Conference of Progressive Raza Educators Resolves to Defend Chicano/Raza Studies and the Right to Self-Determination
• Graciela’s Laugh: A True Story
• Ciudad Juarez’s Revolutionary Jewel
• De Lo Perdido…
• Fight over Kehoe abortion bill escalates
• Ganó Premio Internacional en Francia el Documental “Tierra Brillante”
• Fiesta de las Estrellas Celebrates Student ‘Stars’ and Community Leader Sal Saucedo
• Latino Success Key to College Completion Goal, Report Says
• Project New Village and ECC to Host 12th Annual Community Tribute to Cesar E. Chavez Featuring a “Day of Dialogue”
• Por qué nos interesa combatir el desánimo y el pesimismo
• SD sailors, Marines linked to Secret Service scandal
• City promoted PIO's speaker business
• Pregunta, escucha, aprende
• Los Latinos y el Sistema Legal de Estados Unidos
• Local viewing for documentary on Taser death at border
• Community Notes:
• Two birth control bills that will provide for early and safe care
• Trayvon Martin: An Unnecessary Death
• Latin America breaks rank with U.S. over war on drugs
• Latino Power
• Mother gets reports in boy's mansion death
• A History Lesson: Barrio for Sale
• Firefighters arraigned in robbery case
• Fire damages City Heights apartment
• Raising funds to send kids to sixth-grade camp
• SDSU student found dead was a fraternity leader
• Information on San Diego's Earth Fair 2012
• School shooter gets lengthy prison term
• Statement Regarding Student Death
• Farmers Market demolition site set to have dueling protests
• Pride, Prejudice and Reflections captured at Diversionary
• Skateboarder injured, driver arrested
• PLNU Faculty and Students Speak at Peace and Justice Summit
• Top 7 Things To Do In North County This Week
• Top 7 Things To Do In San Diego This Week
• Dalai Lama Shares Compassion
• Author captures unseen side of San Diego
• 24 Hours in El Zonte, El Salvador
• Eric Pierson, PhD, to moderate panel at this year's Ebertfest
• Dalai Lama Visits San Diego
• Peace Practitioner John Prendergast Visits USD Campus
• Senior's Art Thesis Project Draws Attentions and Viewers
• Tip leads to trolley sexual-assault suspect
• Canyoneer Hikes Weekend of April 21, 2012
• Children of All Backgrounds Thrive at Cuyamaca Outdoor School, As this Week’s Kids from Bonsall, Monarch, Pershing Illustrate
• Search continues for Poway sexual assault suspect
• DeMaio and Fletcher heat up mayoral debate
• Amid war, Marines give girl new hope
• Lacking Vargas, televised debate canceled
• Seeking traces of the Dalai Lama
• PIO gets lifetime benefits from fire agency
• Navy moves to oust 2 Haditha Marines
• Just across the border: Treasures of Tecate
• This weekend in San Diego Nature April 20-22, 2012
• This weekend in San Diego Nature April 20-22, 2012
• ‘Stay the course’ a (rail) road to ruin
• CSUSM student elections rescheduled
• Information available for grandparents raising children
• Tale of science over traffic ticket debunked
• Sketch of man released in Poway sexual assault
• Arrest made in DUI crash
• Carlsbad man shoots at burglar
• Retiree health care changes to save $802 million
• Scripps Participates in National Prescription Drug Take Back
• Cleaning the San Diego downtown stopping places
• Bring home the goats
• Criminals beware: Bird Rock neighbors ramp up vigilance for safety
• Annual Taste of the Triangle readies to feed hungry mouths, UC schools
• Early OK for SD County redistricting reform
• Cyclist ID'd in College Area crash
• Man identified in Route 78 crash
• Braving the deep in the name of ocean exploration
• Dalai Lama issues farewell challenge to SD
• Vargas threatens to duck another debate
• Walmart, Farmers Market demolition draw criticism
• Marine wife slaying suspect enters plea
• VA to add 1,600 mental health workers as wars end
• Dalai Lama draws crowds to SDSU
• Convenience store clerk stabbed during robbery
• New video in border death of Anastasio Hernandez
• 2 accused of selling pot to Santee teens
• USD School of Law CAI Report: States Continue to Restrict Public Scrutiny of Child Protection Programs
• Man falls 40 feet near waterfall
• The Dalai Lama wears many hats
• Calif. scientist uses physics to dodge ticket
• Brittany Killgore's body identified, was she part of sex ring?
• Brittany Killgore's body identified, was she part of sex ring?
• Bicyclist dies after being hit by SUV
• Community dialog: casinos, Hedgecock, drugs and more
• SDG&E avoids shutdown of Powerlink construction
• SD city, school officials pledge to work together
• Benefits boost derailed for MTS chief
• Man tries to carry ammunition on plane
• Teachers appeal pink slips
• Coastal drug, human smuggling attempts keep agencies busy
• Mayoral candidates prep for first TV debate
• Lack of fresh candidates eyeing board seats leaves vacancies, shoo-ins for local incumbents
• Targeting Cancer
• Earth Day 2012: A roundup of La Jolla events and stories celebrating being green
• Wheels in motion to establish a Point Loma community bike park
• Blood drive for Point Loma Little Leaguer, 12, suffering from rare disorder
• 79th District candidates tell messages on opportunity for everyone
• Lawmakers reject pet teeth cleaning bill
• Congratulations to our LibQual+ Prize Winners!
• Be Smart About Medication Storage and Disposal
• Anderson, Vargas team to cap state pay
• 1 puppy dies in house fire; 4 survive
• Odds of arrest not in bank robber's favor
• Dole out the revenues now in hand
• Dalai Lama dilemma: Whatever to eat?
• Celebrating Diversity
• Faith and reason: the Dalai Lama at UC San Diego
• Probe: Official inflated SAT scores on his own
• CVS agrees to pay big fine in dumping case
• Late start for Dalai Lama's appearance
• 500 Hoover students stage sit-in
• Inspired Ideas to Change Up Your Chicken Dishes
• Border Patrol: weapons, cash, drug seizures up
• Boyfriend stabbed; ex-boyfriend arrested
• Ramona house fire extinguished
• Watch the live video feed of the Dalai Lama
• Lawmakers drop push to halt call-box tax
• Marine tied to woman's murder enters plea
• Robber waves pistol, shouts obscenities
• Stabbing outside City Heights restaurant
• SDG&E warned on helicopter safety
• Chargers 2012 schedule features five primetime meetings
• Chargers 2012 schedule features five primetime meetings
• Dalai Lama arrives to rock star greeting
• San Miguel Fire District meeting provides clarity, but questions remain
• Twentynine Palms battalion changes hands
• False arrest leads to $100,000 settlement
• Arrest made in murder of Brittany Killgore, not who you thought it was
• UCSD studies HIV prevention drug
• School cuts on the minds of retiring superintendents
• Ripples from Walden Pond is an experience not to be missed
• Panel approves Vargas sex abuse bill
• Mayor promises savings from tech outsourcing
• Dalai Lama at SDSU April 19
• Heal Thyself
• Mother sentenced in baby death case
• Official search suspended for lost desert hiker
• No SDSU parking for Dalai Lama's visit
• Brothers charged in double shooting
• UC, UCSD out-of-state admissions spike
• San Salvador project attracts attention at landmark site
• Valencia Park slaying remains unsolved
• Death penalty streamlining stalls
• Homicide arrest made in Marine wife's disappearance
• Pentagon names Navy's next 'air boss'
• Preventing company trouble opportunities
• Married couple killed in Bonsall crash ID’d
• Newt Gingrich bitten by penguin — not here
• Mosque leader identified from fatal crash into bus
• Man stabbed in Mira Mesa park
• Five appeal landmark SD Bay cleanup plan
• Luncheon Honors Chavez, Supports Students
• Cash taken in 3 San Diego robberies
• Bank robber escapes in green car
• Report: Too much secrecy in child abuse deaths
• USD Alumni lauded with San Diego County Bar Association Service Awards
• Reaseach Assistant Professor Lobel
• International Food, Fashion and Culture at USD
• Dalai Lama Here Today - And Why We Care
• Issa zeros in on bullet train
• Woman sexually assaulted in Poway
• Search continues for Brittany Killgore, missing Marine's wife
• Some ideas in audits languish at city
• Man burned, cat dies in house fire
• Dalai Lama here Tuesday - and why we care
• 'Navy Mayor' speaks to City Council
• Tax rallies foreshadow election battle
• MTS board member opposes boost for CEO
• UC San Diego presents the Baldwin New Play Festival 2012 April 18 – 28
• Fletcher-GOP feud still going strong
• Clairemont canyon fire out
• Bill to defend pension officer's firing: $127,000
• Otay Water District Seeks Applicants for Vacancy on Board of Directors
• Pacific Highlands Ranch close to end of wait on park
• Border Patrol agents swoop in on panga boat, undocumented immigrants in OB
• CSU faculty vote on possible strike
• State's short-term water supplies improve
• Border Patrol agent charged with abuse
• Reward doubles in pregnant teen’s slaying
• SANDAG looking to hear from San Diegans
• Door open on Padres' change to agreement on use of Petco Park
• Science Prof Earns Int'l. Honors
• SDSU to Host Climate Change Talks
• Public Health Students Kick Butts Off Campus
• Hearing delayed for boy charged with murder
• Democracy Now! Reports on Firing of Banned Mexican American Studies Director
• Family escapes burning East County home
• Suspected DUI driver goes on wild ride
• Student-Led Sustainability
• The Mystery of 'Monty'
• Arrested Marine linked to missing Fallbrook woman
• Undocumented immigrants nabbed in Ocean Beach
• Science Minded: Dissertation comes slowly into focus
• Inside USD: Team Problem Solvers
• Karmic Reminder: Dalai Lama is Here this Week
• The Goldwater Scholarship Tradition Continues
• School Records Fall As CSU San Marcos Shows Its Athleticism
• School Records Fall As CSU San Marcos Shows Its Athleticism
• Female pedestrian critically injured in Lakeside collision
• Rare Leopards Pounce Onto The Scene At San Diego Zoo
• San Diego Zoo Safari Park Celebrates History of Conservation With 40th Birthday Activities
• Commemorating stories of darkness with light
• South Bay emails made escort joke
• Injured U.S. climber airlifted to safety in Baja California
• Sportfishers look to reel in new fans
• Spring Valley apartment manager shot during argument
• Girl airlifted to hospital after 25-foot-fall
• Art appreciation blooms at “Art Alive”
• Two killed in North County car crash
• How April 15-21 made San Diego history
• Sewage spill closes Silver Strand shoreline
• Danon pressed on whether campaigning on public payroll
• Tony Hawk plays global game of hide and seek
• Car crash causes Spring Valley power outage
• Shooting in Sherman Heights hospitalizes one
• Driver pins two pedestrians in San Diego alley
• Someone in San Diego holding Mega Millions winner of about $520K
• Driver crashes into pole on Imperial Avenue
• Bilbray uses bill to stop delay on building elementary school
• Carlsbad man victim twice in one day
• DUI crash suspect rescues victim from flames
• Singing in the rain at the bay
• High low energy decks take up space at expanding airport
• Best places for recreational fishing in San Diego
• Mega Millions ticket sold in San Diego worth $520,000
• Karmic reminder: Dalai Lama is here this week
• School board snub fired Filner up for politics
• Political Notebook: Job offers, no takers
• Military law expert: Stein has no case
• Heroes at Home: Ways to encourage troops
• Drill instructors are brothers in arms
• ‘Geeks’ become military’s new warriors
• Police investigate attempted ATM theft
• Man robs Subway restaurant in San Ysidro
• Police investigating pair of robberies at U.S. Bank branches
• Woman accused of hitting man with wrench
• Security guard robbed at knifepoint in La Mesa
• Home invasion robbery under investigation
• Fatal accident on University Avenue
• Talky “This” is of soap opera proportions
• Rain, heavy winds pounding San Diego into the weekend
• Sharp declines in cross-border giving
• This weekend in San Diego Nature April 13-15
• This weekend in San Diego Nature April 13-15
• Psychologist charged in bogus doc scheme
• Filner’s pension plan still MIA
• Police warn of Rancho Bernardo prowler
• Reader owner bankrolls pro-life Democrat
• Hundreds of substitute teachers needed next week
• Ranch hand sentenced in Jamul murder
• Marine on drunken bender to be tried for murder
• Dr. Kimberly Hogelucht is Honored With a 2012 ACBSP Teaching Excellence Award
• Man impaled in fall onto metal stake
• Earth Day turns into month of events
• Untitled
• A Sense of “Despair” Hangs Over Community College Campus
• Cops: Barrio Logan sex assault claim false
• Escondido fatal shooting: Accident or murder?
• Latinos Praise Fed Hate Crime Investigations
• Zimmerman Case Ignites Dialogue on Latino Racial Identity
• Board Names New School After Fallen DEA Agent, Inspiration for Red Ribbon Week
• Mexican Candidates Blast the Airwaves, Stir up the Social Networks
• With allies stripped of their legal licenses, Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s days of free reign have ended
• Los hispanos sí somos racistas
• Impulsan la Cultura Promoviendo Programas de Lectura en Tijuana
• Rick Najera & the ICU: Intensive Comedy Unit
• Brazen appliance thieves breeze past owner
• New Service Helps Travelers Brave Long Wait Times at U.S. Border Crossings
• Special education teacher makes her classroom an arena for social justice
• Judge won't block Tea Party Marine's discharge
• ¿Y de la Salmonela qué?
• La Cara Humana
• Community Notes:
• California Supreme Court gives final say on unused meal breaks
• Teachers, students protest layoffs
• NIH Tabs SDSU Expert for Lecture
• Autism Focus of Film Festival
• Boy, 16, enters plea in crash that killed two
• Ozzie Guillen and Free Speech
• America’s Public Schools: Still Unequal and Unjust
• Compañero de Romney
• Time to Demand Change
• Flasher who targeted teen girls pleads guilty
• Fair Pay Still Exclusive for Working Mothers
• UCSD agrees to racial harassment prevention efforts
• SD moving to name Harvey Milk Street
• 10News: No decision on Hillcrest Pride flag
• Men trade blows with baton, shovel
• Arson suspected in La Mesa SUV blaze
• One woman's open letter to Ann Romney and Hilary Rosen
• Top 7 Things To Do In North County This Week
• Top 7 Things To Do In San Diego This Week
• Summit of the Americas Should Address Conflict in Colombia
• Man bails after high-speed chase
• 19 years later, vigil honors slain boys
• San Diego Fertility Clinic Hosts National Infertility Awareness Week Events
• Body found in vehicle on college campus
• Public health exec almost tops state list
• Fletcher boosted by poll, jousts with opponents over transparency
• Caregiver sentenced in elder abuse case
• Man found shot in alley dies at hospital
• Marines pay tribute to the dead
• Man commits lewd act in front of children
• Mayor turns out balanced budget
• Not guilty plea in deadly crash
• New gun goes off by accident, friend wounded
• Molestation suspect caught by traffic stop
• Major sewage spill fouls South County
• In Memoriam: Clare 'Bud' McKanna
• A hotel health guarantee
• Artistic, culinary masters craft an unforgettable evening out
• Santee crash to lead to new brake systems?
• This Weekend: Special evening exhibitions illuminate Balboa Park
• Challengers assail Bilbray over women's issues
• Assembly passes Atkins measure
• Celebrate the spring harvest at Roppongi
• CIVICreport: La Jolla Community Planning Association, April 5
• Flash mob mobs Bishop's
• Photo Travelers Club reveals the world
• Crystal Harris to Judge Gregory Pollack: I won't be a rape victim, twice
• South Park creators poke fun at San Diego
• Gas line break prompts Hillcrest road closure
• Duo sought in La Mesa armed robbery
• Vargas delays grooming bill for rewrite
• Career Camp for Teens
• Students Win at National Research Conference
• Second driver arrested in fatal teen wreck
• SD school board candidates to square off
• Schools may have to repay cafeteria money
• Pedestrian killed in Pacific Beach identified
• Poll: Fletcher pulls into second place
• Jury deadlocks in freeway shooting case
• Missing 85-year-old woman found safe
• George Zimmerman's website hit counter reveals much
• Search continues for missing elderly Poway woman
• Alumni Updates: From USD to UCLA and Stanford
• SDSU party expenses: Drag show at Lips and more
• UCSD party details: Cream puffs, barquettes and Absolut
• As tuition rose, so did university holiday parties
• Public's help sought to find missing Poway woman
• Reward offered in Escondido killing
• Clairemont house fire causes $450,000 damage
• San Diegans react to Trayvon Martin case
• Dumanis backed by all five county supes
• Industrial accident in El Cajon
• Baby whale seen in Mission Beach shoreline
• Mayor pitches balanced budget
• No injuries in Carlsbad hazmat incident
• Vision of vibrant new oceanfront boardwalk beginning to sharpen
• Border Patrol agents battle more coastal drug, human smuggling tries
• Taking pride in Pacific Beach
• Program concentrates on distracted drivers
• Man accused of fighting police to stand trial
• Baseball season kicks off in La Jolla
• Letter to the Editor
• School board backs off career-tech requirement
• Capt. Arthur Dominy, Navy chaplain based at Camp Pendleton; served in three wars
• Fallen Marines remembered
• Local tax time specials and relief
• 2012 Commencement
• 2012 bonds to prevent capital project funding shortages
• WITI forum focuses on funding challenges for women-owned businesses
• The unreal George Zimmerman; other George Zimmerman website
• Body of missing kayaker found south of San Felipe
• Otay SR-905 landscaping plan stays level
• 4 teens arrested in stabbing, robbery attempt
• New Jersey Governor Chris Christie speaks on pro-growth policy
• Hueso F&G reforms advance
• Guard talks of stopping rape attempt near cop headquarters
• Sanders: City budget will expand services
• Jazz It Up
• Quest for the Best 2012
• Moores could get more in another sale of San Diego Padres
• Hiker still missing in Anza-Borrego
• Is San Diego an Energy Star?
• Lost teen with autism found at La Mesa trolley stop
• Accidents mount as rain falls on morning commute
• $1 Million warrant out for arrest of 21-year-old alleged murderer
• Fire damages Clairemont house
• Clerk recognizes attempted robber
• USD alum tries to halt drag show
• SDSU student named for Panetta Institute internship
• Parolee convicted of rape
• Supervisorial candidates trade barbs in first debate
• La Mesa, El Cajon to get armored vehicle
• Lawmakers debate foie gras, other animal measures
• Arizona murder suspect nabbed in San Diego
• Vargas’ CARFAX bill rejected
• Port appeals bay cleanup order
• Council and Mayor take their places for redevelopment project approvals
• Did border agent’s Taser spark deadly fire?
• Train death ruled accidental
• $1.2m awarded to local breast health groups
• About the SDSU NewsCenter Redesign
• New Pap Guidelines: Is The Annual Exam Gone?
• Networks Against Disease
• Saving the San Diego waters
• Attorney asks for new probes into Coronado hanging
• Police issue sketch of Oceanside shooter
• April 2012 - Parent E-Newsletter
• Met rejects SD plan, sets higher water rates
• Drugs, guns, plane found underground near Mexicali
• Intrepid Shakespeare Company’s The Turn of the Screw a ghostly yarn
• Job fair for veterans and military held Wednesday
• Man stabbed in botched robbery
• Search on for missing desert hiker
• Julie-Ann Kelso to Retire After 25 Years
• Tea Party Marine talks about new court hearing
• Domestic violence-prevention fair at SDSU
• Man dies after jump from overpass
• Honors Student Selected for Prestigious Internship
• San Ysidro parking cashier robbed
• Will the Bank of America Program Cure the Housing Hangover?
• Man shot in head in Paradise Hills alley
• Felony DUI arrest follows parking accident
• Assistant Professor Tim Clark Wins National Science Foundation Award
• The 'Big Read' Resumes at USD
• USD Wins Neighborhood Reunion
• Sexual assault reported in Barrio Logan
• Fire near Shelter Valley burns 10 acres
• Electronic Dance Music (EDM) on April 21 @ 4th and B Nightclub [event]
• Project Veritas exposes voter fraud
• Baja beaches packed for Holy Week
• Oceanside house damaged in fire
• U.S. says beware of ads placed by drug traffickers
• Navy's Independence sets course for San Diego
• $75M approved for road repairs, more wanted
• Chargers stadium week in review: Must read
• Scott Allison Gift Supports Public Relations Program
• Joining the work roll call
• World Premiere "Nobody Loves You" comes to the Old Globe Theatre
• Hunt for boyfriend in pregnant teen's death continues
• State borrowing from schools is adding up
• Teen crash victim awakens from coma
• Torrey Highlands homes add to affordable housing
• Jury deliberates freeway shooting case
• McDonald’s fundraiser honors slain officer
• A Night of Jazz
• Elten Schiller, longtime Padres senior VP, was an innovator
• Watercolorist Georgeanna Lipe opened La Jolla gallery to champion local artists
• Police: Man surrenders after attack on father
• More Than Kid Lit
• Police investigate sex assault at trolley stop
• Science Minded: Marine collector finds it all
• Local Marines killed in Afghanistan
• Increasing Climate Change Literacy
• Dr. Steven Dowdy Seminar Video
• USD Scientist Getting The Word Out On Global Warming
• Founders Chapel: Part of USD Fabric, Family
• Scholarships: 'Passport' to Academics, Research
• Woman stabbed at horse camp
• Car hits woman in Pacific Beach
• Landfill fire investigated for arson
• Fire damages U-Haul trucks
• EarthFair 2012
• Diversionary hosts Panel Discussion 'Being Proud:Then and Now'
• A community celebrates Easter
• Unified must dip into reserves for childhood program
• Neighbors, firefighters help fire victim
• Small fire reported in Mission Valley
• Escondido fire displaces residents
• Report: Train strikes pedestrian
• Hiker rescued from cliffs at Torrey Pines
• Moores to retain control of Padres, paves way for approval of Fox Sports TV deal
• 'Guardian' scholarships provide for former foster kids
• Motorcyclist from San Diego identified
• A big week in San Diego Padres history
• Park to honor boys slain in 1993
• Two injured in drive-up shooting
• Charles Manson wants out of jail, good luck on that one
• Suspected shooter of pregnant girlfriend identified
• Moped struck, automobile driver flees
• Five wounded in Logan Heights driveby
• Woman dies of gunshot in Escondido
• Purse-theft victim tracks suspects
• Vigil for crash victims
• House Republicans offer to fix the workforce investment system
• Tartan Day: Kilts, bagpipes and dancing, but no haggis
• Dumanis: Facing down her fears in rise to the top
• Old sports arena takes in full crowds during gained time
• Notebook: DeMaio fails to get one-on-one with Filner
• New rules allow for bigger spending in mayoral campaign
• Man attempts to rob La Jolla bank
• How ‘Mother of MRAP’ earned her name
• Stolen vehicle stripped, burned in Otay Mesa
• Is the Oregon Natural Market really a healthy market?
• Traffic snarled around UCSD admit day
• 'Defiance' seen as cause of Calif. suspensions
• Moores not sure if he will sell 51 percent share in Padres
• Vista canyon fire extinguished
• Two Tigers Born, Mark Milestone for Conservation at San Diego Zoo Safari Park
• A Double Break Exhibition Announcement - Everything, All the Time, Always
• Kershaw Expands Kershaw’s Challenge For 2012 Season, Launches Website, Releases Video
• Some students object to study abroad requirement
• Western kingbirds, a San Diego summer visitor
• Local university, college officials back Brown tax
• Fight brewing over used-car information
• Shelia McDonnell's Women in Business Symposium announces keynote speakers, MC
• Man sentenced in 2009 fatal hit-and-run
• Compass is set due West
• It’s Confirmed: Gustavo Arellano Loves Mexican Food
• Accion San Diego Hosts Free Small Business Boot Camp Workshop
• Kensington bank robbed
• Young Farm Workers Keep Cesar Chavez’s Dream Alive
• Three Ways the Ryan Budget Hits Latinos
• On 176th anniversary of the Battle of the Alamo, Tejanos finally starting to get their due
• Arizona Attacks Latino Community Again, Tucson Citizen Pulls Plug On Popular Blogger Three Sonorans
• A Deadly Syndrome Stalks the Mexican Elections
• Las Buenas Intenciones…
• Proporcionan Útiles Consejos Sobre Cultura de una Alimentación Balanceada
• Peters: Saldaña accepted $39K in gifts, trips
• The School of Music Kicked Off at New C3 Performing Arts Center
• Mi médico, mi aliado
• Karatecas al Abierto de Estados Unidos
• Community Notes:
• Mayoral candidates had no answers for educating minority children
• Colossal Disaster for Minorities if Supreme Court Scraps Health Law
• Intellectual Incest
• ¡ASK A MEXICAN!
• Anti-Obama Marine heading back to federal court
• Navy ship San Diego arrives at its namesake port
• Teen shot in leg in Grant Hill
• Ex-Marine sentenced for killing 71-year-old man
• The 24 Experiment comes to San Diego
• Police seek witnesses to March 22 fatal bike crash
• Police investigate shots fired in Valencia Park
• The Public Forum … El Foro Público…
• EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
• This weekend in San Diego Nature April 6-8, 2012
• CBS reporting omits identity of judges who jailed rape victim
• Top 7 Things To Do In San Diego This Week
• Top 7 Things To Do In North County This Week
• SDSU Named Hispanic-Serving Institution
• San Diego State to play UCLA, Syracuse next season
• Marchers will protest human trafficking Saturday
• One injured in Encinitas accident
• Homicide suspect arrested at border
• Los Angeles fugitive arrested
• Crash victims honored at emotional gathering
• San Diego Zoo Play Days
• Pioneering woman Marine laid to rest
• Speeding not stopped by radar near Lakeside schools
• SD group releases another Kony video
• County pension officer gets $650K bonus
• Brother: Iraqi slaying victim wanted a divorce
• Two drug smuggling attempts foiled
• USD offers panel on civility
• Public invited to hear health care panel
• Cygnet Theatre brings world premiere “Ripples from Walden Pond” to their stage!
• County to choose care providers for seniors and disabled persons
• Marine sold 'Nobama' stickers, prosecutors say
• Keeping house allergies away in the city
• Pedestrian killed in crash identified
• Motorcycle crash victim lived in El Cajon
• Let loose for a good cause at Windansea Surf Club’s fundraising event
• SDSU offers hospitality master's degree
• La Jolla car show attracts thousands
• Cancer Journey Helps Scripps Provider Raise Game
• Willard Vincent “Bill” Markey 1913 ~ 2012
• View from 52: National Library Week an April Fool’s joke in San Diego?
• Chocolate: a waistline’s best friend?
• SDSU Launches Hospitality and Tourism Master's Degree
• NASA Helps Students Reach for Stars
• Local group provides Passover dinners, dignity
• This weekend in theatre: openings, closings and limited engagements!
• Prowlers flee house; two detained
• NAWBO San Diego April seminar explores the science of emotion
• Invitation deadline nears for Montford Point Marines
• Marine jump jets fly Padres opener
• AEG issues Farmers Field environmental report
• Misogyny and the Masters: The M&Ms of American life explained
• Point Loma Nazarene University Honors Student Entrepreneurs of the Year
• Crash shuts down road in Poway
• Son shot at memorial spot for his slain father
• 2 teens killed, 3 injured in SR 52 crash
• USD Scientist Getting The Word Out On Global Warming
• Climate Education Effort Targets Regional Leaders
• University of San Diego Engineering Program Highlighted
• Drew Talley, PhD, and Oceanography Class Blog
• Mother of boy that died last summer in Coronado mansion wants autopsy info
• Obama warns Supreme Court on Obamacare
• Brown pitches tax hike for public safety
• Lightner backs pension measure
• One shot in Mount Hope
• County whistle-blower claims retaliation
• Judge denies delay for Tea Party Marine's hearing
• Man gets probation, jail for sex with minor
• Tax payers and litigants lose big when judges refuse to judge
• Discount ticket programs for San Diego theater!
• Navy ship named for San Diego arrives Friday
• Dumanis sharpens focus on schools
• CSU San Marcos Athletic Scholarships Are Important Building Block
• A serene moment on the ocean
• Atkins assesses issues in community klatch ahead of June redistricting
• News in brief
• SWYC Benefit on the Bay charity event again ready to hoist sails
• Origins of city’s jails steeped in many oddities
• Latino Center focused on education, health care and technology
• Local media artists keep positions after SAG-AFTRA merger
• Records hint Iraqi woman’s death not a hate crime
• Mother pleads not guilty to killing son
• A drug type to not lay off
• SDSU lost money on bowl game
• Breaking the Silence Against Domestic Violence
• Young Shacknai's mother sues for autopsy photos
• Head to Petco early
• Your Opinion Counts
• 'Innovation and Creativity in Science' Lecture Series Kicks-off
• Earthquake Experts Take Questions
• Women on Course announces next golf outing
• Spirit Airlines to fly nonstop to Dallas
• Mayor pushes road-repair bond
• North I-5 reopened after jumper threat
• Water back on at Mission Valley hotels
• Missing motorcyclist's body found in East County
• Police: Missing OB woman walked home naked
• Man killed by freight train in North County
• Chargers stadium week in review: Sidelined
• Encinitas man arrested in Temecula
• Princeton Review Names USD Professors Among Nation's Best
• USD Scientist Getting The Word Out On Global Warming
• Fed Policy, University of San Diego Style
• Mayoral Candidates Spar over Education
• Bus privatizing savings not as touted
• “Buried Child” in good hands at New Village Arts Theatre
• Dumanis says she'll fix schools in first term
• 2012 San Diego Padres trying to be contenders while building for future
• Mother accused of killing son asks for privacy
• Boy who lost leg in crash sues city
• SUV slams into 7 parked cars, hydrant
• Former British PM seeks global solutions
• Health care debate splits congressional delegation
• Developers can count on using less time on permit approvals
• The Battle on the Midway
• Uniting Logan Heights to piece together a work community
• Third arrest in Lemon Grove slaying
• Pedestrian dies from crash injuries
• Dumanis reaffirms support for Balboa Park makeover
• Obituary: Willard Vincent “Bill” Markey
• Man fatally shot in middle of San Diego street
• Christina Brown to Lead AS
• Ask His Holiness the Dalai Lama a Question
• Parking Advisory for Dalai Lama Visit, April 19
• Man found wounded in City Heights
• SDSU Prof Receives $1.6 Million Grant
• SDSU Presents 'Machinal'
• Dog killed in North County burglary
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• Tea Party Marine sues to stop dismissal, gains support from local pols
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• Supervisors lower burden of guarantee for weight, measure, and price instruments
• Robbery suspect pleads not guilty
• Deputies fire at suspected car thief outside casino
• The cooperative plot for native plant sales
• Artisan says Invisible Children took her idea
• Boy rescued from canyon near border
• Five questions on San Diego State vs. North Carolina State NCAA Tournament game
• La Jolla's live music scene
• Must Hear: Project Trio
• Video evidence submitted in Peralta medal push
• City offers 'instant justice' for some offenders
• This spring, it's all about accessories
• GOP: Repeal fire “tax”
• Banned Books Protest
• Harambee Recruits Top African American Students
• SDSU Celebrates Entrepreneur Day
• Aztec Debate Wins at National Tournament
• From green beer to haggis, celebrate St. Patrick’s any way you can
• Happy birthday, La Jolla High
• Slater-Price endorses Democrat Dave Roberts
• PLNU Celebrates Tuition Freedom Day
• Sony Salutes Innovative Prof
• Shop owner shoots burglary suspect
• Man stabbed during robbery in Escondido
• Meachem heads west to Chargers after Jackson bolts for the Bucs
• Border Patrol agent injured after car explodes
• Detectives investigate Lemon Grove death
• Authorities investigating reported kidnapping attempt near UCSD
• 1 injured in Chula Vista shooting
• Prof. Partnoy Interviewed by CBS This Morning Regarding the "Muppett Manifesto"
• Leading a Kabuki Comeback
• Civil Discourse Needed for Fruitful Debate
• Critique of Goldman Sachs Questioned, Applauded
• Woman struck and killed in El Cajon
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• California Condor Hatches On San Diego Zoo Globals Cam Before Thousands
• Planning for the big one: SoCal Marines pitch in
• Two Marines honored for valor in Afghanistan
• DeMaio still leading in mayor’s race, poll says
• Saldana, Peters attack Bilbray, each other in debate
• 4 injured in I-5 National City crash
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• SD lifeguards seek to upgrade boats, staffing
• Italian fashion and spring previews hit San Diego’s couture scene
• The multicultural environment
• Letter to the Editor
• The best of both sides of the border converge on the village
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• Jury deliberates shooter's sanity
• Accident by El Capitan High School
• Supreme Court supports San Diego water transfer
• Irvine Company gets an open passage for La Jolla office tower
• Best places for birdwatching in San Diego
• 'Monumental' SD Bay cleanup plan approved
• DUI driver gets max term in double fatality
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• SD Unified raises more questions about finances
• Judge: Man incompetent for trial in mom's slaying
• Where do birds go when they leave San Diego in spring?
• Fixes urged for developmental centers’ police
• Officer dropped from lawsuit in fatal shooting
• Bird Rock homes burglarized
• County works on keeping compensation scales balanced
• Fallbrook man shot while walking
• Transitional kindergarten gets boost from legislators
• DOJ urges high court to take Soledad cross case
• Caregiver pleads guilty to felony charges
• Robert P. Krause; 90; engineer for first manned space flights; diabetic for 85 years
• Explore SDSU Welcomes Future Aztecs to Campus
• Engineering Prof Earns National Honor
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• Off-duty officer crashes van, suffers minor injury
• San Diego GOP as bad as Wisconsin's edict of battered women shouldn't divorce?
• International Opportunity Grant Deadline
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• Another San Diego gas station robbed
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• Chargers replace Jackson by signing Robert Meachem to four-year deal
• Wig-wearing man robs bank
• Product Etcetera Brands, Gangs, Teams And Clans - Exhibition
• St. Charles Catholic School Now Registering for 2012-13 School Year
• Stan Levenson's Memoir, When Brooklyn Was Heaven, Launches To Worldwide Praise
• Obamacare estimate rises to $1.76 trillion
• Middle-schooler grabbed by man in Bonsall
• Local analysis: Sam Popkin on Alabama, Mississippi
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• Jackson takes the money, flying off to join the Bucs
• Trailblazing women in law enforcement honored
• Vincent Jackson now a former Charger, agrees to terms with Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• Two found dead in San Marcos identified
• Council works out spending with surplus mid-year budget
• Missionary couple in Tijuana hit by scam
• County sued over planned turkey hunt
• The Old Globe’s “A Room With A View” needs room to grow
• Video: Arsonist caught on tape pleads guilty
• Man arrested in stabbing at bar
• Muscle Man
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• La Jolla High student meets President Obama
• Cabdriver robbed at gunpoint
• County homeless population rises 8.6 percent
• Fletcher seeks stronger ties between schools, city, private sector
• Dealing With the Aches and Pains of Pregnancy
• Grad student killed in hit-and-run crash remembered
• Met delays water rate hike opposed by San Diego
• Student says teacher made her pee in bucket
• Navy fires CO of new ship San Diego
• SDSU open house set for Saturday
• Do You Have a Loan With Bank of America? Discover a New Program for Lowering Your Payments
• Sustainability Springs Forward
• El Centro educator convicted in grant fraud case
• Police: Gas station robber strikes again
• Clairemont Cricket store robbed at gunpoint
• Fire burns City Heights home
• Man robs San Ysidro motel
• Marshals Service responds to Alpine disturbance
• Sweetwater H.S. district board approves budget cuts
• Q&A: Student Advocates Talk SD Homelessness
• Fire near Carlsbad coast contained to garage
• Disparities seen in school discipline
• San Diego 'Open Arts Collective' - Multimedia Community Arts Extravaganza
• The ‘Stars of the Russian Ballet’ Sashay Their Way to the Historic Balboa Theatre
• Partners on $12 million schools contract split
• Fire destroys Chula Vista mobile home
• Patrick Henry High teacher reportedly has student urinate into bucket
• Fletcher, DeMaio, outline new policy positions
• Council to tap surplus for seals, fire alert, libraries
• Israeli mayor talks of life amid conflict
• SDSU teammates at odds in felony case
• Girl Scouts: Lifting girls’ voices for a century
• Oceanside teen slaying has mother asking why
• Citizen positioning for June ballot in full swing
• Suspected 'Insistent Bandit' arrested
• Man gets prison for stealing patrol car
• La Jolla businesswoman named to post
• Driver gets prison in fatal DUI crash
• Water quality board ready to order SD Bay dredging
• Marine leader at Camp Pendleton to leave
• Nonstop from Lindbergh to Reagan National?
• Student Researchers Honored
• Teen recovering from life-threatening beating
• Leaky pipe suspected as cause of odor
• Faculty-in-Residence Positions Now Available
• NAWBO San Diego March program features LinkedIn
• Arrest made in fatal Ocean Beach hit-and-run
• Man nearly dies in National City bar fight
• Mexico 2012: A Conversation With Former-Baja California Governor Ernesto Ruffo
• SD water officials decry 'secret society' of agencies
• SDSU Ignites Leadership at Arizona Conference
• Gunman robs North Park gas station
• Kearny Mesa gas station robbed at gunpoint
• Science Minded: Marine biologist stays dry
• Film Screening Offered at USD
• New Topics Course in Arabic, Fall 2012
• Vetting the Viral Kony Video
• Fall 2012 Recreation/Fitness Schedule is Now Posted
• Armed man robs gas station
• Hospital patient questioned about shooting
• Man arrested for shooting windshield
• California Condor Chick Ready To Hatch On San Diego Zoo Global's Web Cam; Public's Help Sought To Name Chick
• San Diego Latino Film Festival 2012
• San Diego State seeded sixth in NCAA Tournament, will play N.C. State on Friday
• Power play in Baja
• Public-service spots have radio listeners wondering
• Sea lion pup rescued in Cardiff
• Craigslist seller robbed in Mission Valley
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years
• Motorcyclist found dead off SR 163 ID'd
• Rally at San Onofre nuclear power plant draws hundreds
• Tension ratchets up for local Marines
• Vista apartment fire displaces 17
• The Week Ahead: SD art museum portrays Southern California architectural design
• Wife who killed Navy husband gets 16 years to life in the slammer
• Regulators ready to force bay cleanup
• Navy’s new ‘mayor’ takes office
• FakeGate activist Peter Gleick addresses California Water Policy Conference
• Gunman gets cigarettes during convenience store robbery
• Teen fatally shot in Oceanside
• Suspect at large in Ocean Beach hit-and-run fatal
• Two teens wounded in fight at De Anza Cove
• Lawmakers travel to Italy, Hawaii, more
• New PPIC poll says 70% of Californians would allow illegal aliens to stay
• Pistol, ammo, stolen from Del Mar gun show
• Two stabbed at south San Diego carnival
• House still stopped on reauthorization needed to fund border transportation work
• Motorcyclist's body found hours after SR 163 crash
• Bicycle lines that cut both ways through City Heights
• Obama's "can't do" attitude expressed in March 3 energy speech
• Motorcyclist hurt in crash in Midway District
• Man crashes car into Chula Vista barber shop
• Five displaced after City Heights fire
• Anger over spiking gas prices aimed at Obama
• Political Notebook: New faces in congressional, county races
• DeMaio wins GOP endorsement
• Candidates brace for retiring supervisor endorsement
• Landmark bay cleanup on brink of approval
• Crash stalls traffic on north I-5 south of Via de la Valle
• Woman stabbed in Valencia Park during argument
• South Bay gas station robbed at gunpoint
• Sky diver critically injured at Lake Elsinore
• 2,200 county teachers getting layoff notices
• Bensoussan seeks Lincoln Club endorsement
• San Diego police continue the search for the 'Skeleton Bandit'
• San Diego pension figure is vesting again
• Happy ending for stuck sea lion
• La Mesa school shooting plan foiled
• San Diego's theatre options are abundant this weekend!
• Education is the key minority males told
• Planning Commission gets fined, thanks commission
• Cal Fire may take over San Miguel fire services
• Film screening offered at USD
• Hueso won’t pursue F&G commissioner; seeks reforms
• UCAN sued by two employees
• Bank robber uses demand note
• East County boy, 9, wins national award
• March is National Women’s History Month
• Goats for Kids
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• SCORE Women's Networking Breakfast early registration ends Tuesday
• 10 Facts You Need to Know About Immigrant Women
• The San Diego Latino Film Festival Returns with Mucho Flavor
• Mexican High-Tech Workers Demand Justice and Dignity
• De Polimigra…
• Arrancaron las Celebraciones del XXX Aniversario del Centro Cultural Tijuana
• Bicycle Coalition: Two-wheel solution to rising gas prices
• Southeast San Diego faces challenges, but there’s help
• Los jóvenes del sureste de San Diego enfrentan retos, pero hay ayuda
• Logan Shorts-Jack’s Island
• Rick Najera Needs Our Help
• Caltrans yearlong survey to poll driving habits
• First 100 days: 25k trips by car2go users
• Ideas de peso para perder tallas
• Ahorrando gasolina y dinero
• Restoring Civility in Civic Debate
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• ¡ASK A MEXICAN!
• The $100,000 income club a red-herring for pension reform?
• Rush Limbaugh: el precio de la grosería
• Selma to Montgomery March Marks a New Phase for the Civil and Human Rights Movement
• Valor de Yvette Cabrera
• New SDSU Tagline Introduced
• Greek Life Comes Together For Good Cause
• Chicano Park: a haven for communist, anti-American rhetoric or a historical space to be celebrated?
• What is really eating Mr. Stirling?
• Photos released of skeleton-mask robber, accomplice
• Carmel Valley seniors to take needed rides
• Wife sentenced in killing of Navy doctor
• Freaky flight attendant subdued by other flight attendants.
• Robbers leave in dirty red car
• From the Halls of Montezuma
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• Water main break floods roads in South Bay
• A big week in history for San Diego State
• Carjacking suspects arrested in Valley Center
• Suspicious man reported near Santee school
• IPJ Advisory Committee Member Responds to KONY 2012
• Recycle-Mania E-Waste Collection
• QA: Student Advocates Talk SD Homelessness
• Border Patrol: Man hidden near gas tank
• Citronella candle cause of Fallbrook fire
• 'The Pride' at Diversionary Theatre
• Campaign slams regional water district
• Marines boost drone program
• UCAN boss bonuses totaled $249,000
• As revenue grows, group's Africa aid falls
• Teacher who lost job after being found with meth makes guilty plea
• Police arrest "Incense Bandit" suspect
• Woman continues search for sister
• Armed burglars steal Xbox, electronics
• Double murderer paroled to downtown San Diego
• Lifeguards to remain at Black's Beach
• Family of dead Marine to sue Orange County
• Harvard-schooled Judge rose from service as assistant U.S. attorney
• Ex-teacher admits drug possession
• Racing to airport on Sunday? You've got competition
• City makes deal to set foot in Jefferson Elementary School field and court
• Missing woman found in Pacific Beach
• La Jolla events, March 8-March 15
• A floating harbor tour experience to count on
• Latte by the Sea gives La Jolla a quick pick-me-up
• Fire captain pleads not guilty to child molest
• Letters to the Editor
• Country Day scores big in basketball
• This week in La Jolla history...
• Suspect in cannon death charged with murder
• Chula Vista police warn of vehicle break-ins
• Music will play on at quirky UCSD venue
• Peralta Medal of Honor case goes back to Navy
• Imperial Beach house destroyed by fire
• Leadership Focus of Interactive Town Hall
• County prosecutor, former cop say they didn't fix traffic ticket
• Hold off on Apple's i-Pad 3 - which Apple isn't calling i-Pad3
• USD Students Lobby Lawmakers to Spare Financial Aid
• The Status of Women on International Women's Day
• Family of Marine killed by deputy files claim
• Romney hasn't locked up Calif. GOP
• Marine in another free-speech controversy
• City stormwater plans left in limbo
• Deputy pleads guilty to DUI, hit and run
• City has over 1,300 making $100,000-plus
• USD students lobby lawmakers to spare financial aid
• Upcoming events in the Peninsula area, March 11 - March 31
• Electricity, Humphrey’s Blues Fest and a Grateful Dead tribute
• Arts Brief
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• Peninsula area alive with sounds of baseball action
• Volunteers make new PLHS team rooms happen amid budget woes
• Schools health trust to be scrutinized
• PLHS alum puts up big numbers; Rock Academy suffers defeat in CIF hoops
• La Jolla's buried treasures
• Commission upholds pension officer firing
• Insatiable San Diego State seeks third straight Mountain West tournament title
• Study shows Navy SEALs handle stress better
• UCAN to start over on utility watchdog work
• Douglas Fisher Elected to International Reading Association
• Drones proliferate in military air fleet
• Search continues at site of cannon death
• Tacking on parks to fill space in communities with a housing crisis
• Man crashes into neighbor's garage
• Masked men rob San Diego deli
• Five teens arrested for $25K in graffiti damage
• Would you buy gas in Mexico? It's $2.91 a gallon
• Prosecutor, ex-cop arraigned in ticket-fixing case
• Charging stations available on campuses
• Community colleges plug into EV chargers
• Entrepreneur Day Connects Students, Alumni
• Student Research Symposium Comes to Love Library
• Business Women's Mega Mixer early bird pricing ends tomorrow
• David Kenney, 77, first SeaWorld vet, pioneered marine mammal medicine
• Man accused in beating of student back in San Diego
• El Cajon councilwoman quits after FBI raid
• The Secret Tax
• Three attempted robberies reported in National City
• Naked man arrested in church burglary
• Exhibition - Iconic
• Fletcher unveils plan for bike-friendly San Diego
• Campus Recreation February/March E-Newsletter
• Drug Violence Down On U.S.-Mexico Border
• Asylum Cases From Mexico Doubled Last Year
• Private Universities Oppose Cal Grant Cuts
• Man sentenced for dog abuse
• Local analysis: Sam Popkin on Super Tuesday
• FSDA Presents Glen Schmidt and "Livable Landscapes"
• CBP finds woman in wall of van
• Patrons evacuated, fire out at Kelly's Pub
• Life 'on the edge' shattered by cannon blast
• Local analysis: Ron Nehring on Super Tuesday
• San Diego police disbands DUI unit
• San Diego State women's team needs Mountain West tourney title for NCAA berth
• SD Unified votes to issue nearly 1,700 pink slips
• $17.8 million award in jet crash appealed
• Ouster of wildlife official who shot and ate cougar will wait
• Group proposes city protect medical marijuana dispensaries
• Carroll to lead international group
• Doyle enters crowded field challenging Bilbray
• Sheriff's sergeant under investigation
• Private universities oppose Cal Grant cuts
• The paralegal continuing education plan
• SDSU Insider Airs New Episode
• More charges in armed robbery case
• AzTech Expo Debuts at SDSU Bookstore
• Shooter was mentally ill, doctor says
• San Diego's nesting birds and spring tree-trimming
• Mobile home blaze started by sleeping cook
• Laptop stolen from downtown hotel desk
• Police seek felon at Mission Valley hotel
• San Diego loses an icon; RIP Sheila McDonnell
• PLNU's Health Promotion Center Hosts 2012 Festival of Health
• 10News: Baby whale comes in for a close-up
• Starring SDSU
• “How I Got That Story” a high energy farce at Mo’olelo
• CHP bomb scare: 'Non-live' mortar round
• Marine Award Tied to Language Program
• Boyfriend arrested in deadly cannon explosion
• Chargers stadium week in review: Puzzling
• Aztecs Sweep Conference Awards
• CSU San Marcos Loses in A.I.I. Conference Finals
• U.S. Bank's Richard Davis at USD's Real Estate Conference
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• Internship with Lori Saldana's 52nd Congressional Campaign
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• Volunteers Wanted for Senator Juan Vargas Campaign
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• Inside USD: Alumni Research Matches Bagley's Desire
• Sheriff's homicide reports 2nd double death
• Firm got $177M contract, hired NCTD chair
• Sign Up For Summer Camp as Early as March 15, 2012!
• Companies fined $55K for violations at San Ysidro port
• 2nd man accused in alleged murder-for-hire plot
• $41 for a 4-second voice message?
• Boy hit by vehicle in Tierrasanta, has minor injuries
• School districts peer into budgetary abyss
• Name released of motorcyclist killed Sunday
• Normal Heights apartment fire caused by candle
• Judge dismisses medical pot lawsuit
• Chargers let franchise tag deadline pass, Vincent Jackson to become free agent
• Possible bone marrow match for ailing firefighter
• San Diego rejects council pay raise
• Chargers and Castillo part ways
• SDPD audits citations after ticket-fixing case
• Armed man robs La Mesa hotel
• Police launch murder probe after OB stabbing victim dies
• National City police officer injured during arrest
• Ocean Beach stabbing victim dies
• Citizens take opportunity to propose increase in transient occupancy tax
• Navy Dept. seeks shipshape force with new policies
• Social Work Program Celebrates Social Work Month & Accreditation
• Teen arrested in Oceanside homicide
• Initiative would mean 12,000 lawmakers
• Supervisors set up hand off to redevelopment oversight boards
• Man guilty in Carlsbad school shooting
• Navy man faces child sex exploitation charges
• La Mesa house fire under investigation
• Loyal SDSU Friends Honored
• Survey Designed to Measure Library Efficency
• City Heights house fire displaces one
• 10News: Lifeguards rescue elephant seal pup
• California Western Ranked Among Best Law Schools in the Country for Bar Exam Preparation
• In Memoriam: Lyn Olsson
• Campaign Camp-Out
• San Diego sheriff's investigate death of couple
• Debate Team Racks Up Awards
• Fact and Fiction of Celebrity Addiction
• Fallbrook man accused of killing ex-girlfriend hangs himself in jail cell
• San Diego FIRST Robotics event draws 10,000
• Former Child Soldier Turned U.S.Marine to Speak at the SDSU Library
• Science Minded: Corals feel the heat
• Possible murder-suicide in San Marcos
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• Conference Experts: Real Estate Recovery Far From Complete
• Applications for 2012 Women PeaceMakers and Writers Now Available
• Awarding Seed Money To Bring Student Social Ventures To Life
• USD Conference: Real Estate Recovery Far From Complete
• Mathematics Major Featured in USD Magazine
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• Homicide reported in Oceanside
• Accused killer found hanged in cell
• Motorcyclist killed in Ramona collision
• San Diego County fire captain allegedly had sex with minor, arraignment March 16
• Indirect election for statehouse?
• Family alleges $4 million lost in Ponzi scam
• Tijuana businessman helps at-risk kids
• Pacific Beach checkpoint leads to 17 arrests
• Pilot injured at Fallbrook airport
• Suicide kit reportedly found at La Jolla home where 2 elderly residents died
• Bilbray steps in to stop tests the biotech lobby objects to
• Aztecs Claim Share of MWC Title
• President of Mexican border think-tank reappointed
• Oceanside shooting victim still critical; No arrests
• Gunman robs Poway bank
• Two motorcyclists critically injured in Pala crash
• Is college still affordable?
• Intruder threatens woman, children
• County Operations Center construction near half done
• Charity run honors memory of Chelsea King
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• Political Notebook: Saldaña releases tax returns; challenges opponents to do same
• Local students combat school violence
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• Hueso takes lead in lion-shooting controversy
• Seafloor cables promise new era for marine science
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• Deportation Could Mean Death For Gay Ugandan
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• California Senate Established New Select Committee on English Learners
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• Camp Pendleton Marine dies in Afghanistan
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• La Voz de los Sin Voz
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• Photos released of Fiesta Island sex assault suspect
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• Teacher unions blocked health-care overhaul
• Judge favors Tri-City in initial ruling
• San Diego's departing winter birds
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• Jury visits school in shooting case
• San Ysidro bank robbed
• Pothole repairs to close SR-125 ramp early Friday morning
• Medal of Honor for Peralta gets new push
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• “Visiting Mr. Green” is a hefty dose of chicken soup for theatre lovers
• Art San Diego plans expansion to sunny Balboa Park
• High-speed rail board backs SoCal bid for $1 billion
• San Diego to get Catholic talk radio station
• What the media won't say about the benefits of CO2
• Weigh in on SR-78 expansion, toll lanes
• Advertising executive Page Jones “had every important client in town except SeaWorld”
• SD college students stage walkout to protest cuts
• AA to offer some legroom in Economy Class -- for a price
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• Robber strikes Rancho Peñasquitos store again
• 2 arrested in North Park pepper spray attack
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• Man arrested in Carmel Valley after chase
• Woman struck, injured on SR 54
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• USD Student Innovators Compete for $30K to Solve Global Problems
• Accepting Applications: Clinical Nurse Specialist Program
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• Operatic Superstar Renée Fleming Returns For Special Concert
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• Elderly couple found dead in La Jolla home
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• Woman abducted, assaulted on Fiesta Island
• Viejas tribe donates to shot dog’s care
• MLK scholarships available
• DA to review allegations against firefighters
• More than 20 Leap Day babies born at Sharp
• Hunter, Bilbray urge action on Soledad cross
• Jewelry stolen from flea market
• Lawmakers seek audit of police force for care homes
• Caltrans ramps up for $1.1 billion in highway projects
• Supervisors lean toward keeping citizen planning groups
• No charges filed against man in sailor’s death
• Historic Plunge pool to reopen Thursday
• La Jolla’s star is reborn
• Art offers glimpse of the future
• Fashion: Spring is in the air
• Streets Division to put up new parking signs in car sale spots
• Hearing the tune of La Jolla’s music scene
• Cal Grants applications due Friday
• BLED DRY AT THE PUMP
• City finances turned corner in 2011
• Girl wounded in El Cajon shooting on the mend
• Car2go launching service in Portland, Washington DC
• Shriners Hospitals to treat children in Tijuana
• Pedestrian fatally struck on way to buy lotto ticket ID'd
• NAWBO March seminar focuses on branding
• FBI: 'Insistent Bandit' strikes again
• Bullet train is running late
• SDSU professor Fred Moramarco wrote poetry, produced plays
• Clairemont bank customer robbed at knife point
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• Boeing 787 claims two world distance records
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• Grunion Bowl puts focus on marine biology
• Bags of marijuana found in Pacific Beach
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• Nonprofit Students Bring the Fight Against Child Porn to Sacramento
• USD Senior Opens up About Life as Rapper Bello Mafioso
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• Local analysis: Sam Popkin on Michigan, Arizona
• S.D. city finally catches up on audits
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• Report: Some pension costs improving
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• Rolando bank robbed
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• Council goes to school on audit
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• Authorities arrest man who admits he ran area cockfight
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• CSU board chairman rejected by state Senate
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• Concerned scientists rebut global warming advocates
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• PLHS grapplers make strong showing at citywide tournament
• La Jolla High’s FIRST robotics team generates excitement for science and engineering
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• PLNU Receives 2011 Waste Reduction Award from CalRecycle
• Attorney Patricia Gregory's Probation Report lacks key ingredient
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• Heggie’s Whale of Tale, a visual sensation
• Minor League Football Try-Outs.
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• Heavy competition for school tax measures
• DeMaio counts off the city employees unentitled to irresponsible pensions
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• No government work on Presidents Day
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• California program allows teens to order free condoms through mail
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• One injured in Poway guesthouse fire
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• Entrepreneur files for bankruptcy protection
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• Lamb’s Players Theatre rocks out “Guys & Dolls”
• San Diego-based Navy man dies overseas
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• SEALs tell their own story in new action movie
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• United Way, U-T halfway to education volunteer goal
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• Local RNs take fill in opportunities to care for patients
• Letter to the editor
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• Zahn Center Boosts Start-ups
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• UCSD science drives U.S. climate plan
• Suspected DUI driver hits parked rig
• Suspect in robbery of MTS chairman arrested
• City will re-do Qualcomm Stadium security bids
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• Former USD Coach Bernie Bickerstaff Honored
• Gaslamp Quarter Mardi Gras
• Canyoneer Hikes Weekend Of February 18, 2012
• Top city pensioner pulls down $307,000
• SDG&E asked to preserve flight data
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• Sea lion shot, bullet removed
• SD teachers union backs off pink slip extension
• IRS glitches affect "Where's my refund" inquiries
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• Intrepid Shakespeare’s “An Enemy Of The People” a must see
• Golden Hill maintenance district to dissolve
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• Mr. Taco feels the heat
• Finally — enjoy evenings over the cove at Brockton Villa
• Civic report: Bird Rock Community Council, Feb. 7
• Bicyclist dies in Imperial Avenue crash
• City to do upkeep landscaping on SR-905
• Police ID suspect who eluded them on I-8
• Despair fuels developer's conservation dream
• Boy, 14, shot by Taser during arrest
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• Man shot in the head in Fallbrook
• Suspect in carjacking, stabbing nabbed
• Car fire slowed I-8 traffic in Mission Valley
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• Mr. Padre undergoes another surgery to remove cancerous tumor
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• Library lets down its guard
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• Review panel upholds disbarment recommendation
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• Robber is suspect in 3 bank jobs
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• Believe to Achieve - Callie Gallagher '12
• Some Doubtful of U.S. Mortgage Deal with Banks
• One-Year Anniversary of the CID
• USD Community Celebrates MLK at Parade
• Lack of Diversity Detracts from USD Experience
• Feb. Celebrates Black History
• Canyoneer Hikes Weekend of February 11, 2012
• San Diego ‘Open Arts Collective’ Debuts
• Camp Pendleton Marine killed in shooting
• Good News for Short Sales? Extra Extra Read All About It!
• Roberts points to county’s building boom
• Marine aviation programs navigate budget turbulence amid Pentagon cutbacks
• Teachers union challenges budget figures, process
• How would you like a $3,600 water bill?
• Chargers note 2012 opponents, Ravens, Bengals among teams to visit San Diego
• Students get real-life high-tech lessons
• Arrest made in Point Loma murder
• Anti-human trafficking campaign kicks off in San Diego
• SD city workers win another bid
• Filner’s quiet campaign has people talking
• Neighbors rescue man, 102, from fire
• City union employees get the final OK on retiree health benefits
• Wife guilty of killing her Navy doctor husband
• Two men arraigned in Escondido woman’s death
• San Diego Theatre Critics Circle Celebrate Artists Achievements
• Change in “Made in USA” label debated
• NCTD to Del Mar: Coaster service not coming
• Mount Hope park to get upgrade
• Journalist to speak on Libyan revolution
• ARTS finds a way to survive
• Church hosts gang violence forum Saturday
• Valentine's Day roundup
• Urban agriculture and markets to set up throughout city
• Society: A clash of cultures and an intersection of disciplines
• Beyond Limits: Big grays still a mystery
• Dion Goedken, 50, longtime Point Loman
• Quality Social "A Bar. With Food."
• 100 years ago, San Diego banned free speech
• Josh Powell, Supervised Visitation; and some really bad reporting
• Saldaña placed on EMILY’s List
• Freeway shooting suspect gets competency trial
• Romney picks up Pete Wilson endorsement
• Man killed in Palm City homicide identified
• Backcountry land conserved near Jamul
• Pedestrian hit and killed by train
• Car on tracks hit by train in Encinitas
• Officer pulls man from fiery wreck
• Black History Month on the Mesa
• CSU San Marcos Remains Top Flight Golf Team
• CSU San Marcos Remains Top Flight Golf Team
• Conference Emphasizes LGBT Issues
• SOLES Music Department Collaboration
• Panelists Break the Glass Ceiling
• Mexico's presidential front-runner in Tijuana
• Pedestrian killed in University City accident
• February is Month Of Romance At San Diego Zoo Safari Park
• Scripps Ranch Theatre and “Brooklyn Boy” a good match
• Food stamp line drops 350,000 calls a month
• Crowd rallies in Hillcrest to celebrate court ruling
• CHP: drivers were racing before crash
• Employment out of college a matter of degree
• Prop 8: Voters, not judges should rule on same-sex marriage
• Judge sides with SD on medical marijuana
• Experts: High court might not rule on Prop. 8
• Pension board moves on money-saving changes
• Woman charged in real estate scam
• Jackknifed truck blocking I-805 north
• Superior Court sets up filed papers imaging at eastern division courts
• Women on Course kicks off 2012 with luncheon event
• Women on Course kicks off 2012 with luncheon event
• Slain Clairemont mom was teacher’s aide
• Local NAACP to open more doors in 2012
• Local Heroes to be honored on Wednesday
• Man sentenced to jail in ATM scheme
• East Village transient camp cleared
• Police in Mission Valley arrest car burglary suspects
• No charges for Kobe in church incident
• Photos of bank robber released
• Writers Conference Attracts Worldwide Talent
• Nisei Degrees Celebrated in Film
• Sailor sentenced in baby death case
• SD supervisors oppose pet grooming bill
• Poll: DeMaio and Filner lead San Diego mayor's race
• Court rejects ban on same-sex marriage
• Transparency in Government? Not when SAIC is involved
• Cox to join protest of House transportation bill
• Man attacked and stabbed in Ocean Beach
• Man robs Mountain View bank
• IPJ Advocacy for Peace in Colombia
• Arts Community Gears Up for Advocacy Season
• CALPRIG Civic Engagement Internship Program
• Man stabbed in Escondido carjacking
• New Toll Brothers Buyers Cite Affection for Outdoor Living Elements
• Summer Camps For Animal-loving Kids at San Diego Zoo Safari Park
• Four Target shoplifting suspects arrested
• 20-year sentence for convicted sex offender
• Food trucks lack letter grades
• Cox to join protest of House transportation bill
• Man rescued at Torrey Pines
• SDG&E entered eagle ''no-fly'' zone
• Budget overshadows push for local control over schools
• Airport launching construction projects on its north side
• Encinitas institute gets Hawaii grant
• High Tech Fair promotes STEM to students
• February 2012 - Parent E-Newsletter
• Corps searches for first black Marines for honor
• Citizens pick their proposition arguments before ballots marked by voters
• Father delivers baby on side of freeway
• Sargent Shriver legal counsel give low income litigants case aid opportunities
• Police looking for man who robbed Pacific Beach bank
• Nonprofits to team up at Horton Plaza
• Mesa College among fastest growing
• 'Sixth Sense' May Lead to Falls
• Man attacked at National City bar after Super Bowl
• Slaying suspect has robbery, meth priors
• Kidnapped Journalist Talks Libya Feb. 9
• Research May Protect Brazilian Coral Reefs
• Chargers stadium week in review: Book of Eli
• House transportation bill: What just happened?
• NAWBO San Diego February program features secrets to business success
• 10News: Drunken pair accused of assault on bartender
• Man turns himself in after girlfriend found dead
• Science Minded: Marine biologist gives inside look at life, job
• Introducing the U-T Immigration Panel
• Introducing the U-T Immigration Panel
• Cross-Border Methamphetamine Trade Booms Amid Mexico's 'Drug War'
• Hoehn Family Galleries Highlight the Art of Printmaking
• Fine Prints: USD's Impressive Collection
• James R. Edwards '77 Named Cubic Corp. VP, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary
• Crash injures Oceanside woman
• Driver dies when pickup strikes house
• Celebrity writer next door in La Jolla
• Celebrity writer next door in La Jolla
• Three arrested at Escondido hotel
• North Park house damaged in fire
• Sherman Heights fire causes $30,000 in damages
• House fire causes $100,000 damage
• Man with toy shotgun taken into custody by S.D. police
• Lead remains major obstacle to condor recovery
• County getting fewer and fewer newcomers
• Escondido man behind bars in killing of 20-year-old female
• Filner called in to demand improvements to air travel GPS do not lose ground
• Man arrested after dog beaten
• Attorney donated time and talent to benefit community
• El Cajon doughnut shop robbed
• Local analysis: Sam Popkin on Nevada
• Local analysis: Ron Nehring on Nevada
• Tijuana concerned about flow of deportees
• Motorcylist’s leg severed in crash
• Breaking up a quarry to build home and business terraces
• Students test their skills at Science Olympiad
• Bicyclist injured in North Park crash
• Man robs North Park market
• Arrest made in killing of young mother
• “John Baldessari: a Print Retrospective” open this weekend
• Political Notebook: Romney’s San Diegans worked Nevada
• UC San Diego 11th in Peace Corps volunteers
• Both Dems could advance in 'top-two' primary
• Afghanistan war at juncture as resources fall
• 7-Eleven store in La Mesa robbed
• Bilbray went to bat for energy aid
• Four people stabbed in Mountain View
• Griffin O'Neal told by judge he's going to jail
• Man arrested on suspicion of lewd acts
• Woman accused of trying to get drugs in jail
• Movie kicks off campaign against hate crimes
• Man convicted of murder in teen's death
• Money hasn't changed mayor's race dynamic
• Actor's son gets prison for DUI crash
• Downtown law library ready to reopen
• Car crashes into pet store
• Escondido police hold first DUI checkpoint under new law
• Terrific theatre to see this weekend! Feb 3- 5, 2012
• Escondido crime rates see large drop
• Charger sued in 2009 bottle incident
• Teen arrested over laser use
• Dirty Birds, Pacific Beach, bar, grill, good thinking
• 2012 Nations of San Diego International Dance Festival: Passion, Magic and Beauty of the World on One Stage
• The Drug War’s Invisible Victims
• Colorblind Racism: The New Norm
• Sweetwater High School District Political Indictments
• Northwest Civic Association Town Hall Meeting
• Old Faces and Ghosts Endure in Mexican Elections
• Education Department considers probe of ethnic-studies issue
• Que se Vayan Gratis
• La Mujer: Al Frente de la Lucha por la Liberación de la Raza
• PLNU to Compete in 'Recyclemania'
• Apertura en Febrero de 2012 el Programa
• Secretary of State Bowen Reports First Voter Counts After 2011 Redistricting
• Justicia y reparación
• Is Sweetwater recall driven by teacher's union?
• A su salud: conceptos básicos para la detección de la diabetes
• Bomb scare at DEA office latest in nationwide series
• Man accused of kicking Chihuahua to death
• 'Magic Flute' Sings Feb. 10-12
• Nisei Grads Subject of CSU Documentary
• Chula Vista locals get more support for home energy upgrades
• Time for a fresh start
• Poway girl escapes man along trail
• We should dispel our ignorance during Black History Month
• The Loss of Two Civil Rights Giants: Civil Rights Lessons for Latinos
• Worse Off Today Than in the Sixties: Who Gives a Damn?
• Hispanos: Más que el tema migratorio
• ¡ASK A MEXICAN!
• NFL: We want to keep our teams where they are
• Violence threatened at San Diego Komen office
• Ready Lane for pedestrians to open at Otay Mesa crossing
• Coronado crash victim ID'd
• Body found near Lawrence Welk community identified
• Top 7 Things To Do In North County This Week
• Top 7 Things To Do In San Diego This Week
• Coronado in dark over air base plans
• Fire destroys vehicles at Otay Mesa storage yard
• Tierrasanta woman's claim of intruder false
• Dr. Thomas Reifer Comments on Impact of Hunger Strikes
• Cruise passenger airlifted off ship
• Bill would unify school fee complaints
• Man dies in Silver Strand accident
• Chargers looking to push new stadium vote to 2013
• Embezzlement suspect arrested in La Jolla
• Paperless push for SD council stalls
• Chula Vista mobile home destroyed in fire
• Tri-City: Lawsuit seeks to infringe on rights
• Red Cross disaster response goes high-tech
• SD council, mayor pay hike plan panned
• Fencing coach claims he did not have sex with female at Country Day School
• Navy unveils plan for 16 littorals in San Diego
• Carlsbad airline gets key FAA approval
• Governor will sign bill to save school buses
• Members of new committee undertake work to strengthen economic development
• WGN San Diego Sunrise Networking set for Feb. 24
• San Diego Birds: Bushtit
• Plumbers get leads for service offers
• Sketch of RB flasher released
• City, seal advocate end beach lawsuit
• La Jolla's junkyard artist
• Reflections: La Jolla’s post office may be in danger, but the fight’s not over yet
• La Jolla High senior takes her place among nation’s top young science minds
• Photo feature: Scenes from the annual Bird Rock Home Tour
• Time running out for pension alternative
• Chinese at Barnard isn’t just for new year
• Camp Pendleton Marine killed by IED
• Tijuana chef gains international prominence
• Teen escapes patio fire
• Former QB Hired as Strength & Conditioning Coach
• Vista woman dies after Campo crash
• John Thiele's interior designs graced historical society 'Showcase Houses'
• This weekend in San Diego nature: February 3-5
• Local man lands stressful Super Bowl gig
• 2-alarm blaze damages Solana Beach condos
• Readers list their worst traffic bottlenecks
• Nearly $838,000 in drugs seized
• Santee carjacker sentenced to prison
• Dentist L. Donald Guess still drilling for gold, post conviction
• Map: County's top bottlenecks
• Man suspected of stabbing stepson arrested
• Ten years since Danielle went missing
• Five-year plan helps Coronado schools cope
• Peace Scholar to Deliver Lecture
• IPJ Lays Groundwork for Kenya Electoral Violence Prevention Project
• Gifted singer hits a high note
• Driver escapes burning KSON truck
• San Diego Convention and Visitors Bureau News - January 31, 2011
• Canyoneer Hikes Weekend of February 4, 2012
• Chula Vista officer, prisoner injured in crash
• Fabiani: Chargers want countywide stadium vote
• No BCS help just yet for San Diego State in latest recruiting class
• Man sought in homicide investigation
• Middle schools facing larger classes
• Panetta reveals timeline for Afghan control
• Globe’s "The Recommendation" comes with high grades
• Pickwick Players Annual Great Gatsby Gala!
• Small canyon fires quickly doused
• Worst traffic bottlenecks in the county?
• Peace scholar to deliver lecture
• Dr. Joseph F. Kennedy, M.D. 76; his research led to first test tube pregnancy in San Diego
• Sheriff's homicide at Lawrence Welk community
• City looks to bolster off-season Petco events
• Stadium staff got cupcakes from Qualcomm
• La Jolla events, Feb. 2-9
• Jury deadlocks in child molest case
• AECOM gets deal on Otay truck route widening
• La Jolla alum predicted as first-round draft pick in MLB
• PB Middle School IB student, teacher chalk up stellar state honors
• Letters to the Editor
• Bed Bugs versus Distimites
• Paddle power
• Electronics stolen from schools recovered
• Urban farming gets a boost
• Fire destroys City Heights house
• Local economy roundtable confirms recovery has taken hold
• Man admits trying to poison dogs
• San Diego hiker still missing on Mount Rainier
• Qualcomm CEO Shares the Future of Mobile Tech
• Shooting investigation continues in Escondido
• 10News: Family wants life-saving device at all schools
• Fatal Skyline shooting victim identified
• SDSU fundraising campaign reaches milestone
• Art work might have you turning handstands
• Phil Mickelson sues to discover identity of vicious, anonymous poster
• CSU San Marcos Baseball Season Begins
• Ramona man a suspect in wildlife fire
• Bill would suspend vehicle fee for call boxes
• Sharp HealthCare Gift Supports Nursing Scholarships
• Woman of Impact Nominee
• Motorcyclist injured in Barrio Logan
• Bicyclist hit by SUV in La Jolla
• Arrests made in school burglaries
• Parents recount Ulysses' life and violent death
• Broadway/San Diego Announces New 2012-13 Season
• Local analysis: Sam Popkin on Florida
• Local analysis: Ron Nehring on Florida
• Raid at Kearny Mesa pot dispensary
• La Jolla coach accused of sex abuse
• California warned of cash crunch
• Filner far behind in fundraising
• Man exposes himself to 2 students
• Memorial erected to Marines killed in Iraq and Afghanistan
• ID released of pilot who died at Gillespie
• Got a cool $7.1 million? It will buy golfer Phil Mickelson's home
• Got a cool $7.1 million? It will buy golfer Phil Mickelson's home
• Police: Report of Mission Bay assault is false
• Long hunger strike ends in hospital for SD man
• Two citizen approved propositions added to June ballot
• Educators to network on USS Midway
• Open house set for Temecula campus
• Wife details stabbing of Navy husband
• Homeless center gets council boost
• Headless in Judea; Handless in Spokane. Oh! What a weekend!
• Burglars grab gun, evade police
• Officials want fake drugs off store shelves
• San Carlos drug store robbed
• Fired squadron leader drank and used explicit language with crew
• Suit the political action to the green word
• Princess Grace tribute “Art and Performing Arts of Monaco” opens February 2
• SDSU Combats Veteran Unemployment
• Man shot to death in Lincoln Park identified
• SOCKERS SIGN JASON SANTOS
• Man robs San Ysidro bank
• Man killed in Imperial Beach identified
• Spring Nights on the Mesa
• Campaign Hits $300 Million
• Man arrested after violent rampage
• Two hospitalized after El Cajon fire
• Local lead-control alliance wins national honor
• Sweetwater legal fees effort fizzles
• Dr. Tammy Dwyer awarded '12-'13 University Professorship
• Law Professors Honored by USD for Academic Achievements
• Eric Pierson Competes on Game Show
• USD Professor Competes on Game Show for $1 Million
• 26 Aztecs Named to MWC All-Academic Team
• Report questions district P.R. aimed at election
• Teen killed in TJ described as funny, helpful
• Consultant says port inflated terminal figures
• Motorcyclist injured near Camp Pendleton
• CEO Hulsizer exits the South Bay Expressway
• Woman on trial for killing Navy husband testifies
• Pension initiative headed for June ballot
• San Diego to return to main city revival development on February 1
• Pilot struck in head by propeller at Gillespie Field Dies in Area Hospital
• SD school board takes up budget
• Drug tunnel manager sentenced
• New water quality standards will prevent less development pollution
• Budget jeopardizes kindergarten program
• Drug cartel trafficker gets 16 years in prison
• Package found at UCSD harmless
• NAWBO San Diego February seminar highlights WordPress
• Police release descriptions in skateboard attack
• "Hero Mission" ceremony for fallen Marine open to public
• Explore SDSU Volunteers Needed
• Conference Creates Diverse Leaders
• Investigators seek clues in Mission Bay sex assault
• Citizen's arrest of Sanders fails
• Why Gingrich beat Romney in South Carolina
• One vote on Sweetwater legal fees: No
• The best retirement community in San Diego is...
• Chargers stadium week in review: Super Bowl
• Pilot dies in propeller accident at Gillespie Field
• Murder conviction stands for 'Bird Rock Bandit'
• Man wounded in Encanto in possible gang shooting
• Kehoe reflects on career, final year
• Two men robbed at gunpoint in Clairemont
• 10News: Driver in fatal crash says wasn't distracted
• Fire heavily damages El Cajon home
• Law's Administrative Hearing Program (AHP)
• IPJ Seeks Event Coordinator
• San Marcos sandwich shop robbed
• Man stabbed in mobile home park
• Yacht catches fire in Bay
• Five dead in Tijuana shooting
• Blind man found with knife in chest
• Motorcycle crash injures two bicyclists
• Probe continues in Imperial Beach shooting
• Prospect of gay SD mayor greeted with shrug
• Volunteers help with least tern habitat
• Fire damages Oceanside home
• Jogger assaulted in Mission Bay Park
• Notable scientists quell global warming fears
• Convicted serial killer pleads not guilty in deaths of five Southern Cali women
• Mission Road narrows for construction
• Panetta begins remedy to defense force costs
• One killed in IB shooting
• Body found on Harbor Drive ID'd
• City Heights meeting place has the faces of a smart growth village
• Final tribute for two homeless veterans
• Republicans retain clout in Sacramento
• Political Notebook: Candidates on U-T waterfront plan
• San Diegans search for secrets of the deep
• Cameras deployed to track surf changes
• Woman attacked with skateboard in La Jolla
• Downtown 7-Eleven robbed at gunpoint
• Marine found dead in La Jolla identified
• Shots fired at Lemon Grove bar
• Tense exchange on the tarmac between Brewer and Obama
• Man killed outside gas station in Palm City
• Technical Services Division Student Assistant
• Mistress knew Navy man was married, wife charged in his stabbing death
• Take A Special Tour With Apes at Zoo
• Clean car overview: More alternatives
• 3 injured in Vista crash, 2 airlifted
• Board members to vote on each other's legal fees
• Woman stabbed in Pacific Beach fight
• Boy shot multiple times in Escondido
• Flag display to be dedicated at Miramar cemetery
• SD college officials react to Obama tuition plan
• Cop, prosecutor charged in ticket-fixing
• Homeless person's sign causes border stir
• Report on cycling and walking ranks SD 23rd
• San Diego County counts its homeless
• California adopts “clean car” rules
• Man accused in beating pleads not guilty
• Lawyer convicted of drunken driving
• Toy shop targeted, three arrested
• Saving Ethnic Studies With My Tucson Homeys
• National Park Foundation doubles efforts to document Latinos’ presence in US history
• Obama’s State of the Union: Eleven Sentences Too Short
• Construction milestone passed at SDSU
• African American, Hispanic High School Achievement Falls to 30-Year Low
• Ryan Carter memorial draws hundreds
• Talk About Class Warfare! Why Conservatives Want to Tax Poor American Children of Immigrants
• Mexico’s July presidential election may put PRI back in power
• El Primero…
• Job hunting and the high cost of living in San Diego
• Jewelry embezzlement alleged
• San Diego man accused of false 'mayday' calls
• Blood drive in City Heights a 'Battle'
• En busca de trabajo y el alto costo de vivir en San Diego
• Carlos Lugo to be GM for Helix Water District
• La Inauguración de la Oficina del Centro de Inmigración Para Mujeres y Niños en San Diego
• Getting Your Goat . . .
• Scripps Purchases New Medical Office Building in Oceanside
• El deber de participar, el derecho de votar
• Latinas Have the Highest Rates of Cervical Cancer in California
• Community Notes:….
• Union files complaint on SD pension initiative
• Waiver for NCLB the Right Choice for California
• Tucson Mexican-American Studies program, Latin American history, U.S. history
• GOP played Keystone card, lost
• Primaria republicana en Florida: batalla campal por el voto cubanoamericano
• Sweetwater may release P.R. probe results
• Exciting Theater in San Diego this weekend! 1.27.12
• First Concrete Poured at Aztec Student Union
• Man who killed wife, burned body gets prison
• Nothing succeeds like success in “How To …” at Welk Village Theatre San Diego
• Three San Diego schools earn Bue Ribbon honors for achievement of learning goals
• Sprinter repairs mean delays over next six weeks
• 4 displaced by Santee house fire
• Top 7 Things To Do in San Diego This Week
• Top 7 Things To Do in North County This Week
• Billboard asks for help solving 2003 murder
• DA: Driver was distracted in fatal crash
• Boone's Actions Inspire Inclusion, Diversity
• University of San Diego Launches Website for San Diego Regional Climate Education
• Plane from Carlsbad lands in field
• Canyoneer Hikes Weekend of January 28, 2012
• Sheriff releases inmates to avoid overcrowding
• State told to help enforce ban on fees
• Chargers look to make impact in Hawaii this Sunday
• Pssst, seen any bottlenecks lately?
• Fugitive U.S. pastor captured in Tijuana
• San Ysidro border loses eight lanes on Monday
• Community colleges' economic impact touted, questioned
• State agency allocates $100M for I-805 expansion
• School Choice Fair on Saturday
• Council gives the go ahead on convention center facilities district
• Vista toddler found safe
• Weekend ramp closures announced by Caltrans
• Debate over Calif.'s new 'clean car' regs
• New playground coming to Lake Murray
• CWSL Student Receives Prestigious Native American Law Internship
• BNSF runs trains without giving way to modern transportation
• Travelers will see changes at United Continental
• Crime down, murders up in San Diego
• Makeover starts on future center for homeless
• Boxer accuses Spirit Airlines of misleading public
• College terminates bond contracts
• Drug fugitive crashes into cop
• DeMaio, Fletcher show fundraising prowess
• Pentagon outlines $487 billion in cuts
• Urban Schools Finalists for National Award
• Pianist Eugene Price, 99, soloed for Symphony, was front-and-center arts patron
• Senate advances military funeral bill
• Third shooting suspect arrested
• Woman hit by pickup seriously injured
• Trolley work on C Street resumes this weekend
• Alert issued about former coach accused of sexual molestation
• Eric Pierson, PhD, to Compete on His Third TV Game Show
• EPIC--Track Californial Energy Legislation Research Assistant
• EPIC Clean Tech Project Reserach Assistant
• Professor Ron Bonn Featured on KPBS Midday and Evening Edition
• Scripps Ranch student starts local effort to help needy families
• Business Students Network Feb. 1
• Moral Ethics In The Military
• Larry Williams: Alumnus Brings USD Values to His Own Talent Agency
• USD Education, Military Are Closely Connected
• Students' Engineering Innovation on Display
• Scott Martinez '06 Named Denver Deputy City Attorney
• Alumni Profile: Lauren Brittany Diaz '11
• Agatha Christie's “The Mousetrap” still going strong after sixty years
• Efficient border crossings topic of forum
• Smoke from El Cajon fire seen on I-8
• Missing Carlsbad teen found safe
• Man pleads guilty in condo scheme
• Dole, Port of San Diego: 25-year deal near
• 2 arrested in beating of Berkeley student
• Finding help with that novel — and an agent
• Great white shark sighting off Imperial Beach raises concerns
• Museum Month features forty San Diego Museums in February
• Pension strategist when challenged on risk: ''Bring it on!''
• Sen. Wyland named to key post
• Target gives $100,000 to SD school
• Community theater champion Gladys Rongey dead at 88
• Conrad Prebys Emergency and Trauma Center Now Open
• Two arrested in Chula Vista shooting
• $1,000 Downpayment Assistance in California
• SEALs: In the 'hot seat' after high-profile missions
• Height restrictions remain for Uptown neighborhoods
• Mid-City height ordinance still to last
• Capturing memories
• Defending the oceans: nonprofit volunteers tackle submerged debris
• How does your community garden grow? Ask PLNU, Westminster Presbyterian
• Man faces 64 counts of car burglary in OB, PB — and counting
• Octopus arms not evenhanded
• Why Is United States No Longer the World Leader in Combating Climate Change?
• San Diego Nature: January 27-29
• Working families that govern communities
• Shark advisory posted after great white sighting in Imperial Beach
• Youth turkey hunt on preserve OK'd
• Massive arrests target county gangs
• President Invites Qualcomm CEO to Campus
• Aztecs Share School Spirit
• Dipak Gupta Gives Last Lecture
• Woman hit by car in Nestor
• CSU will limit future presidents' salaries
• Scripps marine center celebrates 10 years
• Thief blasts his way into Encinitas market
• Aztec Apparel Goes Business Casual
• Climate Change Website Launched
• Seven injured in San Carlos accident
• San Diego Zoo Global Web Cam has First Public View of Condors Caring for Egg
• Emergency Dentist To Open In San Diego
• Books and Music: Rob Duarte Movement Book Release Party with Musical Performance
• Beth Malone Returns To San Diego In Her New One-Women Show Beth Malone - So Far
• Reaction to Obama speech from the SD delegation
• Bank robber believed to have struck twice
• Sweetwater officials seek $1.3M in legal fees
• City retiree health care deal could save $714M
• Man shot and killed in Skyline area
• San Diego Navy spouse joins first lady at Obama speech
• County backs away from open-meeting lawsuit
• Oceanside homicide victim ID'd
• CHP: Racing preceded fatal accident
• San Diego man allegedly beats puppy, dog has to be put down
• Climate change website launched
• California employers to pay higher unemployment taxes in 2012
• Oceanside man convicted of wife's murder
• SD targets sewage spills with $12m plan
• Poll: Mixed messages on Brown's tax plan
• Woman, child, hit while crossing road
• “Dividing the Estate”: Horton Foote’s Family drama of no consequence
• Lawyer pleads guilty to embezzlement
• Man pleads guilty in puppy scalding
• Man's death ruled accidental drowning
• Lawsuit seeks return of Sweetwater money
• Staying at the post to guard opportunities to get hired
• Six-year sentence for woman who kidnapped baby
• Last Haditha suspect will serve no time
• Dan Logue, California Assemblyman, shifts support to Newt Gingrich
• Man arrested in puppy's beating death
• Teen beaten in College Area improving
• Patricia Gregory: "Yes, I do plead guilty to embezzling. Twice."
• State of the Union encore for State of the Arts
• Ramona crash victim identified
• DeMaio, Fletcher make separate announcements
• Sex offender gets huge prison term
• Wuterich expected to hear sentence today
• Region's quality of life 'at risk'
• $1M Grant Trains Next Gen of Energy Engineers
• Congress moves to protect Mt. Soledad cross
• Students Top National Video Competition
• PLNU Helping to Shape San Diego’s Future
• Man arrested after failed robbery attempt
• Pick-Up Sundays Have Arrived
• USD Launches Website for Regional Climate Education Partnership
• 2011 Women PeaceMakers Narratives Now Available
• Alert issued for missing East County man
• Waterfront stadium plan revives debate
• Celebrate Week 2 of San Diego Restaurant Week
• County Board of Education Calls For Tougher Designation for Synthetic Drugs
• Mark Anderson is New President of County Board of Education
• Navy confirms 3rd carrier for SD Bay by 2016
• Union-Tribune proposes plan for Chargers stadium, Convention Center expansion
• SD Unified faces another grim budget
• Man files claim against ex-SDPD officer
• Creating a world of bookworms
• Group sues county over red-tape vote
• Is Occupy San Diego the first local labor action to come?
• Learning in multiple languages
• Tri-City gets sued over closed meetings
• Galway Downs soccer complex won't be built
• Birds that can be seen now at Famosa Slough
• Phil Wolf Hired as PLNU Men's Soccer Coach
• Rare gray whale mixes into the crowd off SD
• Ramona woman dies in propane truck crash
• New job opportunities in 2011 offset recession losses
• Programs available for veterans, families
• Two killed at Chula Vista apartment identified
• AG seeks to join transportation lawsuit
• A Growing Community
• Trial starts for wife who killed Navy doctor
• 13th annual Women in Business Symposium set for May 17
• Chargers stadium week in review: Terminal
• Haditha defendant agrees to plea deal
• Fire damages Bay Terraces home
• Talk swirls again of closing Carlsbad school
• A night of terror on the Costa Concordia
• Carlsbad police detective arrested for burglary
• DA clears El Cajon cop in shooting
• County to remake youth board, End conflicts
• GOP divide defines mayor’s race
• Man accused of stabbing three with wine glass stem
• New Chargers stadium plan lights up Twitter
• Police searching for suspects in Allied Gardens home invasion robbery
• Man arrested for third DUI in five days
• His focus is on ancient mines, not just Solomon’s
• Boy charged in stabbing has devoted mom
• Three stabbed with wine glass in Spring Valley
• Missing San Diego man's body found, family points to suicide
• A review of political reporting to date. Fail
• San Diego waits for FHFA to support refinancing
• Carjacking reported in Fallbrook
• Motorcyclist dies in Fallbrook accident
• “Request Programme” reprised and ready for prime time
• Popkin: GOP defies its own reality
• Nehring: Romney has advantages in Florida
• El Cajon woman suspected of embezzling
• "Dying Son Bandit" suspect arrested in Carlsbad
• Latest models hit National City market and add to sales tax count
• Two wounded in Lincoln Park shooting
• Peace Corps makes pitch to older volunteers
• Oceanside police investigate homicide
• Democrats make primary endorsements
• Gas leak reported in Ocean Beach
• Storm brings strong winds, warning in effect
• 'Chief Fossil' brings museum back to life
• Some in South Bay question DA’s picks
• Two injured in Fallbrook altercation
• Man sentenced to life in prison for murdering La Jolla millionaire
• Canyoneer Hikes Weekend Of January 21, 2012
• Fire hydrant struck in Pacific Beach
• Body of missing man found
• Political Notebook: Democrats say they’ll target Bilbray
• Redevelopment shutdown to hit consultants, too
• Mary Walshok: revising San Diego
• Inzunza told to report to prison by Jan. 30
• The Bidens visit Camp Pendleton
• Judge axes San Diego's $1K cap on party contributions
• Driver rams deputy car, fire hydrant
• Need an App for That?
• Culture Clash Back in SD for “American Night”
• Sweetwater District Political Indictments
• Acusaciones Políticas del Distrito Sweetwater
• Coroner to probe death of man found in bushes on North Harbor Drive
• Afectan pesticidas jardín de arboles de cereza en una escuela de San Ysidro
• Homeless storage center gets lifeline
• Special Report: Elections for End Times
• A Look Behind the U.S. Drop in Illegal Immigration
• Goodbye, 'birth control' glasses
• Wuterich jury hears '60 Minutes' interview
• Curt R. Noland; 55: Oversaw development of San Elijo Hills, Aviara
• Regents approve University House renovations
• La puñalada en la espalda de Mitt Romney
• Mt. View/Beckwourth Branch Library Will Present Award-Winning Author Suzanne Santillan
• Bilingual Future for Calif.’s Spanish-language Media?
• Homie Improvement
• Southbay Office Depot Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and Funding for Non-Profit Organizations
• Kodak goes Chapter 11, files for bankruptcy
• Mexican president launches Strategic Economic Zone
• Run for your life!
• The Secrets to Doing Business with the Utilities
• Vanity plate leads to bank robbery suspect
• Knox stages 35th Martin Luther King, Jr. March
• SEDC pair get probation, must pay $435,000 to city
• Por la unidad familiar
• Ride service for seniors hits 100,000 trips
• Home building in San Diego grows again
• Sanders’ opening video reflects his lack of leadership in minority communities
• Vehicle over the side on I-5 at Via de la Valle
• Tucson’s Sin of Scandal: Failing Students
• Romney: las dos caras de su moneda
• A Criminal Republican Legislator
• The Public Forum … El Foro Público…
• Man gets life sentence for killing biotech exec
• Latinos make sure you have a voice in the future of our region
• La Jolla says goodbye to ‘royalty’
• ¡ASK A MEXICAN!
• Six Hawaii-based Marines killed in crash
• Inc. cool coworking spaces list includes San Diego's Hera Hub
• Top 7 Things To Do In North County This Week
• Top 7 Things To Do In San Diego This Week
• Sanders joins gay-marriage coalition of mayors
• Where were you when Challenger exploded?
• Countdown begins for Dalai Lama's visit
• Two dead in shooting in Chula Vista
• Civil Rights in Action
• Music and Dance Turns 75
• SD Economists See Improvement This Year
• Dalai Lama To Make San Diego Visit In April
• Next Fall at Diversionary Theatre
• 3 rescued in 2-alarm fire; 4 injured
• Sweetwater withholds report on P.R. bills
• Lawsuit seeks change in Palomar student government
• Life lessons from Condolezza Rice
• Marine tanker charged in friendly fire shooting
• San Diego police arrest robbery suspect
• Police arrest freelance news videographer
• Armed robbery at jewelry store
• Holocaust series offered at UCSD
• Fantasy book a labor of love between father, sons
• Memorial set for slain 12-year-old
• What’s your sign? In University City, it’s ‘closed’
• Balancing work and home: the unachievable goal
• No money for abusive ex-spouses under bill
• La Jolla events, Jan. 19-26
• Coffee joins library experience blend in Carlsbad
• Three arrested in Oceanside gang slaying
• Tires slashed on dozens of vehicles
• Dog causes burglars to flee
• Search resumes for missing hikers
• OnStage Theatre Mounts Ambitious but Problematic “The Elephant Man”
• The smooth run train commutes
• NCTD's experimental fare-cuts become permanent
• Scripps Health Named to Fortune Magazine’s National "100 Best Companies to Work For" List in 2012
• Cyclist hit by vehicle in Sorrento Valley
• Self-serve kiosks at the DMV
• Brown meets with SD business leaders
• Iraq court-martial stalled
• DA clears El Cajon cop in shooting
• Bicyclist killed in crash near school
• Network With NAWBO returns to The University Club
• 10News: Lawsuit claims church, developer lied about expansion plans
• 100 years ago SDPD hired its first woman
• Man faces death penalty in three slayings
• Now, iCommute offers prizes for using TripTracker
• Commercial/Imperial Corridor Master Plan
• Why Should All People Have Access to Quality Legal Defense?
• His Holiness The XIV Dalai Lama to Visit San Diego
• Why Newt Gingrich's preemptive strike against his ex-wife will fail
• Dalai Lama to Visit San Diego in April
• Art, Dance, Film, and Theater Are At CSU San Marcos
• 2 burglary suspects arrested in San Diego
• Bicylist injured in San Diego accident
• SDCL Acoustic Showcase Concert Series - February 2012 Concerts
• Man who had hidden camera in women's bathroom at Starbucks grounded
• Help sought to find missing 31-year-old
• Brown touches on issues affecting all Californians
• Do Chula Vista tourism dollars check out?
• Skateboarder dies after hit-run accident
• Brown to make tax pitch in San Diego
• Construction halts C Street trolley service this weekend
• Second lady Jill Biden to visit Camp Pendleton
• Mayoral candidates add up influential supporters to give an edge to campaign
• Accident slows traffic on I-15 south at Miramar
• No charges in La Jollan's death
• National Guard preps to leave border
• Construction of rail crossing at Swami's begins
• Letters to the editor
• Community leader victim in violent UC home invasion
• A blooming business brightens up La Jolla village
• A grand rebirth for Grande Colonial Hotel
• Former employee of La Jolla business gets four years for embezzlement
• Boy, 10, charged with murder, felony assault
• San Diego Navy ship helps another Iranian boat
• Brown's high-speed rail endorsement draws fire, praise
• Monarch School names new CEO
• San Diego hiker still missing on Mt. Rainier
• Smart growth conference to showcase San Diego
• Sustainability: More Than a Buzzword
• Bomb squad finds pipe harmless
• Paying the costs of affordable housing heights and extras
• Two dogs die in house fire
• Alaska Air serving new cities from San Diego
• New charges filed in pit bull attack
• Artist Explores Japanese Internment
• Magic Lanterns Illuminate Library
• Congressman asks Pentagon to consider realities of combat in Marine video flap
• Man who hid camera in restroom sentenced
• 92-year-old man hit by car in University City dies
• Searchers hold out hope for missing San Diegan on Mt. Rainier
• Bloggers overjoyed as rulings continue against Righthaven
• IPod robberies in La Mesa, Encinitas
• A Marine's Daughter Runs Point at USD
• You Can Learn to Be Confident, Says Charisma Coach Cynthia Burnham
• Stabbing suspect must be tried as a juvenile
• Help asked in tracing stabbing suspect, witnesses
• Arson alleged in motel dispute
• Water plant land deal misses deadline
• Contractors back DeMaio, lifeguards endorse Fletcher
• School districts forecast future financial trouble
• Santee bank robbed
• City attorney chastises Sanders over Snapdragon
• County public housing turns into non-smoking residences
• Man arrested after cab robbery
• Two Marines killed in Afghanistan
• Marine who sacrificed his life for others honored by Navy Secretary
• Bridgepoint lays off employees in 3 states
• Agreement to aid community college students
• Prayer service for La Jolla 'royal'
• Funeral bill advances despite cost warning
• Provost named at UCSD's Sixth College
• Board a ship to take a break from a growing harbor
• BIG Incentives to Sell Your San Diego Real Estate!
• Rosa Parks' bus rides to a first-place finish
• Marine found dead at Camp Pendleton barracks
• Spanos to Bolts fans: "Can't do it without you"
• SD Tea Party grills Filner in forum
• San Diego hiker, friend stuck on Mt. Rainier
• Aztec Motto
• Book Examines City Heights Educational Collaborative
• MLK on the Mesa
• Montys Honor Aztec Alumni
• Ceremony slated for science building
• Parents of slain boy speak out
• CWI January forum focuses on the drive for success
• Feds put squeeze on really big snakes
• How checking "Career Opportunities" at LinkedIn can end employment
• University Heights school closed after arson fire
• Amid uproar, Charger drops Twitter account
• Occupy SD group removed from bus in Texas
• Feds reviewed Sempra case, moved on
• Japanese forces and Marines train in Iron Fist
• Examining charter schools at 20
• City focuses work on converting streetlights to inductive lamps
• Breakfast revisits King's message
• 10-year-old reportedly main suspect in stabbing death of 12-year-old boy
• Beaumont's La Jolla, fired up for winter
• County Board refusing to change the plan to keep rural space
• Man's car taken at gunpoint
• Landmark La Jolla gallery founder to present at 2012 Art Show
• Suspect in fatal stabbing is 10-year-old boy
• Prominent E. County preacher backs Gingrich
• Birds that can be seen now in the San Diego South Bay
• Chargers stadium week in review: Playoffs
• Long road ahead for badly beaten teen
• Free community piano recital at CSUSM
• Suspect in Santee slaying arrested
• San Diego launchs app challenge
• First poaching reported in new SoCal marine parks
• Teen wounded in shooting in Mira Mesa
• Body of missing hunter found
• 17 in Congress from CA get pensions, too
• Quality First Real Estate Reveals How to Prepare Your Home to Get the Best Appraisal
• Female candidate for president visits Baja California
• East County politicos not afraid to be boosters
• Opening of last leg of I-15 Express Lanes delayed
• Community leader had own memorable experience aboard a bus
• Towers cast long shadow
• Old Tijuana jail, fire and police stations cleared
• Nature activities in San Diego January 16-22, 2012
• Animals come to Old Town for a blessing
• Person shot in Poway apartment complex
• Political campaigns embrace 'Occupy' themes
• Man burned in home fire
• Multi-car pileup snarls traffic along Highway 78
• Police investigating sexual assault in Escondido
• Woman says she was denied Avis rental car discounts because she is not gay
• Men stabbed in attack in North Clairemont
• Spanish train offers lessons for California
• Passing the point of no return in civil rights
• Patrol car hit at residence
• San Miguel fire agency may contract out its mission
• Franklin's heroics give No. 22 San Diego State 69-67 win over No. 12 UNLV
• Midway Drive bank robbed
• Downtown trolley tracks in decline open for work in 2012
• Emergency response tactics displayed at Balboa Park
• Deaths from gang violence up in San Diego
• Money woes linked to murder-suicides
• Murders up in 2011; family violence a cause
• In San Diego, a motto that inspires repetition
• Scripps ranch credit union robbed
• Collision course: Whales and ships in SoCal
• Convenience store, sandwich shop robbed
• Suspect arrested in car burglaries
• Man carjacks San Diego cab
• Chargers never looked so super as in 1995
• Woman dies after SR-125 accident
• Settlement in military leases case
• Firefighters keep 2-alarm blaze from Carlsbad homes
• Mayoral debate includes pension humor
• Navy's SEAL program turns 50
• PAN presidential contender courts Baja supporters
• Taco shop robbed in Kearny Mesa
• San Diego State faces tough gauntlet in repeat bid for conference championship
• Security breach at air traffic control site
• Photos released of Wells Fargo robber
• CSU policy would look at higher pay
• Sweetwater defense attorneys speak up
• Man wins monetary award after his penis is shortened in accident
• MLK Day parade stirs pride, memories
• A tale of racism, "The 'ol one-eyed pirate"
• Another refusal on a southern bus ride
• Jury awards man with penis injury $7.5 million
• Will the Supreme Court Strike Down Part of the Voting Rights Act?
• Zapatistas: 18 Years of Rebellion and Resistance
• Iranian speedboats pursue San Diego-based warship
• Oaxaca’s New Government Calls for Migrant Rights
• Top 7 Things To Do In North County
• Top 7 Things To Do In San Diego This Week
• Mitt Romney: ¡Ay Chihuahua!
• No charges for Drew Ford employee
• Video gamers converge on UC San Diego
• Adquirir Salud y Desarrollo Viajando de la Mano con la Lectura
• Interested in Having the City of San Diego as Your Client or Customer?
• The National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference Announces Plans for 2012
• Progress made on project to build new West Mission Bay Bridge
• DA Honors Victim of Violent Crime at Annual Rotary Heroes Luncheon
• Sweetwater Board Member Dismissed from Civil Litigation
• Local Advocate for Rape Victims Receives Honor
• Grasas: lo bueno, lo malo y lo feo
• New California Laws for 2012
• The American Tea Masters Association offers its Certified Tea Sommelier Training Course conducted entirely in Spanish
• POLITICAL NOTES:
• Occupy movement needs to be more inclusive
• The President Must Combat Commercialism to Rebuild America
• And on the 7th Day…
• Becoming Steve Jobs
• Sweetwater defendants plead not guilty
• Contract for longlived city fire sprinkler retrofit goes out to bid
• ¡ASK A MEXICAN!
• TEZOZOMOC SPEAKS
• Pendleton general leads Marine video probe
• New sentencing set for actor's son
• Cigarette butts pile up on beaches
• KPBS Newsroom of the Future
• 'Gridlock Clock' keeps on ticking
• Female motocross rider back in saddle to attempt jump in PB
• Meals-on-Wheels San Diego gets big donation
• SCORE Women's Networking Breakfast features Michelle Bergquist
• Pension gains reduce San Diego deficit to $12M
• New Solar Panel System Unveiled
• PLNU Teams up with the Westminster Community Garden (WCG)
• Woman found stabbed in Mission Valley
• Man shot in Santee, not expected to survive
• Point man on Sweetwater bond review is sidelined
• Voice Your Choice
• Canyoneer Hikes Weekend of January 14, 2012
• Major Marine Military Equipment Expo Set for February 1 - 2
• Contractor joked about 'naked chick for a year' as commission
• Immigration Digest: Parody twitter feed @MexicanMitt takes off
• Plan to sell La Jolla landmark upsets locals
• Rotary club honors local heroes
• Last leg of I-15 express lanes dedicated, opens Jan. 16
• Tap Hunter, local craft beer, bar resource
• Well-known La Jollan 'The Count' found dead behind dumpster
• Man robs credit union in Mira Mesa
• Call box agency drops P.R. contractor
• Theatre is plentiful this weekend in SD! 1.13.12
• Good reads: San Diego transit issues aired on the Web
• Anonymous donation guarantees library's finish
• Ballast Point Tasting Room, just enough of a bar
• Injured turtle rescued at Camp Pendleton
• Mayor Sanders stands at Balboa Theater front for last State of the City Address
• CEO of high-speed rail agency to step down
• Wrong place for homeless veterans?
• Actor's son a no-show in court
• DeMaio, Dumanis focus on veterans
• CSU San Marcos Basketball Is Ranked For First Time Ever
• It’s time to come clean
• Curves in Little Italy
• Old Amtrak enterprise gains connections end to end
• UC San Diego applications, minority interest rise
• Laughs are a dime a dozen at downtown’s newest comedy club
• Anthology House Band a unique San Diego sound
• Music calendar: Jazz, an old Canadian classic and boogie-woogie blues
• Exxon awarded $908 million for seized Venezuelan oil assets
• Trial starts for man accused in wife's death
• Human trafficking on the rise in border region
• Intro to mayor's final address creates buzz
• Navy to christen ship Coronado Saturday
• Two local lawmakers top business scorecard
• Suspect in fatal hit and run sought
• UC San Diego applications, minority interest rise
• Your Get Out of Jail Free Card for Real Estate
• Don't miss out: registration opens for third annual Business Women's Mega Mixer
• Southwestern suspends $5.8 million in contracts
• Obama releases action plan for oceans
• Tracking great whites, by smartphone
• Gov. Haley Barbour and an another example of an asleep-at-the-wheel, media
• Mexican soldiers seize $146,620 at San Ysidro border crossing
• Mira Mesa man launches radio "Sock Hop"
• Two shot in Chula Vista; two men sought
• MTS chairman injured after firing shots at robber
• USD Student Awarded $10K Scholarship
• SeaWorld Job Opening
• A Referendum on Our Fears
• USD student awarded $10K scholarship
• Special “Art on Wheels” program in Balboa Park next week
• “The Lion in Winter” Roars in New Year at North Coast Rep!
• Sweetwater says workers stole from cafeterias
• Mexico's drug war death toll: 47,515
• Escondido woman safe after reported kidnapping
• Tearful plea for Carlsbad teen's safe return
• Brent King’s 'setback' in governor’s office
• Search warrants served at 3 pot dispensaries
• Mayor Sanders: City finance problems will end
• Judge declines to jail lawyer over website
• Campaign limits proposed for Southwestern and San Diego schools
• Connecting with homeless San Diegans
• Sketch released of possible male suspect in disappearance of Carlsbad girl
• Homeless resource fair draws big crowd
• Drew Ford employee accused of embezzling
• Squad mate says Marine planned Iraq killings
• UCSD community in King Day events
• Supes vote to study 56 general plan change requests
• Feasting on film and food
• Windemere Cottage: lost but not forgotten
• Underwater Parks Day a lure for landlubbers and ocean lovers
• The orca/dolphin debate: writer agrees photo was of killer whale
• Letter to the editor: Preservation of history would require an independent La Jolla
• South Bay and border closures announced
• Good Ol' Gals' Sweet Retreat set for Feb. 3
• Killer in 1986 Knott case denied parole
• England to run for 79th Assembly District
• Judge Kimberly A. Lagotta sends Patricia Gregory an early Valentine
• Last piece of I-15 Express project officially opens Thursday
• A two sided industrial U.S.-Mexico border
• First newsletter on North Coastal Corridor construction hits e-mail boxes
• Register Now for SDSU Writers' Conference
• Fire fee could cost county residents $10 million
• Introduction to green careers offered
• Pedestrian hurt in hit-and-run crash
• Car fires under investigation
• La Jolla 'royal' dies behind trash bin
• Casa de Oro slaying victim, suspect ID'd
• Aquarium celebrates 20 years with cut rates
• Teen girl stabbed, declines to give details
• Velo Cult: San Diego's loss, Portland's gain
• Conners Tabbed WCC Player of the Week
• Discovery Creates New Class of Planetary Systems
• Alumnus Mike Brown Talks to Fox Sports
• Double Break Exhibition - Rubén Ortiz-Torres
• Local analysis: Sam Popkin on New Hampshire
• Chargers staying put at 'Q' for 2012 season
• Call-box agency P.R. plan blasted
• Bank robbed in Vista; photos released
• SD gang members convicted in crime spree
• Earthquake faults changing City College plans
• Homicide detectives called to Casa de Oro
• Conference to focus on school tech
• Cross-border airport terminal gets S.D. council's OK
• Device helps cops find missing adults
• Modesto homicide suspect nabbed at border
• Roppongi Restaurant & Sushi Bar new happy hour offerings, pricing
• Marijuana grow found in Valley Center
• UCSD game festival on tap
• Group says county actions lacked public notice
• UCSD memorial planned for Coronado victim
• County schools get “blue ribbon” nomination
• Dumanis pledges salary, Fletcher “Innovative City”
• Carjacking suspect arrested after fight
• Citizen ballot proposals now must survive council review
• A Broadway Valentine
• Priest pleads not guilty to sexual battery
• Vote The Show for Student Section of the Year
• Making a neighborhood drive for microenterprise
• Small brush fire near Route 15 doused
• They feared hidden insurgents, Marine says in Iraq trial
• Suspicious package turns out a hoax
• Solana Beach councilman enters supervisors race
• Varsity Sport of the Mind
• SDSU CIO Featured in IMAX Film
• John Clapp Joins National Substance Abuse Advisory Council
• Marine killed in crash an Osprey pilot
• Fun run to raise money for family in need
• 'Pigeon-Toed Bandit' sought
• San Diego-based nonprofit gets large grant
• Panel backs limits on protests at military funerals
• Study: Water recycling key to U.S. future
• 'Jail bird' in county lockup
• 'Stripper-gate' councilman Inzunza headed to prison
• Women attacked, beaten in Hillcrest
• DUI suspect who jumped in ocean found OK
• Arts and Business Internships
• Justiciabarometro: Survey of Municipal Police in Ciudad Juarez
• 2012 Visitng Scholar
• In Remembrance of Professor Joseph Colombo
• Skateboarder injured in San Marcos hit-and-run
• Chargers to stay in San Diego for 2012 season, prep final push for new stadium
• Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition
• Pedestrian struck by postal truck
• Hunt on for Dudley's Bakery burglars
• Brown seeks to ease mandates on schools
• Agents seize nearly half-million $ in cocaine
• College probe finds bidding issue
• San Diego cops to get dressed on own time
• Suit seeks to block SD pension vote
• Inzunza’s appeal of corruption case at an end
• Water authority signs 55-year habitat plan
• The 24th Annual All People’s Breakfast – “All People Speak”
• No last minute termination of Chargers Qualcomm lease will come
• Chargers stadium week in review: Reprieve
• Dumanis takes on task of keeping opportunity open for teachers and students
• Brothers suspected in guitar thefts arrested
• Public asked to help crack down on truancy
• Prosecutor: Haditha defendant 'lost control'
• Supervisor Roberts named board chairman
• Odd bird odyssey over; crane owner found
• County supervisors back Sycuan pact
• Professor Appointed to State Ed Position
• Aztec Rec Center Offers Groupon
• Parolee surrenders in SWAT standoff
• Sanders, Chargers closer to new stadium plan
• Background on the La Jolla seals and controversy
• NAWBO San Diego January program features Anthony Robbins' #1 corporate trainer
• Fire damages Escondido condo
• Body found near Oceanside Pier
• Man stabbed outside Escondido grocery store
• Baja California plans to generate 49,000 new jobs in 2012
• 76-year-old Clairemont Mesa woman found
• Three car crash clogs roads near SeaWorld
• Pension election rhetoric to ramp up
• Marine dies in solo motorcycle crash
• Man robbed in own garage
• Chargers name Pagano new head on defensive side of the ball
• Find museum quality artwork at "affordable art" events
• San Diego nature activities January 8th through 14th 2012
• Traffic diverted in San Marcos around Civic Center
• PTSD? Try meditation and yoga
• County’s domestic violence rate is high
• San Marcos fire injures one
• Victims of Coronado murder-suicide laid to rest
• Measure aims to protect some undocumented immigrants
• University City condo fire
• Train underpass pass near Swami's beach coming
• Two arrested at Occupy San Diego
• 7 hurt in Alpine pileup
• Subway robbed, suspect sought
• Garage damaged by fire in Lakeside
• National Guard border enforcement moves out and patrol counts on new strategy
• Tijuana sees drop in drug violence
• Pedestrian hit by motorcyclist dies
• Mayoral candidates burnish distinct images
• Police seek hit-run driver
• SEAL dies after accidental gunshot
• Work to begin this year on 25th Street Renaissance
• San Diego art classes for your New Years art goals
• Driver plows into Subway in Clairemont
• Political Notebook: Frye endorses Saldaña
• Birthday bash went on amid Sweetwater probe
• How to contact the DA
• Claim of bias in university classrooms flares anew
• Two aging zoo elephants euthanized
• California traffic tickets rise while economy tanks
• 'Disappearing' park in need of erosion control
• County General Plan appeals to be heard
• Third-oldest person in state dies
• Where is missing Carlsbad teen Christine Jelinek?
• Fog moves in along county coast
• SDCOE Announces National 'Learning-on-The-Go' Summit To Promote Impact of 24/7 Internet on Student Learning
• San Diego Zoo Global Wildlife Conservancy Selects Public Service Announcement to Highlight Emotion of Saving Species
• Power outage darkens El Cajon mall
• Catholic bishop rose from humble roots
• Bringing back Baja's tourists
• Don’t miss a Purrr-formance of Cats while it is in San Diego!
• Robbery at Hillcrest gas station
• Aircraft carrier Reagan off for overhaul
• Home-invasion robbery in Pacific Beach
• Downtown 'Quiet Zone' launch delayed
• Sanders explains decision on stadium name change
• Occupy Movement and Ocupemos el Barrio Outreach on Foreclosure Crisis in 2012
• Four from county netted in Operation Cyberwild
• SDSU professor to head state division
• Chula Vista council aide to run against Salas
• Drunken driver who hit Marine sentenced
• Calif. Schools Lead the Way Preparing Next Generation of Workers: Latinos
• Huge corruption case involves Sweetwater schools officials
• 44 Years After Walkouts, Are Latino Students Better Off?
• San Diego history: Coliseum Athletic Club tells a story of a bygone era of fight clubs
• RB Sunrise Rotary Doesn’t Understand the word “NO”
• The Year of Smoke, Ashes and Rebellion
• Photo gallery: San Diego rings in the new year with style
• January 2012 - Parent E-Newsletter
• La Mexicana…
• Whale-watching season offers chance to see San Diego in a whole new way
• Cerró con Broche de Oro el 2011 la Opera de Tijuana
• Take a bite out of the new year with restaurant deals across the county
• Downtown attorney recognized for her work for women, minorities
• Move over Fútbol, the NFL Scores Big with Hispanics
• 1st Meztiza to Open a Free Store Front in San Diego County
• Help sought in teen's disappearance
• Soaring Eagles adjust to the New Year
• Nuevas Leyes de California Para 2012
• Seal advocates sue for beach closure
• Calendar of Events:
• Somos privilegiados
• Top 7 Things To Do In North County This Week
• Corruption charges only deal with part of the problem
• A fight for the soul of the GOP
• Batalla en Iowa
• College official placed on leave after charges
• Charles Bernard “Ben” Weseloh; longtime north county auto dealer and community leader
• Tweaks to Coaster schedule start Monday
• UCSD lecture series offered
• Falling in Love in the Library
• Iraq War: Reaffirmation or the End of U.S. Exceptionalism?
• Sketch of Escondido rapist released
• Home care workers deserve basic rights
• A votar en 2012: el año del Dragón
• On screen: Race Across America documentary
• Man gets 64 years to life for teen's murder
• Phase 1 of North Embarcadero Visionary Plan breaks ground
• US rescues Iranian boat from pirates
• Gunfire in Carlsbad likely gang-related
• Top 7 Things To Do In San Diego This Week
• Veteran leader to head UCSD department
• Purse, computer taken outside coffee shop
• WGN San Diego presents two January events
• Craigslist sale becomes robbery
• Second Annual Strasburg 5K Jan. 28
• Extended Studies Opens House
• USD To Co-Host an Evening with Alfie Kohn
• Aztecs Ring in Holidays Past
• Boy injured in Escondido traffic accident
• San Diego Zoo Safari Park All Aflutter: It's Time for Butterfly Jungle
• Driver sought in Chula Vista hit-and-run
• Police investigate report of shots fired in Carlsbad
• Armed robbery in San Marcos
• Stabbing investigated in Fallbrook
• Local beaches are not for 'locals only'
• PB Navy Seal pulls trigger on 9mm handgun, ends up on life support
• San Diego impacts of Gov. Brown's budget
• Mayoral candidate Dumanis focuses on schools
• Shielded from worst of Pentagon cuts?
• Sweetwater suspends contracts, initiatives
• Stadium name change may have been illegal
• Final environmental report for SR-76 east project ready
• Richard Alf, 59, one of Comic-Con's founders
• La Jolla events, Jan. 5 through Jan. 12
• New Year's resolutions
• Jail worker accused of having sex with inmate
• Guest Commentary: Razing of Windemere Cottage a catastrophic loss of community’s heritage
• Film screening inspires parents, teachers to do their homework, too
• Torrey Pines Bridge work to shut down Highway 101, trains
• Reagan departure now at sunset Friday
• Actor Ryan O'Neal's son back in jail
• Trolley improvements start next phase
• UCSD settles federal discrimination lawsuit
• Suspect in cabbie murder found dead off La Jolla
• The free trade swap that makes a penny for the political times
• Linda Vista fatal crash victim ID'd
• Billboard spotlights unsolved Navy murder
• PLNU has third highest CPA exam pass rate in California
• Wrong-way freeway driver identified
• Scooter rider killed in Ramona ID'd
• Flautist Honored with Global Award
• Cement truck overturns north of Fallbrook
• New Pentagon blueprint smaller, Asia-focused
• Last chapter may be written for bookstore
• Journalism Gets $300K Boost
• Boys set College Area garage fire
• NAWBO San Diego kicks off 2012 with a branding seminar
• 10News: Marine wife undergoes rare surgery
• National count of bald eagles takes flight
• Navy man shoots self accidentally
• Tires slashed, burglaries in Carmel Valley
• MOCM Professor Acknowledge
• Fire breaks out in Escondido park
• RA Positions Available- Mexican Law Course
• USD Men's Soccer: Two Standouts Honored
• Research flips on career light for student
• Shooting victim found in Valencia Park
• Gas station robbed in San Ysidro
• ecoATM Kiosk Uses Advanced Technology to Solve E-Waste Problem
• National Association of Realtors Versus New Housing Tax Legislation
• Did love triangle lead to deadly Coronado shootings leaving four dead?
• Stadium, new city hall to be discussed
• Sweetwater suspends bond program manager
• Parent activists vs. unions over school law
• The Long Walk Home: A Wounded Marine's Recovery
• Leo Esparza, 59, Navy veteran, contractor
• Home sweet home: pride in their Victorian house
• French Gourmet socked with $387,000 penalty for hiring undocumented workers
• News Briefs
• DA on Sweetwater officials: ''They simply lied''
• PB nostalgia group forms to bind memories of local life
• 3 Navy ships named in honor of Marines
• Olive Café: Worth getting up early for
• Shore Club patio-extension plan draws fire at ABC hearing
• Burglar accused of targeting senior citizens
• Photo caption appears to be off mark
• Photo seems that of common dolphin
• Urges USPS to move on with Midway PO site
• Ex-firefighter faces new sex charges
• Comedy shows and liquor sales might soon become regular habit in Gaslamp
• Orange County bishop to lead SD diocese
• Navy fires senior sailor at Coronado bomb unit
• Sen. Anderson edged out for GOP leader
• Controlled burn sends up smoke near Pine Valley
• Enterprise Zones to "improve" not go away
• Reading program gets $10,000 grant
• Local organizations are seeking volunteers
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• Students Embrace Veteran in Need
• Fire hits El Cajon mobile home
• Condo killings ruled murders, suicide
• South Bay salt ponds get a new look
• Pursuit ends with parolee arrests
• Profiles of those charged in Sweetwater case
• Sketch released of sex assault suspect
• 26 felony charges in Sweetwater case
• County, Met clash over water rates
• Scripps Dedicates Conrad Prebys Emergency & Trauma Center
• Mexican cartel leader pleads guilty
• Runaway Texas teenager found in Carlsbad
• Burglar tunnels through wall into El Cajon store
• Suspected drunken driver hits several cars in Serra Mesa
• Armed robberies at 2 Adams Avenue businesses
• Teen stabbed in Chollas View
• Drive-by shooting in Mountain View
• Woman hit by taxi; fetus killed
• Help sought to ID Point Loma bank robber
• How to Stage your Home for the Appraiser?
• Announcing Open Arts Collective - Call For Artists: ‘Do Art Daily’ Show at Space 4 Art
• Exhibition - Hydrodynamica: Remember the Future
• Analysis: No winners tonight in Iowa
• USO sailor of year killed in Afghanistan
• Supervisor race gets competitive
• Panel orders do-over on stadium security job
• Norv Turner back as Chargers head coach because players fought for him
• Bersin gets another Homeland Security job
• Robust art market challenges art expertise of SD Zoo and museum leaders
• State board eyes fire fees once again
• Gandara hires lawyer in contracting probe
• Coronado condo deaths remain a mystery
• Fugitive suspected in 2007 slaying extradited to San Diego
• Fatal crash closes SR-78 in Ramona
• Priest arrested on suspicion of sexual assault
• UCSD, SDSU ranked for value
• Carrier Reagan leaves Friday for year overhaul
• Barrio Logan Priest Arrested for Sexual Assault
• Lower NCTD travel prices now set
• Rapist sought in Escondido
• Do no front office moves mean one for Chargers?
• Jerry Schad's final book published
• Picking up the many local farm crops
• A New Year's view of Tijuana's twin towers
• Woman dies after hit and run
• Cops: Oceanside slaying likely gang-related
• Breaking News: Chargers report Turner, Smith to return for 2012 season
• Trivia Contest: Last chance, last week's winner
• Prison escapee caught in Lemon Grove
• Man dies in stabbing in Chula Vista, woman arrested
• Chargers stadium week in review: Raided
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• Q&A: Roberts has local focus, state impact
• Q&A: Political vet takes pulse of campaign
• San Diego interior designer lauded by local ASID chapter
• “It’s A Wonderful Occupation”: Occupy Resolutions for 2012
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• Helen McHugh, RSCJ, Professor of English, Passes Away
• USD Mourns Loss of Professor Joseph Colombo
• Studying Middle East: A Professor's Course Comes Alive
• WSJ Names Two MFA Productions as Top Shows in 2011
• Avi Spiegel Featured in San Diego Union-Tribune
• 2012 New Year’s weekend nets 5 DUI deaths
• CSU San Marcos Basketball Sweeps Through The Las Vegas Classic
• Surfer who died ID’d
• Trailer burns down in El Cajon
• Man, 20, dies in Oceanside shooting
• Pedestrian, 82, ID'd in fatal crash
• Pedestrian, 82, ID'd in fatal crash
• Details emerging about 4 dead in Coronado
• Details emerging about 4 dead in Coronado
• New Year's Day shooting in Coronado leaves four dead
• Sanders to give State of the City Address to begin last year in office
• California Supreme Court cuts redevelopment work short
• Notable San Diego bird visitors of 2011
• Iraq war crimes trial finally set to begin
• Iraq war crimes trial finally set to begin
• Woman attacked near City Heights park
• Woman attacked near City Heights park
• Lawmakers give out raises
• Lawmakers give out raises
• Award-winning prosecutor goes after drug cases
• Award-winning prosecutor goes after drug cases
• Four dead in Coronado: media offers no independent reporting
• Escaped inmate still at-large
• Driver dies in Linda Vista crash
• If this was Turner's last game as head coach, Chargers send him out correctly
• City Heights fire displaces family of four
• Man stabbed at downtown hotel bar
• Local New Year's DUI arrests down from last year
• DUI arrest made in San Marcos driveway crash
• Coronado Navy Lodge has luxury views
• 4 dead in Coronado shooting
• New anti-crime tool: cameras cops wear
• Q&A: UCSD's David FitzGerald
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• Scooter rider loses part of leg in crash
• New Year comes early with gunfire
• Woman missing from Otay Mesa found
• Can Chargers play spoiler on Sunday in Oakland?
• New Year started at 4 p.m. Saturday
• Worker crushed at recycling plant
• For these San Diegans, everything's coming up roses
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• Hardhat robber hits Point Loma bank
• DJ 'T' doesn't need sight to soar on air
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• Wrong-way driver dies on Interstate 15
• Fireworks fracas sparks plan to alter state law
• DA’s South County timeline mixes meals, votes
• Fire breaks out in University Heights apartment
• Man stabbed in Barrio Logan Friday night
• Southcrest the site of two robberies Friday
• Driver injures pedestrian in Kearny Mesa
• Arrest made in commercial burglary series
• Assault in Vista leaves one wounded
• Armed robbers hit Vista insurance business
• Local law agencies take budget hit
• Top Chargers stadium stories of 2011: 1-5
• $1 million of Rolexes, other watches recovered
• Charlotte Elizabeth "Betty" Steeger Tharp; longtime humanitarian, wife of judge
• Woman struck crossing Chula Vista street
• See International Art at SD Museum of Art to appreciate New Year
• Redevelopment not shutting down yet
• Top 25 Watchdog stories of 2011
• Marine arrested after shooting outside bar
• Chief deputy medical examiner assumes post
• Graphic: Red Bull ramp jump New Year's Eve
• Employee who allegedly groped female customers at tire store pleads not guilty
• City time on the first working day in 2012
• 2011 Year End Review
• City government plans to toe the line
• Occupy activist says she's still energized
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• College Avenue Compact Candidates Honored
• 4 sought in yearlong burglary spree
• Recibió Premio Nacional de Periodismo Altruista la Periodista Luz Elena Picos
• 24th Day: Saint Charles Caritas at the TJ Dumpsite
• Nuestros Otros Estados
• 2011: A Tough Year for Latinos
• IMPERIAL BEACH LIBRARY LAUNCHES CURSIVE CLUB FOR KIDS
• “DON DIEGO POST 7420 AT LARGE FOR THE HOLIDAYS”
• Feliz Navidad y Merry Christmas
• Próspero Año Nuevo – Happy New Year
• 10News: New underwater parks to open Jan. 1
• A New Year’s Resolution for Young People
• Increasing Minimum Wage Helps Working Families
• Bike sharing systems doubled in 2011 but just wait for next year
• Chemical spill cleaned downtown
• Sigamos soñando
• The Public Forum … El Foro Público…
• Witnesses catch purse-snatch suspect
• ¡ASK A MEXICAN!
• Broken gas line prompts evacuations
• Top 7 Things To Do In North County This Week
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• '666' scrawled on church hit by arson again
• Chula Vista marching band to join Pink Martini
• Week in history: MVP, millionaire, museum
• Top Chargers stadium stories of 2011: 6-10
• New year and 760 new state laws
• Crystal ball turns green for 2012
• Armed robbery at Clairemont store
• Vehicle hits transformer in Poway
• Man extradited in sex abuse, death of child
• Three injured in Miramar Road accident
• Woman rescued; van bursts info flames
• Otay water contracts tied to board chairman
• Five lawsuits pending in University City crash
• The changes in the medical malpractice standard
• Wolf enters state for first time since 1924
• Schools hope ruling won't lead to more cuts
• Public and politicians enjoy day off at Holiday Big Balloon Parade
• Local lawmakers split over court ruling
• Checking Up on Student Drinking
• San Diego leaders eye new law to save redevelopment
• Man killed in La Mesa in April identified
• Open on New Year's Eve, 2011 San Diego party spots
• Very disappointing or a great day for neighborhoods?
• Marshall Ward, Navy commander during Cuban Missile Crisis, died at 89
• Early whale migration creates a splash
• Fire destroys house in Jamul
• Bay Park gas station robbed
• Dad just behind woman killed in I-805 crash
• Breast-feeding moms take over Target stores in at least 35 states for 'nurse-in'
• Top Chargers stadium stories of 2011: 11-15
• Defense, turnovers key for Texas in 21-10 Holiday Bowl win over Cal
• Sewage spills into San Elijo Lagoon
• Autopsy results in Serra Mesa deaths
• Donate to a theatre before the year is up!
• Slain officer's daughter gets his motorcycle
• Oceanside woman reported missing
• Construction firms address South County probe
• Defense dominates Holiday Bowl as Texas leads Cal, 7-3, at halftime
• Call box agency giving away gas cards
• Native plant conference takes root in SD
• Fatal accident on I-805
• The enterprise take at the seaport
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• Cal versus Texas: Holiday Bowl live first half updates
• Fine Art Year in Review: Collecting art pays valuable dividends
• Deal Alert! Mission Hills
• Crowd soaks in sun at balloon parade
• Young eco-traveler farms for the world
• Water out to Redwood Village homes
• Bobcat spotted in Rancho Peñasquitos yard
• Local organizations are seeking volunteers
• Around town in San Diego
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• Woman groped at San Diego Target store
• Group plans to auction old Hillcrest sign
• US to pay family $17.8M for Marine jet crash
• Teen critically wounded in College Area
• Cal, Texas hope Holiday Bowl is a springboard for higher expectations
• Teen shot in home invasion in Chula Vista
• Top Chargers stadium stories of 2011: 16-20
• 10News: Alpine shooting victim feared ex's drug use
• Search continues for missing woman
• Bonita man killed in off-road vehicle crash
• Joining in building the technology innovation list
• Woman mauled by pit bulls in June dies
• Holiday Bowl: Friendly foes Jeff Tedford and Mack Brown meet again
• Man arrested in Oceanside assaults
• $500,000 damage in Old Town church fire
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• Motorcyclist killed on Route 94 identified
• Clairemont water main has 2nd break
• Extended Studies Wins Marketing Award
• DA says officials took dinners, tickets, more
• 2011 Holiday Bowl primer: California Golden Bears
• SWAT team called out to El Cajon apartment shooting
• Stolen iPad helps police recover Christmas gifts
• Memorial to fallen stirs controversy
• Bonsall crash victim ID'd as active Army serviceman
• Poisonous lizard found at Rancho Bernardo home
• Motorcyclist dies in crash
• Kids injured when car suddenly goes in reverse
• Citizen scientists tally local birds
• Fatalities, DUI arrests up during holiday
• San Diegans on backside of unemployment peak
• Port takes opportunity to test wind turbine
• Woman breaks leg, hip in car crash
• How to support sports, education and art at our Olympic Training Center
• Excellence on the Field and in the Classroom
• Readers sound off on new law requiring gay history lessons in school
• Company rewards teachers for school trips
• Man arrested in early morning crash
• 2011 Holiday Bowl primer: Texas Longhorns
• Broken water main floods Golden Hill streets
• Old Town church damaged in fire
• Santa robbery suspect doesn't leave good cheer behind
• Will expanded SoCal marine reserves work?
• Woman reported missing since Friday
• He’s happy to be of service
• A professor’s course comes alive
• Fatal accident victim identified
• Vets confounded by dueling medical marijuana rules
• Attack on Cole leads former sailor to develop green jobs program
• Apartments evacuated because of fire
• Fire destroys woman’s house
• Chargers' 38-10 loss to Lions a mirror image of disappointing 2011 season
• Sea Life aquarium offers guests a wet Christmas
• One unit damaged in Grantville fire
• San Diego Theatre Critics Gear up for Awards Ceremony on Feb. 6th 2012
• Condo fire displaces 8 people
• Man dies in early morning car crash
• Lions tame Chargers, gain playoff spot while San Diego to sit home again
• Chargers stadium week in review: Mane event
• Police: Man tried to rob skateboarder
• Boy, 12, injured in hit-and-run crash
• Amputee needs will continue long after wars
• Facing the future with hope
• Sheriff offers free vacation checks
• Playing a part in the final setting for Christmas downtown
• Slideshow: Behind the Scenes at SD Botanic Gardens Night Lights
• Fine Art of Light by Night at SD Botanic Gardens
• Man in Santa hat robs Point Loma store
• Sweetwater committee seeks contractor support
• County jails not overcrowded — yet
• Three stabbed outside Chula Vista bar
• Fatal crash on I-5 near Mission Bay Park
• Suspect arrested in San Marcos robbery
• Man stabbed, robbed in Mountain View
• Military families share holiday greetings
• Charles W. Christensen; Civil engineer responsible for planning San Diego communities
• Deputies arrest sexual-assault suspect
• OPERA SEASON IS UPON US: 2012 INTERNATIONAL SEASON
• Theatre for the Holidays
• Woman shot and killed in Alpine; man arrested
• A reunion of Marine brothers
• Political notebook: San Diegan counters redistricting criticism
• High school gets real college atmosphere
• Last minute Christmas shopping at San Diego Ferrari
• Civil rights leader had impact in Latino community
• Artist Kazuko Reynolds specialized in Japanese brush painting
• National City Middle School and the Community Share in the Joy of the Holidays
• Semi-truck fire snarls traffic on south I-805
• Forgetting the Iraq War
• Investigation Findings Renew Calls for Arpaio’s Resignation
• Groups Protest Citizen Detentions
• Father Patrick J. Keane; longtime teacher and principal of St. Augustine High School
• El Cherife Racista…
• Exhiben Extraordinario Documental Flores en el Desierto , el Frente en Defensa de Wirikuta
• Funds for Education Committee Tasked with Fundraising for Student Programs
• Show Your Love San Diego: Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity to Plan Our Region’s Future!
• How About A Latino Fear Factor?
• “America’s Largest Balloon Parade” Returns December 28
• Breakfast with Santa Claus 2011
• Pastores de su rebaño
• Los hispanos y la brecha digital
• Don’t Let The Reds and Greens Make You ‘Blue’
• Respirar mejor: La eliminación de humo de segunda mano en nuestras instalaciones de atención médica
• Merry Christmas – Feliz Navidad
• On the Imminent Danger of Anybody-But-a-Republican(ism)
• Leaving a Legacy
• Early Childhood Learning: States Lead the Way
• 2012: El año de los votantes hispanos
• Some feel burned by Riverside entrepreneur
• Don’t Mess with Social Security
• Free Coaster, Sprinter trains, late Trolleys on New Years Eve
• SDPD: U.S. flagpole breaks law at Occupy
• Shortened two month extension for payroll tax holiday and unemployment passes
• Top 7 Things To Do In San Diego This Week
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• Gang crashes party, three teens stabbed
• San Diego's Adam Lambert, boyfriend cause ruckus in Finnish bar, arrests made
• Lakeside crash leads to outage, fire
• Five years later: A deadly night out for dessert
• The Long Walk Home: A Wounded Marine's Recovery
• Julia Schafer, Nominee for the 2011 Woman of Impact Award
• Shark fins seized at border
• Burger King robbed in Mission Valley
• Women found bound in Escondido area
• Walking tall on prosthetic legs
• College changes contracting methods to foil impropriety
• Man arrested in bat attack
• Kroc Center gift shop benefits 600 families
• City workers to stay away from work day after Christmas
• Doctor turns in medical license for reportedly viewing child porn at work
• Remains of suspected cabbie killer found in sea
• Students and Faculty Collaborate for Religious Communication Association Conference
• The coming booms in San Diego and the top enterprises
• Details emerge about dead Navy couple
• UCSD director appointed to Medical Board
• Spark ignites lint in hotel vent
• SDSU Scientist Named AAAS Fellow for 2012
• Bersin to leave border agency Dec. 30
• Tension over new Occupy San Diego arrests
• Documentary on child exploitation set for release
• Regional homeless programs get $14M
• Pedestrian killed by car was 17-year-old boy
• Navy's second littoral ship delayed
• 10News: Neighbors march for street lights
• The Lancers Cocktail Lounge keeps going
• SANDAG 2050 blueprint, Chula Vista
• Biography Explores Leading Islamic Figure
• Man stabbed in Mountain View
• TCU needs fourth quarter rally to down Louisiana Tech, 31-24, in Poinsettia Bowl
• First steps for Marine after the blast
• Juvenile killed in El Cajon traffic accident
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• Man arrested in KFC robbery
• Battle over Bilbray tax-cut vote mirrors national debate
• Complaints preceded raids on South County school officials
• Poinsettia Bowl: TCU versus Louisiana Tech live second half updates
• AG investigating ticket-fixing allegations
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• Lone wolf roams state's northern border
• SD City retirees get extra payment again
• Korean community reacts with relief
• State cuts downgraded; PB Middle School spared as SDUSD regains traction
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• Rep. Hunter aide dies in crash
• Gun used in Mission Valley bank robbery
• Amikas House opens in Mountain View
• Poinsettia Bowl: TCU versus Louisiana Tech live first half updates
• Finding Carly: Girl's card touched veterans
• Tri-City CEO gets pay raise
• SANDAG officially takes over South Bay toll road
• House members will leave without extensions for payroll tax cut and unemployment
• DA: Woman shot great-aunt in face
• Two dead at Serra Mesa military housing
• DeMaio task force to look at pension changes
• Open competition work lined up for streets and sidewalks
• Motor officer hurt in crash
• John Gordon Returns to SDSU
• Local organizations are seeking volunteers
• Man stabbed at hotel; suspect arrested
• San Diego warship rousts pirates
• 3 arrested after Santee bottle-bomb blasts
• Church arson under investigation
• One dead in Barrio Logan freeway crash
• Teller walks away, robber foiled
• Chula Vista police look for missing boy, girl
• One Heart Source: Volunteer Opportunity in Sub-Saharan Africa
• CAI Findings Support Legislation to Protect Foster Children From Identity Theft
• Deputies investigate possible bottle bomb
• Both TCU and Louisiana Tech see Poinsettia Bowl as launching pad for next year
• Local student a star at National Menorah lighting
• Gang-related stabbing in Oceanside
• Patterson won't let TCU's move to Big 12 change program's ethic
• Marine moves on from inpatient ward
• Those whose homes were searched
• EPA study trounces fracking
• Working again? Tell us about it
• Private donors keeping Barrio Station open
• San Diego sued over Belmont Park
• San Diego Office Design named finalist for national award
• Prison worker accused of taking money for contraband
• Shoplifting suspect eludes cops at mall
• Sex trafficker gets 30 years in prison
• San Diegans ready to take a side on a holiday in the Gaslamp
• Kitchen stove caused fire injury
• Q and A: Making sense of the South Bay Expressway purchase
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• More city suite rules violations at Ravens game
• Quarter-acre fire doused in Clairemont
• One dead in East County rollover
• SDG&E works on greatest number of full energy lights during Christmastime
• Popular Lake Murray gander suspiciously disappears
• Parolees arrested in ATM theft
• Mayor appointment elicits silent protest
• Running with the Best
• Global Focus Drives New Program
• Why are Meds Cheaper in Canada?
• 10News: Louisiana Tech players give bowl gifts to kids
• Teens robbed after party bus tour
• Trivia Contest: Last chance, last week's winner
• Warship San Diego delivered to Navy
• Cuyamaca College receives $535,000 grant for training
• DA's office raids South Bay politicos
• Latinos sue Escondido over elections
• 2011 Poinsettia Bowl primer: Louisiana Tech Bulldogs
• San Diego man, extended family seek $56M after military jet crash
• Fire destroys Encinitas house; family escapes
• Marine killed in one-car crash in Bonsall
• Cal Western Honors Provost Marlin
• One hurt in explosion, fire in San Marcos
• Public's help sought in two unsolved Oceanside murders
• San Diego Opera Presents The West Coast Premiere of Jake Heggie’s Moby-Dick
• Remembering the Pueblo and North Korea
• Healing hurts for Marine after return to California
• El Cajon man sentenced in drug-tunnel case
• San Diegans react to new N. Korea leader
• Coach gets jail time for sex with teen
• Medical marijuana advocates unveil ballot measure
• Drug traffic rose along border in 2011
• Gunman spooked during attack on couple
• Bank teller refuses to hand robber cash
• California Western Honors SDSU Provost, Former AS President at Fall Commencement Exercises
• Lakeside finished putting together new fire station
• Murder suspect suffers from paranoia
• Local youth homeless organization gets $25,000
• CSU San Marcos Play Dixie State Tough
• Man robs Rancho Bernardo bank
• Rope shortened at Children's Pool
• Man who threatened Dumanis gets probation
• Body of missing man found on Iron Mountain
• Fireworks subject of a fourth lawsuit
• Chargers playoff hopes alive and well after complete victory over Ravens
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• Gas leak leads to evacuations in North Park
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• Mayor appointment elicits silent protest
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• Quote the Raven, defense was terrible in 34-14 loss to Chargers
• Advances in battlefield medicine
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• Sweep nets 25 arrests in Vista
• 11% of city speeding tickets written in one spot
• Three men stabbed in Southcrest
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• '100 Strong' gives foster kids a day of pampering
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• K-9 nabs suspect under RV after car chase
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• Dan Logue, California Assemblyman, to propose part-time state legislature
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• Shooting victim's great-niece arrested
• SD council balance hangs on one election
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• Political notebook: GOP rips poll on tax increase
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• Oceanside crash victim ID'd as San Marcos man
• NASSCO gets $424 million to build Navy ship
• One dead in 1-car crash on I-15 near Miramar
• Attempted robbery suspect arrested in Ramona
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• Coronado homeowner held in Gadhafi plot
• Acclaimed iVIE Awards Student Video Competition Secures San Diego County Credit Union as Presenting Sponsor
• Eveoke Presents 'Reflections' at Art Produce
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• Mall heist suspect arrested; bitten by police dog
• San Diego State eyes next step in New Orleans Bowl
• Man in Santa hat robs Encinitas bank
• San Diego Marines look back on Iraq War
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• Fatal pedestrian accident on I-805
• Man jailed in death of dog, injury of another
• Submarine Asheville returns from deployment
• Local nonprofit awarded $25,000 from prize patrol
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• Police hunt for fourth kidnap suspect
• Missing man's truck found in Poway
• Probe continues in fatal shooting
• Gradúan a Madres Solteras en Cultura de Belleza
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• SDG&E to pay county $24.5M for 2007 fires
• Un enemigo mortal
• New Improvements to State-Sponsored Low Cost Auto Insurance Program
• Christmas Calendar of Events:
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• Men who tried to buy grenade launchers sentenced
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• Oklahoma latest state recognizing anti-immigrant law was bad business
• San Diego-based Operation Iraqi Freedom casualties
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• Ethics panel levies $10K fine
• President One of '50 People to Watch'
• Driver charged in hiker's death
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• Soitec secures facility for photovoltaic manufacture
• Post-Racial? Not Even Close
• Emmett Casey, advocate for deaf community, dies at 78
• Local Leaders Uniting To Keep Major Employer Headquartered In S.D.
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• Chains needed in mountains; Route 79 open
• SANDAG OKs purchase of South Bay toll road
• Ramona Circle K robbed at gunpoint
• Fatal crash victim identified
• Dorothea Rodimon, 101; longtime La Jolla realtor
• Pacific Beach pizzeria robbed
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• Judges Needed for McLennon Honors Moot Court Competition Preliminary Rounds
• Professors' Research Shows Cellphones Distract from Meaningful Communication
• High-speed rail project racks up PR costs
• San Diego Zoo's Pandas, Polar Bears Go Mobile with Mobile App
• Two arrested after armed robbery at busy Chula Vista mall
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• Police release photo of groping suspect
• School group recommends some charter closures
• San Diego County a Mexican workhouse and shopping place
• New SD school board leader announces health care pact
• East County district re-elects president
• No C Street trolley service this weekend
• Mira Mesa ramp to I-15 gets $40 million from state
• Mask company searched in Geezer Bandit case
• Kyoto scholarships for high school seniors
• Art houses in Gaslamp yield fair works
• TB case found at Lincoln High School
• MTS security boss gains chief of police title
• Congress urges naming of warship for SD Marine
• Baja California's winter wonderland
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• Second victim dies in Oceanside car crash
• Trio arrested in Gaslamp kidnapping spree
• Masked man robs Encinitas bank
• Governor to dedicate San Diego plant
• Coastkeeper shrinks with 'difficult' cuts
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• Vintage trolley operation expands Downtown
• SD-Mammoth flights begin, snow to follow
• Will Chargers-Ravens game get sacked by a blackout?
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• Michelle Rhee Brings StudentsFirst to USD
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• Sanders calls mayoral involvement in schools "uncomfortable discussion"
• Judge to rule on Pacific Beach bar expansion
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• Fatal Escondido crash may be hit-and-run
• Lawyers: Military jet crash survivors should get $56 million
• Water main breaks in City Heights
• Shoplift turns to robbery; two arrested
• Suspect in North County groping series arrested
• Interactive: U.S. begins Iraq drawdown
• Give up guns, get a gift card
• Fletcher at bottom of CRA scorecard
• Local organizations are seeking volunteers
• Around town in San Diego
• Schools locked down in search for burglary suspect
• San Marcos house fire under investigation
• Permanent rope remains in limbo at Children's Pool
• Venezuela President Hugo Chavez steals ExxonMobil property, now wants to talk
• California and the world, social movements for wealth redistribution
• Wheelchair basketball raises awareness of disabilities
• NASSCO gets $15 million to upgrade warship Boxer
• South Route 125 at I-8 reopened
• Small fish subject of federal lawsuit
• Superintendents brace for cuts in busing
• 8 Southern California Lap-Band surgery centers accused of misleading advertising
• Two women and a girl groped in Oceanside
• Schools spared from deepest cuts
• New Admissions Site Launches
• Writers Conference Takes Place Jan. 27-29
• USD Wins Study Abroad Ranking
• Pioneers of Student Film
• Managing Water Event on Tap for Jan. 6
• Two armed robberies in San Diego
• One person injured in Poway accident
• SDCL Acoustic Showcase Concert Series - January 2012 Concerts
• Over and out: Lessons learned as Iraq war ends
• South SR-125 at I-8 closed early Wednesday
• School reformer to discuss mayoral involvement in schools
• Feds push for talking, texting ban in cars
• High-speed train outfit to let P.R. contract expire
• Hueso hurt building ship replica, but will be OK
• Habitat board gets new leadership
• USD wins study abroad ranking
• Man testifies about losing wife, kids in jet crash
• Shorebird Steward program returns in spring 2012
• Sweets on the loose at San Diego schools
• Appellate court blocks SDSU growth plan
• Climate projections dismal for California
• Council finishes putting house in order for 2012
• Port inquires on account, agrees to soil contract
• eWomenNetwork seeks North America's Next Greatest Speaker
• Teddy bear drive stops at Rady hospital
• Escondido fatal crash victim ID'd
• Accion keeps the business ball rolling for low income locals
• Noted Scripps biologist Jeffrey Graham dies
• Two wanted in series of Ramona robberies
• San Diego Unified gets budget reprieve, for a while
• DUI suspect drank with co-workers before crash
• Schools largely spared from immediate cuts
• A Fragmented History
• The Campaign for SDSU Surpasses $280M
• Aztecs Take Action
• Water concerns linger despite rains
• Your chance to win a book ends at 5 p.m.
• Motorcyclist critically injured in North County crash
• Woman dies in crash on Chula Vista freeway
• Rare bird sends buzz through enthusiasts
• Drivers brave slick roads for second day in a row
• Good Samaritan hurt in crash
• FBI asks Alvarado Hospital workers about billing
• On International Human Rights Day
• Dr. Emily Edmonds-Poli and Dr. Shirk Publish New Book
• Man hoisted from Tijuana River
• 2 suspects arrested in 7-11 La Mesa robbery
• Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas!
• TJ medical center is San Diegan's passion
• San Diego State does all it can to help basketball program in move to Big West
• Occupy's port shutdowns disrupt 10 cities
• Burglary suspects arrested in La Mesa
• San Diego State officially moves 14 sports to Big West, will begin play in 2013
• Border Patrol vehicle hits ice on I-8, rolls
• PPIC POLL: Big majority support Brown’s tax increase plan
• Family seeks compensation for fatal jet crash
• SD Unified ranks high in school choice
• Trial ordered for teens accused of rape
• Car runs into restaurant at lunchtime
• TJ mayor, SD councilman catch Bolts game
• City labor union backs Filner for mayor
• Traffic blocked on I-15 after person jumps
• Property takings count for Bear Valley Parkway widening project grows by two
• Parolees accused in robbery series plead not guilty
• Solar group trying to stop set off on curent SDG&E customer solar energy savings
• Expelled gay sailor returns to active duty
• Christmas Bird Count begins soon
• Project Wildlife wins regional eco award
• Man robs downtown bank
• S.D. Symphony cellist 1948-1970 taught music, led many choirs
• San Diego council creates economic panel
• Aztecs to Join Big West
• Valley Center family robbed at gunpoint
• Rain, speed contribute to fatal I-15 wreck
• County fire authority gets $2.2 million in equipment
• Four arrested at Occupy protest at port
• Rain and crashes slowing freeways
• Is there still time for Chargers to make AFC playoffs?
• Fire in Mountain View displaces four
• Man hit and killed in Barrio Logan
• New undersheriff talks about his job, career
• Water billing problems persist
• In Recognition of International Human Rights Day
• Counselor Forum Focuses On Coping With Tough Times
• Professor John Forry Appointed Director of USD School of Law's Tax Programs
• Freshmen Guards Lead Way for USD
• El Cerrito gas station robbery under investigation
• Bay Park gas station robbed at gunpoint
• Happening this week
• History of Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Told Through Photographs
• Moby-Dick, A Prelude To A Premiere: A Conversation With Jake Heggie
• Restorative Justice Mediation Program News - New Programs, New Commitments
• Eveoke Dance Theatre News - December 9, 2011
• Weddle's fake punt fuels Chargers in 37-10 rout of Buffalo Bills
• 10 displaced after Rolando house fire
• Deputies injured making arrest
• Strutting their stuff on the avenue
• The Scoop on the Government Refinance Program for Help
• Three stabbed in residential complex
• Elderly, disabled face less time with in-home caregivers
• Stranded hikers rescued near Lakeside
• One dead in Descanso cabin fire
• Abalones cling to life as recovery plan forms
• Driver who died after double crash identified
• Marine died in motorcycle crash
• “Some Lovers” premieres at Old Globe
• Gunman robs convenience store
• Chula Vista pizzarias robbed
• TELL Students They Can Learn Through Arts
• Motorcyclist badly hurt in crash
• Two men injured after Pala fight
• Brother suspected in stabbing
• San Diego gas station robbed
• Prowler takes car, crashes
• Local labor joins AFL-CIO to stop unemployment insurance gap
• Thief pulls woman from car, drives off
• The San Diego building standards started in history
• Driver dead after separate crashes
• Drunk driving accident kills woman's mother and son
• California green car company, Aptera Motors, closes
• College students team up to fix wounded warrior's home
• 75-year-old man says he's bank robber
• 10News: UCSD researchers searching for Higgs boson
• Three injured in Lemon Grove crash
• El Cajon Police Department sergeant under investigation for alleged sex assault
• Annual robot expo coming to CSUSM
• Man hit with baseball bat, injured
• Armed robbery at Kearny Mesa gas station
• 120 pots plants seized; two men arrested
• Motorcyclist dies after I-5 accident
• Chargers hope to ride past Buffalo, inch closer in AFC West race
• Medical marijuana initiative delayed
• Sketch released of sexual-assault suspect
• Cold, SDPD leave Occupy SD at crossroads
• Vinson squadron CO fired for sexist remarks
• Two killed in fiery state Route 125 crash
• Meth, cocaine, heroin seized in smuggling attempts
• District report favorable to labor-friendly school construction pact
• Judge dismisses wrongful termination lawsuit against Chula Vista
• Honor Student Awaits Deportation Review After Traffic Stop
• ‘Naptime Activism’: Mommy Blogger Tackles Immigration Debate
• Gingrich Sees Immigrants as Humans
• Humberto Gurmilán alcanza un reto al presentar su libro “Desde mi silla”
• Kensington Church Youth Group Reenacts ‘Las Posadas’ Christmas Story
• Airport jettisoned bidder score sheets
• SDPD officer accused of ticket fixing
• Honoring Migrants on December 10
• From Planton to Occupy
• Los Más Pobres
• National Guard to remain on border
• “It’s A Wonderful Life” and so it is at Cygnet
• Youth Center Open in San Ysidro
• Suspect arrested after robbery in Vista
• One, two, three, the meters are on holiday in Coronado
• Trump project site for sale in Baja
• Christmas Schedule of Events:
• Otro año sin reforma
• Presentaron Concierto de Temporada La Banda Sinfónica y La Orquesta de Cuerdas del IMAC
• Shop Smart and Win with Reusable Bags in San Diego County on Dec. 15
• Escondido Hispanic community growing as a political force
• Police enforcement at Occupy SD drops
• Assembly hearing on new economy at UCSD
• Big retirement offset set for June election
• The Danger of Derailed Dreams
• Latinos don’t have to pick one political identity
• Latinos Can’t Enter Public Stage, Left or Right
• Restore Democracy to the People
• Espíritu polarizante
• ¡ASK A MEXICAN!
• College trustees re-elect president
• Amber Alert: State wide - Navy Blue Olds Silhouette License number 4EBS066
• Tech Problems?
• Emily Stowell; Founder of the Amity Institute; advocate of world peace through understanding of languages and cultures
• Sentencing postponed for ex-cop in sex case
• 'Emerging Leaders' raise $14,000 for hungry
• Local campus named safest public university in state
• 3 teens in stolen car arrested after chase
• Seniors get gift of smoke alarms
• Lavish Bay Parade of Lights began as a lark
• Top 7 Things To Do In San Diego This Week
• Top 7 Things To Do In North County This Week
• 10News: City fighting back against copper thefts
• Motorcyclist injured in Escondido crash
• December 2011 Recreation E-Newsletter
• What is Philanthropy? Those in Know Explain
• THRS Alumna Christina Ellsworth Works in the Dominican Republic
• Innovation Wins Big at Lavin VentureStart
• New Years Eve Yacht Party 2012
• New Year's Eve Dinner Cruise
• New Year's Day Brunch Cruise
• New Year's Eve Party Cruise!
• Father, daughter struck while crossing street
• Verizon store robbed by armed man
• Burglary at Scripps Ranch taco shop
• Former Bolts linebacker Lew Bush dead at 42, seventh member of '94 team to die
• Pot plant seizures in county decline
• Surfliner, Metrolink trains shut down for weekend
• What Kerouac, Updike and Rand told SD high schooler in 1963
• San Diego Police adds K9 training aid
• UCSD research recognized globally
• “Law Dogs: Therapy Dogs” Returns to California Western
• Council approves federal funding to lay plans to rehabilitate Brown Field runway
• Taxi drivers gain stronger voice on MTS regulatory board
• Flurry of endorsements in San Diego races
• Parade of Lights will have safety zone for boaters
• Local businesses donate to save tree lighting
• High Tech High Media Arts teachers take first in contest
• El Cajon sergeant on leave in alleged sex assault
• MTS limits what riders can bring on trolleys, buses
• Fire erupts in RV, homeless owner injured
• Chula Vista chief cuts ties to security company
• 'Navy mayor' says more sailors, less money
• Madison High unveils new TV studio
• Encinitas ordered to pay fees in lawsuit
• Mountain lion spotted in 4S Ranch again
• Wilson's snipe
• Fire destroys Grant Hill candy store
• PLNU Welcomes New Associate Vice President for University Advancement
• Shot fired into apartment in El Cajon
• Crash on east I-8 slowed morning commute
• Single-use bags sacked on Dec. 15
• Naming of warships causing dissent in Congress
• Fletcher pushes “innovative city” jobs plan
• White House Honors Alumnus
• Labor council endorses Peters for Congress
• Couple injured in suspected DUI accident
• Woman hit by trolley while chasing dog
• SD firm linked to plot to smuggle Gadhafi's son
• TV’s “Army Wives” to feature patriotic art from San Diego
• SUV crashes outside Santee post office
• Man convicted of involuntary manslaughter in SDSU coed's death walks free
• La Mesa man arrested in Temecula bank robbery
• Pearl Harbor group ending
• Peninsula area, Dec. 9-Jan. 22
• Planners decry SANDAG’s lack of responsiveness
• Congress needs to extend unemployment benefits
• Once-popular Blitz Brothers are reunited
• Veterans winter shelter opens
• ‘Wings of Freedom’: Will the USS Midway’s plan create a new city icon or a blight on the bay?
• Mia Birk: A bicycling superstar rides into San Diego
• Resident chases away burglars
• Boy recovering after skateboard crash
• Nacho drugs: Meth found in cans of cheese, peppers
• What if Pearl Harbor attack had been tweeted?
• Greenhouse gas network grows in CA
• Convention center expansion funding still negotiable
• Teen arrested in North County graffiti spree
• Serra Mesa pushes for new grocery store
• Widespread power outage hit Oceanside
• Federal funds secure for West Mission Bay Drive Bridge
• Friends of state beaches has new president
• County OKs turkey hunt for youth — again
• Gateway Mural unveiled under Interstate 5
• Resourceful Chrys Dutton Retires
• Local organizations are seeking volunteers
• Around town in San Diego
• Debate Team Wins at PSCFA Fall Championship
• Port to Dynegy: Give us the $40.5 million
• Court supports San Diego water transfer
• Bilbray wants four debates before primary
• Crash causes backup on SR-52
• Follow the attack on Pearl Harbor on Twitter
• SDSU sees record number of applicants
• USD's Nonprofit Index to be Released
• Free Finals Week De-Stress Fitness Classes
• Sorority Recruitment Registration
• Football Makes BIG Move
• First Place... Second Time
• Now Available: Global Center Newsletter (SOLES) Fall 2011
• Escondido's Immigration Enforcement Discussed at USD Panel
• Canadian Led Plot to Bring Gadhafi's Son to Mexico
• USD School of Law Professor Gail Heriot
• David Shirk Quoted in 'The Economist'
• Author to Commemorate Human Rights Day
• Chula Vista home damaged by fire
• New Musical Harmony, Kansas To Premiere
• Panda Snow Day Will Kick Off San Diego Zoo’s Jungle Bells!
• House in flames near Lake Henshaw
• Layoffs, cuts again forecast for SD schools
• Police use stun gun on neighbor
• Raytheon gets $60 million for work on warship Murtha
• County won’t take on SDG&E over higher solar rates
• Field trips proceed despite "free school" issue
• Bottle bomb injures student; 1 arrested
• Chargers hunt down Jaguars, keep playoff hopes alive
• County launches new website for emergency alerts
• Accused freeway shooter to undergo mental tests
• San Diego History: Santa Fe Depot was — and is — a hub of activity
• Traditions bring holiday cheer to sailors
• Port looks to improvements in 2012
• Fairgrounds CEO cashed out vacation
• San Diego State set to announce move to Big East as football-only member
• Building the economy, one sporting event at a time
• Smoky tree fire slows I-8 at College Avenue
• Ned Titlow, Ocean Beach historian, dies at 87
• San Diego mayoral forum on jobs closed to the press
• Tony Young given one more year in council president seat
• Man gets 8 years for fatal shooting in 1989
• Administration defends high-speed rail in Calif
• State pushes tougher auto emission standards
• Trio arrested in kidnapping, robbery case
• Spanish Stage Premiere of “Corazones rotos”
• Hand it to the babies
• Given an opportunity to become an American on the other side of the bridge
• Author to commemorate Human Rights Day
• Holiday tradition brings community together
• USD's nonprofit index to be released
• Americans for the Arts San Diego Convention brings creative economy closer to SD
• Worker dies in heavy-equipment accident
• Power restored to 2,800 in East County
• December 2011 Parent E-Newsletter
• Feds aim to boost recreational fishing in SoCal
• What’s San Diego Like?
• 10News: Firefighters warn of holiday fire dangers
• Man with stab wounds pulled over by police
• Man shot and wounded in Nestor
• Poll: Two-thirds support high-speed rail revote
• Summer Undergraduate Research Experience
• Film Grad Heads to Sundance
• Day of Infamy
• Hannah Sadler, Honors Program Senior of the Week
• CSU San Marcos Volunteers over 1,000 hours
• CSU San Marcos Looks To Defeat #1 Ranked Concordia University
• More ‘Hosanna’s’ for “JC Superstar” and McAnuff
• Closing Reception For Double Breaks Group Exhibition! plus Live Performance And Release Party
• Chargers, Rivers return to old high-octane form in 38-14 win over Jacksonville
• Navy commander sentenced to 12 years behind bars for molesting young girl
• Pension measure headed to June ballot, for now
• Postal slowdown means Midway shutdown
• Destroyer Sterett leaves on deployment Tuesday
• Oceanside reviews $400 marching band charge
• Ex-cop to seek sentencing delay in sex case
• Should Coast Guard have forced owner from sailboat?
• BP: Halliburton destroyed key oil spill evidence
• Power outage hits Encinitas, Cardiff, Olivenhain
• Navy bases celebrate holiday with public
• Jury deadlocks in Barona murder trial
• Chula Vista second grader a winner in national art contest
• SDSU students, this finals study-break is on Chevy
• Man robs Baskin Robbins in La Mesa
• Nonprofits say fundraisers serve specific purpose
• Stuff-the-Bus food drive starts Saturday
• Robbers steal guns, knives from Big 5
• Suspected serial burglar nabbed in El Cajon
• Undergrad Applications Set Record
• Young elected to another year as SD council president
• Molester caught crossing border illegally
• Parking group to review plan to lower meter rates and change times
• Students 'reclaim' UCSD library
• Mountain lion spotted in 4S Ranch
• Sweetwater mulls Chinese student program
• Two men rob pedestrian in Escondido
• SBDC expands eastern business service territory
• Romney hosts fundraiser in San Diego
• La Jolla PLayhouse Karaoke Night!
• Four men will be tried for killing O’side teens
• Retired judge known for legal brilliance
• Aztecs Head to New Orleans Bowl
• Entrepreneurs Wanted
• Sunrise Powerlink water use put in perspective
• San Diego man killed in Riverside County crash
• U-T to re-enact Pearl Harbor attack online
• Woman robbed at gunpoint in Clairemont
• Nature activities for the week of December 5th to December 11th, 2011
• Man who died after being hit by a car identified
• PLNU Ranked by Washington Monthly
• General election 2012, imagine a Gingrich-Obama race
• Four School of Education faculty present research findings at California Educational Research Association meeting in Anaheim
• Four School of Education faculty members present research findings at California Educational Research Association Meeting in Anaheim
• Four School of Education faculty present at California Educational Research Conference
• Professor Frank Partnoy Interviewed on 60 Minutes
• USD Releases Report on Mexican Justice
• Commentary - Morocco's Islamist Prime Minister
• New Oral Trials Make a Debut in Baja California
• After hours of waiting, San Diego State selected by New Orleans Bowl
• Texas to play Cal in 2011 Holiday Bowl
• TCU to play Louisiana Tech in Poinsettia Bowl after narrowly missing BCS berth
• Jaguars, Chargers battle for pride in MNF showdown
• The Week Ahead: Art Auctions for San Diego collectors December 4-10
• Police arrest suspected car thief after pursuit
• Boy struck by car in Sherman Heights
• Man kills himself by crashing car into Jamul business
• DUI crackdown nets 10 in University Heights, Hillcrest
• Four injured in possible drunken driving crash
• Medical examiner rules Jamul crash a suicide
• SD mayor to push big projects in final year
• Will SD bay turtles flourish without power plant?
• Federal research fish turn into SD meals
• Lawmaker’s background plays into UC pepper spray hearing
• College Area house fire displaces a man
• Armed robber sticks up Encanto gas station
• P.R. work embedded in rail engineering contracts
• Popaditch announces congressional bid
• San Diego man identified in Riverside County fatal crash
• Pedestrian hit by car, dies, in Spring Valley
• Obama youth employment plan slowed down by delay in road to recovery
• Flames sweep through Dehesa house
• Undersheriff retires after 31 years
• Fundraisers take big cut of donations
• Los Penasquitos home of the mountain lion
• San Diego home torched, girlfriend arrested
• Afghan brass visit Camp Pendleton
• Local ‘healer’ offers peace of mind and body
• Helicopter crew rescues two mountain bikers at Lake Hodges
• Marijuana collective ballot measure to include taxation
• Ramona boy's life cut short by abuse as infant
• Cain announces he's suspending his campaign
• Electrical fire prompts evacuations in South Bay
• Is Judge Gregory Pollack striking back at Crystal Harris
• Live: Follow today's TEDxSanDiego event
• Man shot exiting Paradise Hills party bus
• Tweeting the attack on Pearl Harbor
• Absolutely Apes Is All About Fun
• San Diego County Library Programs - December 2011
• What lessons can be learned in the murder of Carlsbad's Kathleen Scharbarth?
• A new anti-tax pledge with a local flavor
• A Mexican journalist in the crosshairs
• FBI believes Geezer Bandit struck again; dye pack explodes
• Seminar on senior scams Monday
• SD school employees warned of cuts, layoffs
• Clairemont bank branch robbed again
• Issa-backed carmaker closes without energy aid
• Car crashes into Mira Mesa restaurant
• Carlsbad's Cannon Road to close until Sunday night
• Superior Court seeks grand jury applicants
• Ex-lifeguard's lawsuit brings triumph, pain
• Women's Soccer Ends a Successful Season
• ‘Wings of Freedom’: San Diego’s new icon or a blight on the bay?
• Our Lady of Guadalupe unites San Diego Catholics
• Virgen de Guadalupe une a católicos de San Diego
• Naval Base opens holiday lights tour to public
• Contradictory Immigration Laws Leave Families in Limbo
• Holiday roundups
• Tamales Anytime of the Year?
• Spithill leads U.S. to victory in America’s Cup World Series tour on SD Bay
• Livestock seized in Campo amid cruelty investigation
• Túnel descubierto por autoridades norteamericanas
• Questions but few hurdles for purchase of South Bay Expressway
• Scripps Utilizes Medical Interpreters
• The Meaning of the Michoacan Election
• El clamor de los indignados de Ocupar Wall Street
• Union Supporters Still Fired With Impunity
• Exhibirán Películas con Temas de Carácter Político
• The MEXICO Report’s 2nd Annual Navidad Gift Guide
• Christmas Calendar of Events:
• December Nights lit up by holiday cheer
• Lawn chairs disappearing from Carlsbad yards
• Medical Society Foundation Wins Statewide Award
• Viviendo con el enemigo
• Latinoamérica y la Evangelización del Continente Digital
• Local companies win commuter Corporate Challenge
• $30,000 para títulos de post-grado para Latinos ofrece The Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
• SANDAG purchase of SR125 – is it a good deal?
• National City’s 80-90 million dollar 1 Sales Tax
• El “revolú” de la HB 56: Puerto Rico is in America?
• Joaquin’s Dream Must Live On
• California Has One Option Left to Stop The Bleeding
• Black Hole Secrets Revealed
• Whale almost didn't sink with 14,000 pounds
• Body found in burned Spring Valley barn
• 10News: MCAS Miramar issues warning
• Top 7 Things To Do In San Diego This Week
• Top 7 Things To Do In North County This Week
• One dead after SUV hits Jamul feed store
• Decades separate tragic San Diego jet crashes
• Gaslamp restaurant robbed at gunpoint
• Apartment fire in University Heights
• Heath Bell leaves Padres, agrees to $27 million deal with Marlins
• December Nights: "Uniquely ours"
• Family reflects on Carlsbad mom’s death
• Man shot in El Cajon parking lot
• Fire destroys Spring Valley structure
• Otay still believes in Rosarito water project
• Southwestern rally focuses on education costs
• Occupy SD's restraining order request denied
• Escondido tow contractor has smuggling past
• No bail for men in drug tunnel case
• Garrick calls for part-time Legislature
• Work on Carlsbad railroad passage continues this weekend
• Wartime La Jolla revealed
• Revisiting La Jolla Christmas parades past with the grand marshal
• Pop-up holiday boutique supports local designers, BE WiSE
• As veterans return from war, community colleges want to be there for them
• Original cast shapes give San Diegans cultural sights
• Bottle found at Issa's Vista office harmless
• Bigger worry: drivers on phones or speeding?
• Angler nabbed in SD for theft of Mexican fish
• Squirrels and Snakes Face Off
• More Than a Hole in the Ground
• What local spot is a 'disappearing place'?
• Man robbed in Chula Vista, suspect arrested
• Peter Sprague corrals musical greats at Athenaeum’s School of the Arts
• Irving Stanton Elman, celebrated writer and producer
• LJ Art Association teams up to ‘free the girls’
• Blood Drive on Campus
• Cal Fire ups staff in advance of high winds
• Sea otter finds home in San Diego theme park
• Alleged killer of Kathleen Scharbarth pleads not guilty, could get death penalty
• With Paramobile, he can stand up and play
• 10News: Woman, 85, to be sentenced for smuggling immigrants
• Kua, Chemistry Dept. Earn Dreyfus Awards
• Crohn’s disease sparks teen’s desire to help others
• Fall 2011 Beneath the Sea Newsletter
• El Cajon development, South Bay schools, city libraries, Escondido volunteers, Cajon Speedway, Encinitas good Samaritan
• Pedestrian hit on Interstate 8
• Police chief discusses prisoner shift at forum
• Sweetwater won't exclude students from SDSU compact
• Dale Naegle, 83, master architect of multi-unit dwellings
• Firm claims bias in stadium security selection
• General counsel at UCSD gets $15K raise
• County to keep $90M for child programs
• City Hall agenda to include education reform
• New law could alter labor negotiations
• Rabid bat found in Del Cerro
• Report: Majority of arrestees test positive for drugs
• Suspect sketch released in Escondido attack
• Innocent or Guilty: In the DNA Profile Gotcha Game It No Longer Matters
• Fewer workers out of work prepare for year end
• Two teens arrested in cell phone store heist
• Attack on student reported at UCSD
• Woman run over by her own car
• David Robles appears in court to be charged with the murder of Kathy Scharbarth
• SANDAG board dives into details of SBX purchase on Friday
• Generoso Carandang “Gene” Nocon; Photographic artist with a worldwide reputation; Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society
• Nordstrom thief steals designer jewelry, watches
• Lagoon prepares for dredging project
• A permanent lock on the national treasury
• Tax dollars should help grow jobs, not red tape
• PCPB seeking qualified board members
• Appealing for change in thinking of OB planners
• Pickup runs over fallen skateboarder
• Farmers market toy, food drive to feature musicfest
• All-Souls’ home-tour tradition returns for its Diamond Jubilee
• Pedestrian hit, power lines down in Ramona accident
• Ramp from I-805 to SR-905 east closed for 25 days
• CHP seeks Buick from fatal hit-run
• Not guilty plea made in Carlsbad woman’s slaying
• Community college sessions focus on veteran students
• Elaborate drug tunnel yields record marijuana seizure
• City worker must pay attorney fees in harassment suit
• Get into the spirit
• WGN San Diego plans sparkling holiday party
• City Heights Legal Clinic Supports Community Investment of Philanthropist Sol Price
• Ring in the Holidays Dec. 8
• Around town in San Diego
• Patricia Geist-Martin's Commitment Recognized
• Contest cuts 1.5m miles off local commute
• Stolen car hits patrol car, driver arrested
• Aircraft carrier Vinson: Out to sea, again
• Slain Ramona boy identified
• Number of seniors 65+ at record high in 2010
• Tips for winter desert nature hiking
• Speculation on Homicide Rate Distracts from Real Issues in Mexico
• Mexico's Changing Drug War: Shifting Sands
• Mexico's Drug War Death's May Have Peaked
• Spring 2012 Recreation and Fitness Class Schedule
• Trust Must be Completely Restored in Nation's Mortgage Delivery System
• New Director for Undergraduate Research
• Toreros Prep for NCAA Tournament
• Dr. Kua Earns Dreyfus Awards
• Two men rob Ramona feed store
• Exhibition - A Fantastic Voyage
• Bicyclist injured in College Area accident
• Unified board shifts on anti-poverty funds again
• San Diego authorities nab New Jersey man, allegedly threw 2-year-old in river
• City wins ruling on pension legal fees
• Nationwide manhunt ends in San Diego
• Bullet train critics call for new vote
• SDSU-Fresno State to 'Battle for the Oil Can'
• Man sought in attack on teen girl in Escondido
• Speed limit reduction coming to Morena Blvd.
• Redevelopment project area committees will get picked again in 2012
• Teacher arrested on meth charges
• Wreath-making workshop focuses on sustainability
• Activist placed under citizen's arrest at Occupy SD
• Scharbarth family offers thanks amid grief
• Feds seek tips in school employee's child porn case
• Artists show customs in Spanish Village
• Three teens arrested in burglary spree
• Driver in fatal Jamul crash ran checkpoint
• Barnes & Nobles Team Up With CSU San Marcos For Good Cause
• Ramona campus named School to Watch
• Rekindled fire heavily damages Encanto house
• Authorities find another cross-border tunnel
• Sea birds get a boost off Baja California
• Teaching by the Numbers
• Engineering Professors Receive National Recognition
• New VP Builds on Research Successes
• Rollin' with the Red and Black
• Student Filmmakers Shine at State Festival
• State’s tax amnesty program nets $350 million
• Your chance to win a book ends at 5 p.m.
• SD storm water plans face new hurdle
• Feds: Dozens of med pot outlets shut down
• Three pets die in University Heights apartment blaze
• Breaking: She's baaaack. Patrica Gregory's website is once again, live.
• Board Announces Renewed Contract for President Brower
• Panga boat with 14 onboard discovered off coast
• Police: Ramona boy died of abuse complications
• Pizza delivery man robbed in Clairemont
• Berwick's Resignation Signals A Dramatic Shift In National Healthcare Policy
• Broncos hand Chargers sixth straight loss, time for Turner and Smith to go?
• One person killed in SR 94 accident
• Man who says he's the father - not Beiber - busted
• Chargers changes should begin with general manager A.J. Smith
• Unified to grapple with anti-poverty funds
• Tangle of school funding may hamper restoration of cuts
• Price charities donate $50 million to USC
• El Cajon development, South Bay schools, city libraries, Escondido volunteers, Cajon Speedway, Encinitas good Samartan
• SD follows trend of celebs at military balls
• Death penalty should be sought in murder of Carlsbad's Kathleen Scharbarth
• County detention facility goes solar
• Nature activities for the week of November 28th to December 4th, 2011
• PLNU Students Place at IBM Programming Contest
• Santa drops in on Oceanside shoppers
• Travelers on foot can get underway easier at Grossmont Center station
• Professors to Hold “Support Our Students” Rally
• East Mesa Detention Facility starts solar panels in parking lot running
• Men arrested in theft of high-end appliances
• Man shot by deputy wanted on warrant
• Slain woman said ex-boyfriend stalked her
• {Alabama A Music Video Op-Ed}
• Kathryn the Grape radio show debuts on Wednesday
• Deputies search Lemon Grove for robbers
• Hiring Our Heroes/RecruitMilitary Veteran Opportunity Expo – San Diego
• Man killed on I-5 in Oceanside identified
• Photos: Warm weekend lures visitors to tide pools
• Lawsuit filed over $200B transportation plan
• Woman run over by her own vehicle
• Occupy SD says it will set up tents again
• El Cajon gas station robbed at gunpoint
• Entertaining Advice at Knowledge Transfer
• Know the Risk Factors
• Valley Center man mauled by pack of dogs
• Little intrigue in county supervisor races
• Poinsettia Bowl lands Louisiana Tech, Holiday Bowl looking at Washington or Cal
• SD prescription discount program grows
• Local museums make gift giving easy (2)
• Local museums make gift giving easy (1)
• Thieves yank ATM from Mission Valley gas station
• Taxi driver robbed at gunpoint
• OxyContin robbery thwarted in Encinitas
• Pedestrian struck, killed while crossing I-5
• Body of Kathleen Scharbarth found, ex-acquaintance suspect in her death
• Two dead in separate holiday roadway crashes
• Issa calls on Western Area Power Administration to stop wasting taxpayer dollars
• U.S., Mexico try to reduce drug-related money laundering
• Planned Balboa cottages face hurdles
• Killing of Ayo Wharton remains a mystery
• Another season for arts discovery and new life
• Mayoral candidate served in Iraq, Africa
• County limits eligibility while expanding health care
• Kendra Beebe - repeatedly stabbed, now victimized by Family Court
• UCSD refines focus, faculty recruitment strategy
• Body of missing Carlsbad woman found
• Political Notebook: More challenges for new districts
• Short-haul truckers work the border
• Body of Kathleen Scharbarth found
• Police find cache of items stolen from Navy personnel
• Gunman robs Mission Valley hotel
• Photo gallery: Museum bugs
• New lane coming to speed up border crossing
• 10News: Zoo tortoises get post-Thanksgiving treats
• $13 million of pot in truck; seven 7 arrested
• Nonprofit helps fund medical treatment for pets
• Who killed Ayo Wharton?
• Tebow, Broncos look to turn heat up on Chargers with sixth straight loss
• Seeing the millennial stopping places on two golden drives
• Police permit and licensing unit asked to fix poor results
• Sweetwater bans charter school teams from league
• Debate grows over police scrambling radio communications
• Mayor to hold interactive television forum
• SD museum gets its insects in order
• “Angels in America” another coup for Ion Theatre Company
• Charter school parents blast district
• Missing Carlsbad woman's boyfriend arrested
• Old tires get put to use in Carlsbad streets
• Saga of a dead fin whale
• One ATM stolen, one found, in Sorrento Valley
• Move to Big East now open to San Diego State after BYU ends negotiations
• For Rep. Bilbray, no sign of shift to center
• Deadly 1892 intrigue still in vogue at Hotel Del
• Readers capture magic of marine life
• Carjacker has children get out of car first
• Dead whale towed out to sea
• Man accused of trashing home on Thanksgiving
• Blaze in Imperial Beach squelched
• Jingle Bell 5K Run/Walk
• Carlsbad Mom disappears
• Carlsbad woman's disappearance 'suspicious'
• State reviews conflict-of-interest rules
• New head of Father Joe's Villages continues legacy
• Drunken drivers arrested throughout county
• Officers injured arresting robbery suspect
• More arrests at Occupy S.D.
• Kitten freed from pipe in El Cajon
• Another ATM robbery
• Police, malls gear up for holiday safety
• Urban 'cesspool' turns to showpiece over decades
• Keep up the downtown gains for the homeless
• A seat at the table of Brother Benno’s
• Late night call opens the door to a new career in classroom
• Community Dialog: Sweetwater schools, traffic safety, libraries, Alpine high school
• Space 4 Art Artists Display Work in Off-the-Wall Show
• Pedestrian robbed at knifepoint in La Mesa
• The art of giving back
• An artist's work, interrupted by war
• Residents find many reasons to be thankful
• Man fatally shot by deputy identified
• State air board fires back at Issa probe demands
• Cyclist gives thanks to two who saved his life
• Public invited to college redistricting meeting
• Stormy skies brewing at UCSD theater
• After-School All-Stars program helps to keep at-risk kids on straight and narrow
• Gov. Brown appoints three to regional water panel
• Man gets life sentence for 1989 death of elderly PB resident
• News Briefs
• Civic Report
• Education Notebook
• Carrier Carl Vinson to deploy Nov. 30
• Couple accused of looting laundromat's change
• Whale hit by ship; destined for deep sea as research site
• SWAT at Lakeside home find suicidal man dead
• Semipalmated plovers
• Los residentes de National City dan gracias, a pesar de tiempos difíciles
• National City residents give thanks, despite harsh times
• An Indian “prayer of thanks”
• What Are You Grateful For?
• Is a Woman President ‘Macho’ Enough for Mexico?
• Living in Industry’s Shadow: After Years of Illness, Family Seeks Answers
• MTS to set a slower pace for Thanksgiving holiday
• San Joaquin Valley residents face high environmental and social hazards, UC Davis study says
• Sabrosa Travesura
• Cumple Décimo Aniversario el Archivo Histórico de Tijuana
• Post Mod Cafe Culture
• Man in gang slaying given 50-year sentence
• Peligro: ¡Adolescente al volante!
• YouTube Launches Its First Original Channel and It’s Latino Targeted and In Spanish
• Community will raise a safe bridge over Ted Williams Parkway
• Walmart Launches “12 Days of Giving” Campaign on Facebook
• Students help families in need at Thanksgiving
• SDG&E’s 6TH Annual LED Light Exchange Brings Savings to the Holiday Season
• Anne Frances Ratner; volunteer, philanthropist helped open children’s eye center
• Community Notes:….
• Local organizations are seeking volunteers
• Around town in San Diego
• Untitled
• Thanksgiving, much to be thankful for
• Acción de gracias internacional
• What Immigration Problem?
• Independent Probe into UC Davis Police Misconduct Needed
• Top 7 Things To Do In San Diego This Week
• Police looking for man who exposed himself to children
• Top 7 Things To Do In North County This Week
• Gallery: Whale towed to Fiesta Island
• Clairemont restaurant worker robbed
• Branson's ocean foundation to pay for whale's burial at sea
• No delays for travelers at Lindbergh Field
• 10News: Dog, owner reunited after 10 months
• Twentynine Palms Marine killed: Cpl. Zachary C. Reiff
• More than $2 million spent to police Occupy San Diego protests
• Police capture man threatening suicide on overpass
• Exhibition - Adventures In Photography: A Century of Images In Archaeology and Anthropology
• La Mesa councilman seeks assembly seat
• Shortchanging Our Security
• Jim Bolender Awarded Funds from The Linden Memorial Trust
• Shortchanging Our Security
• Ron Caragher Named PFL Coach of the Year
• Armed robbery at La Mesa Best Buy
• San Diego Egg Donor Program: A Community Service
• Needy families get Thanksgiving treat
• Penn State scandal triggers Vargas bill
• Lawmaker warns about special interests, goes on junket
• Police say OT for Occupy SD is $144,000
• Submit tide pool photos for our online album
• Tax group corrects Fletcher grade, apologizes
• From rebellious surfer to Rhodes scholar
• Green taxi and travel plans move ahead at airport
• Police put OT costs for Occupy SD at $144,000
• San Diego loses lifeguard discrimination suit
• The give and take deal
• You're invited: LBJ Lifestyles launch party
• Part of SR 94 east closed for possible jumper
• Copper thieves leaving Carlsbad in the dark
• SDSU among tops in study abroad
• John Mehnert, pioneering Rees-Stealy thoracic surgeon, dies at 85
• Police search for gunman puts Chula Vista school on brief lockdown
• Normals were ready for some football in 1900
• Brown fills slots in veterans department
• Literature Professors Publish Book Chapters
• MOCM Faculty Present Research
• Fin whale fetus found; mother measured at 67 feet
• NAWBO San Diego December seminar focuses on overcoming growth hurdles
• 10News: Sheriff weighs in on DOJ's importance
• Your chance to win a book ends at 5 p.m.
• SDSU launches 'sustainability' major
• Soldiers seize $15 million in Tijuana
• Woman hit by train in Little Italy
• Three robberies Monday in La Mesa
• Three Tight Road Wins Sparked Memorable Season for Toreros
• Prof. McAllister Appointed Visiting Scholar at UCSD Center for US-Mexican Studies
• Woman hit by car in Torrey Pines area
• Deputy-involved shooting in Valley Center
• Bears handle Chargers, is it time for Turner to go?
• State tax overhaul targeted for ballot
• Chula Vista school’s turnaround turns heads
• UCSD’s Fox joins Bridgepoint board
• Open on Thanksgiving, San Diego restaruant bars
• Convicted officer to get $40k annual pension
• Cox pushes for more transparency on childhood panel grants
• Whale experts prepare to explore - not explode - huge carcass
• State judge may lean toward San Diego water transfer
• Man gets to keep $700 he found at hospital
• Annual festival encourages local shopping
• Three arrested in string of salon break-ins
• Twentynine Palms Marine killed in Afghanistan: Lance Cpl. Joshua D. Corral
• Nature activities for Thanksgiving Weekend 2011
• City workers will head home for Thanksgiving
• Full scale 13th and C Street apartments still on East Village list
• Arrests may be linked to burglary series
• CWI's final 2011 forum focuses on board service
• Navy to expel 28 sailors for illegal drug use
• SDSU Launches Green Degree
• Woman selling magazines arrested in La Mesa theft
• 10News: Boy, 13, accused of exposure at library
• MOCM Faculty Present Research in New Orleans, LA
• Man trying to enter country illegally rescued at border
• Man looking for place to sleep breaks into bank
• Serra Mesa Subway shop robbed
• Elmer Geissler, San Diego's comforter-in-chief
• Internship with Senator Dianne Feinstein
• Toreros Win PFL Title
• SDSU Top 25 in Nation for Study Abroad
• Fire causes $60,000 in damage to grocery
• Torrey Pines High grad named Rhodes Scholar
• South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard lures California businesses
• Man suspected of DUI crashes car into hydrant
• Death penalty opponent speaks in SD
• Frigate Rentz returns to SD Monday
• Preparations made for removing dead whale
• Man seriously injured in possible hit-and-run
• Midnight blaze destroys home in Midtown
• Dead whale update
• Climate changes in California come into focus
• American Latino Voters Shaking Up 2012
• 13-year-old male accused of exposing himself to pair of girls in library
• Wounded man dropped off at hospital
• Heater touches off Escondido mobile home fire
• Vargas challenges Ducheny to build up early stand on duty to San Diego workers
• 38 arrested in Lemon Grove area warrant sweep
• Turkey-free Thanksgiving draws crowd to Balboa Park
• The civic gray sets in amidst the downtown complexes on Park Boulevard
• Polo club’s city lease will go out to bid
• Breakaway county association gets better deal than others
• Motorcyclist in fatal crash identified
• A rift in Sacramento, Sen. Feinstein's numbers and a balanced-budget amendment
• Southwestern College Students Tour Chicano Park
• Construction starts for expansion of historic Educational Cultural Complex
• San Diego cab driver held at gunpoint
• UCSD chancellor’s house on road to rehabilitation
• Tide pools provide fragile windows to the sea
• Republicans seek majority on San Diego council
• Top 10 cities for tech jobs? San Diego is one
• Pedestrian struck by car and killed in El Cajon
• 10News: Bizarre chase ends in Linda Vista
• Vandal damages 14 cars at Mission Valley dealership
• Motorist dies in early morning crash near Bonsall
• Suspect at large after Gaslamp shooting
• Two burglary suspects arrested in Del Mar Heights
• Man killed on SR-67 was from San Diego
• Chargers seek to snap losing streak, Bears look to keep winning
• SDCL Acoustic Showcase 'Mair Rathburn' Concert Series - December 2011
• Judge clears way for move on medpot collectives
• Murder charged in beating death of Marine
• San Diego households on welfare get more time to restore terminated benefits
• Boy hit by truck in critical condition
• Sailors learn who forced out in 1st-ever push
• District investigating high school porn viewing report
• Senator calls for tow company inquiry
• Castle Park students arraigned in alleged sexual assault
• Mountain West's top QBs set to duel when San Diego State hosts Boise State
• Judge: Inmate’s death brings back bad memories
• Judge denies $756k bill for fireworks litigation
• Asisten a Diálogo Binacional sobre los derechos reproductivos de la mujer latina
• Why GOP candidate Newt Gingrich raises renewed interest
• Harry Pachon Is Remembered for His Advocacy for Latinos From Within Academe
• UCSD to hire professors, focus resources
• Living in Industry’s Shadow: After Years of Illness, Family Seeks Answers
• Career centers give veterans opportunities to prepare for modern careers
• Tri-City official gets probation as nurse
• Con la derrota de Pearce perdió la intolerancia
• Methodology Measures Hate Speech on Talk Radio
• Drop the I-Word Campaign Calls on the Associated Press to Remove the Term “Illegal Immigrant” from its Stylebook
• One Latina mother pleads for Congress to pass the Fix Gun Checks Act
• California Court Rules National City Likely Violated Open Meetings Law
• Do Not Sit In Front Of My Car If I’m On My Way To Work
• Entérese, el síndrome es real
• SANDAG board moves ahead with purchase of SBX
• Entrevista con la Dra. Maria Collazo-Clavell sobre diabetes
• Community Notes:
• The end of the year is not how we saw it playing out!
• CSU San Marcos Women's Soccer Wins Many A.I.I. Awards
• Calling the Question: Why Cecilia Muñoz is not the issue
• Opting for transit over car saves San Diegans $864 a month
• U.S. on way to more secure energy
• Time to get rid of the EPA
• SUV crashes into restaurant, several hurt
• Grossmont Transit Center grand opening on Saturday
• New solar power systems unveiled today
• Obama: ¿Sí se puede movilizar a los votantes?
• ¡ASK A MEXICAN!
• TEZOZOMOC SPEAKS
• The Public Forum … El Foro Público…
• PINTA: Latin-American Art on the World Stage
• Coastal rail projects get $21 million in federal grants
• Future of San Diego water source in doubt
• New East County Sheriff's station under way
• Man sentenced in killing of girlfriend's dogs
• Former attorney Patricia Gregory arraigned today in San Diego Superior Court
• Who is tops in oceanography research?
• Smuggling boat found on Point Loma shore; 21 arrested
• County, feds donate hazmat gear to Baja
• ‘Movember’ is all about a good cause
• Top 7 Things To Do in San Diego This Week
• Top 7 Things To Do In North County This Week
• Woman robbed of backpack in La Mesa
• Campus Recreation Facilities Survey: Win $75
• USD Law Students Take Home Prized Earl B. Gilliam Bar Association Scholarships
• Wells Fargo robbed in El Cajon
• Canyoneer Hikes Weekend of November 19, 2011
• Barrio Logan program celebrates its success
• Worker's arm severed at Caltrans SR-76 site
• SD Unified urged to halt bond projects
• Was San Diego beginning of end for Kutcher and Moore marriage?
• Report cites concerns in plan to buy toll road
• U.S. House kills high-speed rail funding
• Convicting cops no easy task
• Real Estate is More Affordable!
• Paralegal says Tri-City report is wrong
• National Guard soldiers land at Coronado as Iraq war ends
• Suspected diamond thieves get in, but not out
• Occupy San Diego fans out from City Hall
• Competition for South County students gets testy
• Cajon Air Center project waiting to take off
• Ex-SDPD officer guilty in sex case
• Tax group ranks local lawmakers
• Boxer wants to trim pay of defense executives
• Lawsuit halts Tijuana flood control work, again
• PLNU boosts solar energy use
• Oceanside boy's killer hangs himself in prison
• Anderson honored by small business
• College district finance chief named
• Route 67 crashes prompt closure north of Lakeside
• Trash truck hits child, causes serious injuries
• U-Haul makes deals to cover storage risks
• Consultant: Concerns but no 'deal breakers" in sale of toll road to SANDAG
• More than 5,000 children rescued from "meth hell"
• Numerous SD firms rated 'military friendly'
• La Jolla fisheries lab nears completion
• Carmel Valley home burglarized, family asleep
• San Diego Women's Week 2012 announced
• Verdict reached in ex-cop sex case
• Coronado High students create 3-D mosaic
• PLNU Alumna Awarded Math for America San Diego Noyce Fellowship
• 10News: Group urges local McDonald's to clean up
• USD Women's Law Caucus Fall Event a Success
• Campus Recreation E-Newsletter
• USD Professor Hinman on Jail, Prison Reform
• Science teacher inspires class
• 'Human Hummingbird' Powers USD Women's Soccer
• Help sought to ID Vista bank robber
• Poll: Californians concerned about higher education
• Marines move to Australia amid Pacific tensions
• It's BYU or San Diego State to Big East and BYU is winning
• Helix to weight AP grades equally
• Navy tests algae fuel in former warship
• County officials defend mansion death probe
• Help sought to ID Carlsbad credit-union robber
• Lawmakers gather in Maui for education
• Bullet train plan needs more work, hearing attendees say
• Prime Healthcare accuses union, Kaiser of antitrust conspiracy
• UCSD stages story of unrequited love, spirit possession
• Denny's restaurant robbed in La Mesa
• Arts briefs
• Tom Andrew and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels are a perfect fit at MiraCosta
• La Jolla events, Nov. 17-24
• La Jolla-area high school sports roundup
• News briefs
• Pentagon defends Medal of Honor process
• No delay of crackdown on medpot dispensaries
• Fewer getting injured, killed in DUI crashes
• Prosecutor foreshadowed her suicide in an email
• Schools bracing for midyear cuts
• Local couple adjusts to life after hiking the Pacific Crest Trail
• Does Occupy SD media coverage get it right?
• Identifying San Diego's winter shorebirds
• Police look for clues in cold case homicide
• SD child sickened by milk; products pulled
• Around town in San Diego
• Soirée Showcases Students Dec. 7
• Local organizations are seeking volunteers
• Restaurant originality is fair game
• Dozens of cats seized from Mira Mesa home
• Alumni Give Back to Community Law Project
• Jury done for day in ex-SDPD cop's sex case
• Herman Cain: Marijuana a states rights issue
• Public invited to UCSD celebration
• Budget forecast: gloom for schools, services
• USD business school lauded
• Celebrate the season at Happy NAWBO!
• Another cross-border tunnel found in Otay Mesa
• USD's Participation in Study Abroad Ranked No. 1
• USD Business School Lauded
• USD Law Student's Advocacy Gains CCHD Recognition
• Student Tickets to San Diego Opera
• Officials seek public's help identifying Bonita thieves
• Santee house fire displaces family, kills family dog
• Polling Suggests the Once-Great AMA Has Relinquished Its Leadership Role
• Dr. Wayne Iverson Runs for CA 52nd Congressional District
• City Heights council approves park compromise
• “Great American Trailer Park Musical”… Not everyone’s cup o’ beer
• Poinsettia Bowl eyeing Nevada, Holiday Bowl could land Texas
• Downtown advocates urge transit over cars
• Police officers pitch new way on health care
• Tea Party criticizes, congratulates Occupy SD
• Be inspired by Olympic Sport and Art Contest
• Is San Diego Ron Paul country?
• Guilty plea by former redevelopment chief
• School loses score on teacher cheating concerns
• ACLU restarts battle over illegal fees
• City settles with ex-employee over termination
• Teen who died at school dance of heart condition had smoked marijuana
• National Guard ends Iraq tour at Coronado
• Pathologist on 'Dr. Phil' calls Zahau autopsy inconclusive
• Trio arrested after Oceanside assault
• Got milk? Rancho Santa Fe thief did
• Master in Business Administration in the Arts degree program to start in 2012
• Issa: Postal Service’s $5.1 billion loss shows action needed now
• Records give details of Poway teen shooting
• Questioning similarities between San Diego's AOC and Brent Wilkes' firm
• SD river rats find national voice for project
• Tipping the San Diego wage scale
• Language Programs for Marines Get $1.8M Grant
• Bandit hits Clairemont bank
• What's Your Earth IQ?
• Man pleads not guilty in Point Loma weapons seizure
• Your chance to win a book ends at 5 p.m.
• Bookstore Features Holiday Savings for Faculty, Staff
• Bill Leonhard's Gifts Support Engineering Students, Faculty
• Staff Holiday Gift Bazaar Dec. 1
• No feeding policy has no affect on coot numbers
• Legal synthetic drug use on the rise
• ATM stolen from Kearny Mesa store
• Mission Valley marijuana dispensary robbed
• Drug boat beached in Carlsbad, 3 arrested
• 10News: Homeless evicted from riverbed camp
• Car veers into Taco Bell, two injured
• Armed robbery at North Park store
• Father, son beaten in home-invasion robbery
• Public tells City Council how to help businesses
• Otay Water leader wants contract canceled
• What would you do to fix the Chargers and save the season?
• Dr. Phil has no cure for Zahau media sickness
• SD bridges linked to controversy deemed safe
• CSU students face another fee increase
• Barnett details plan to cut pay in SD schools
• Despite arrests, Occupy SD protest continues
• Poway teen shooting victim dies
• Motorcylist killed Friday was from Chula Vista
• Cab drivers head to the polls for a voice on taxi panel
• Ramona man to be charged with felony DUI
• Council's park permit plan draws legal ire
• CSUSM to host event for homeless
• College compact excludes charters
• Trash pickup lawsuit against San Diego dropped
• San Diego's purchasing director resigns
• Woman accused of stealing $1.8 million from in-law
• Survey: 1 in four SD streets in poor condition
• Plan for toll road resurfaces in Orange County
• Brown, Sanders push to repeal federal gay marriage ban
• You Shall Bring Water to the Thirsty
• Marina Marriott one step closer to building a meeting hall and walkways
• ‘Dr. Phil’ show on mansion death reveals no new evidence
• Metered ramp for Campo Road to SR 125 north debuts Wednesday
• Schools must teach more gay, disabled history
• Football Becomes Bowl Eligible
• Navy's first hybrid-drive warship goes to sea
• San Diego recycling rate hits new high
• College Area pedestrian robbed at gunpoint
• Man struck by car in Poway
• Two arrested in La Mesa Carl's Jr. robbery
• Naming rights, miniature golf for county parks?
• Passenger killed in rollover crash
• Four more Occupy San Diego protestors arrested
• 1,500 mourn Mexico’s No. 2 official in Tijuana service
• Occupy San Diego protests getting old
• Two men rob restaurant
• Northrop's military drone business soaring
• SOUNDS AND SILENCE: Music instructor takes listeners on journey
• Apartment fire in Otay Mesa displaces family
• Motorcyclist killed in Oceanside accident is identified
• Man stabbed in Rolando neighborhood
• Water rescuers seek victims in Tijuana River Valley
• Hunter makes move to cancel wireless innovation tax hitch
• "Middle-class women" haul rainy-day supplies to Occupy San Diego
• Two arrested after stabbing outside Escondido bar
• What did students build at LEGO robotics contest?
• Slide closes west lane of La Crest Road
• Flooding closes part of Oceanside's Strand
• Taco shop customer orders cash to go
• Upscale lifestyle set up at Fashion Valley in the shopping republic
• Congressman Bilbray's daughter at center of medical marijuana debate
• Medgar Evers' widow christens Navy ship
• State Senate districts overhaul effort, presidential visit and children of politicians
• Pedophiles, Penn State, and Judicial Commissions who allow it
• Aguirre turning attention to county pension
• California pioneers plan for trimming toxins
• No shrinking violets in UC production of The Dybbuk
• Two motorcyclists died Friday night
• ‘Wagging Wonderland’ to celebrate all things canine
• Watch the Carrier Classic court being built
• Downtown DUI checkpoint books 20
• Investigation: 14-year-old Sabrina Keller died of natural causes
• Gang detectives investigate Vista stabbing
• Carrier Classic a hit with players, sailors
• Separate scuba-diving deaths deemed accidental
• Dozen Marine special operators earn medals
• Start the holiday season with the Old Globe Christmas Tree Lighting!
• Veteran offers ways to better appreciate those who serve
• Pickwick Players presents "David & Lisa" through November 20th
• Tax funds cover Dynegy’s travel, meals
• San Diegans come out in droves for Veterans Day parade
• Marines, NCTD eye Camp Pendleton Coaster stop
• PLNU Presents at Global Microcredit Summit
• Alpine woman injured in crash that killed son leaves hospital
• Mayor asks port for $60 million for convention center
• Project Turnaround looks to encourage leadership roles
• From the flight deck at Carrier Classic
• Man hurt in cliff fall
• Downtown area events, Nov. 4-Dec. 2
• A recluse and prolific artist makes his posthumous mark on Little Italy
• Legal Historian Discusses Race, Love in America
• County offices closed on Veterans Day
• F. Seth Brown; fourth generation Scripps was an advocate for ocean conservation
• NTC developer agrees to keep hotel development going
• SUHI Foundation Donation to Better Prepare Students for College
• Duty, Honor and Patriotism
• Voters Recall SB 1070 Architect
• Hawaiian Helicopter Tours: Some allowed to operate with no insurance
• A Decade of Shame, Cover-up and Impunity
• Jaque mate a los indocumentados
• The Bangles, ukeleles and trumpets, oh my
• The Bangles, ukeleles and trumpets, oh my
• Newspaper burned to the ground by armed attackers in Veracruz state
• This Thanksgiving, have your feast — and fitness, too
• Arranca Extravaganza Music Fest 2011 en la Revu de Tijuana
• Border Angels Celebrate 25 Years of Service
• USD Law Student, Immigration Advocate is Winner of 2011 Cardinal Bernardin New Leadership Award
• Binational Dialog about woman’s health issues and reproductive rights in Mexico
• Entre el tabaquismo, el cáncer y la insensatez
• La Dra. Aliza de UNIVISIÓN y la Chef Adriana de Que Rica Vida Inauguran el Mes de la Conciencia de la Diabetes
• Nueva e innovadora iniciativa en español para ayudar a las familias con niños que se enfrentan a discapacidades del aprendizaje
• Prosecutor commits suicide during traffic stop
• Mexico's 2nd in command dies in helicopter crash
• Special elections show a change in Country’s attitudes
• Appalled at Family Separation Statistics
• Motorcyclist dies in freeway crash
• Republicans need to change the conversation with Hispanics
• Crash claims life of Chula Vista woman
• An Environmental Assault Disguised as Border Security
• The Rum Diary: Puerto Rico, Gonzo Journalism and the Role of Lust and Greed
• How America’s Military is Helping America with Renewable Energy
• UC Berkeley engineering school to address sexism
• ¡ASK A MEXICAN!
• Has anyone told the Judicial Council how jAVS saves states millions?
• "Come Fly Away" at Civic is eighty minutes of solid entertainment
• 10News: Local student gets perfect SAT score
• Enviro photos of the week: rainbows and more rainbows
• For Their Benefit
• Chargers manhandled by Raiders in 24-17 loss
• Three injured in suspected DUI crash
• PB woman finds Chargers fan on her couch
• Top 7 Things To Do In North County This Week
• Top 7 Things To Do In San Diego This Week
• Is it time Chargers' fans to panic?
• Veterans Day events around the region
• Cedar fire starter "was a man who was dying"
• Family heroes: Readers' Veterans Day tributes
• Sex offender placed in Campo
• Violence in Mexico Shifts, Hope is for Plateau
• Higgs Fletcher & Mack LLP Funds $10,000 Diversity Scholarship for Second Year
• Another View of Veterans Day
• Another View of Basketball and War
• USD Student, Program Honored by Bishops
• USD Student Veteran Organization Launched
• Class of 1975 Endowed Scholarship and Professorship
• IPJ Seeks Event Coordinator
• Music Major Briana Robell
• Music Department Student Assistant Opportunity
• New for Spring 2012: MUSC 157/357
• Study: Mexico Drug-War Deaths May Have Peaked
• San Diego car-rental business robbed
• Authorities returned guns to man who orchestrated murder-suicide
• Stabbing in Qualcomm lot during Chargers' game
• Carrier Carl Vinson, sailors ready for basketball
• On Corps' birthday, Marines remember the fallen
• Proposal for “Sweetwater U.” moving forward
• State revenue forecast looks grim
• "Come Fly Away" at the Civic Theatre
• Woman pleads guilty to kidnapping baby
• Internal review of Occupy arrests ordered
• Girl dies in possible accidental strangulation
• San Diego pension case won’t move to L.A.
• For Tour de Fat, a stellar season of beer, bikes and fun
• Issa panel to examine state air board
• NCTD gets federal grant for a dozen new buses
• City Council asks community how to streamline business policies
• Mira Mesa Park expansion could start within year
• Fulbrights abound at SDSU
• Partner pulling out of Mexican water plant
• Tap Hunter: a mobile resource for beer enthusiasts
• American Indian Inspiration
• Northern harriers
• Tis the season for autumn drink
• Junior Theatre poised for another stellar season
• Imagine: a blighted warehouse district transformed into IDEAs
• Village by the big blue sets sights on green
• San Diego ASID elects new president
• SD backcountry featured in federal wilderness proposal
• Ex-SDPD officer’s sex case goes to jury
• Spymaster may help target pot growers
• Health department recalls Roopal Swad candy
• USD student, program honored by bishops
• Veterans welcomed with free admission to local museums
• Southern Californians expected to spend less on holiday travel
• Cyber-Bullying: Lethal Combo of Culture and Technology
• Powerlink tap water use continues
• Police arrest 3 Birdland burglary suspects
• MTS security staff walks off the job
• SBX toll road celebrates 4th year with fund drive Nov. 18
• Suspects in casino robbery linked to jewelry store heists
• Stored vehicles taken and sold off
• Estherina Paris, 96, helped build El Cajon mortuary
• Snow in San Diego?
• Worldly View
• New councilman sworn in amidst protest
• Chargers, Raiders battle for AFC West Division lead
• USD's Evening MBA Program Ranked 14th in Nation
• Violence in Mexico Shifts, Hope is for Plateau
• USD Welcomes Back Military Nurses
• Hon. Robert J. Trentacosta '79 To Lead San Diego Superior Court
• Prof. Partnoy Analyzes Works About Economic Meltdown in "The New York Review of Books"
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• New for Spring 2012: MUSC 494 Section 2
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• Women's Soccer Seeks First-Ever WCC Title
• Paterno Fired! Penn State boots longtime football coach
• Eveoke Dance Theatre News - November 7, 2011
• Diversionary and La Jolla Playhouse Present: Standing On Ceremony
• San Diego Holistic Dentist Welcomes Biological Dentist Dr. Stacy Godes To The Center For Natural Dentistry
• Double Break Exhibition Announcement! - Double Breaks Group Show
• 32nd Annual San Diego Thanksgiving Dixieland Jazz Festival
• ecoATM Named Winner Of TechAmerica High Tech Award
• Armed men rob Ocean Beach AutoZone
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• Two killed in accident on south I-805
• Litany of mistakes bury Chargers in 23-20 loss to Chiefs
• Eveoke Tours to the Dominican Republic November 2011
• San Diego County Library Programs - November 2011
• According to woman's testimony, SDPD officer groped her during stop in 2010
• How midyear school cuts could be “triggered”
• Coast Guard debuts statue in memory of 2009 crash
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• Praise, scorn for lesbian homecoming royalty
• Take-back event nets 7,000 lbs. of drugs
• More details on Navy skipper guilty of sex assault
• Genital mutilation opponent to speak at UCSD
• Marine’s return to Afghanistan will be one of duty, closure
• Report: Woman in fatal freeway pileup was drunk
• Sheriff's ask for public's help in cabbie slaying
• Former city manager donates to SDSU
• CHP officer rescues man from burning car
• More than Guy Fawkes masks at Occupy SD tonight
• Agency holds up fairgrounds golf project
• The tasteless and flattering ball closes San Diego's Halloween
• Coronado mansion at center of deaths to be sold
• Woman testifies SDPD officer groped her
• SANDAG approves final 2050 regional transportation plan
• Police arrest suspected carjackers, robbers
• 401(k) supporters spent $1.1M on petition drive
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• Study: California could lose 125,800 defense jobs
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• SD school trustee seeks pay cuts, parcel tax
• November's San Diego SAVVY at Drybar
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• Woman suffers minor injuries after rolling car
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• Filner counts on work on neglected transportation needs to lower federal deficit
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• Ceremony honors 150 new soldiers
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• Navy ship crew commander fired
• National City native receives prestigious valor medal
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• Free Concert Features Jazz Pianists
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• Paul J. Vanderwood; San Diego State History Professor, scholar of Mexican history known for mentoring students
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• San Diego’s First Cyclotron Installed Oct. 28 at Scripps Proton Therapy Center
• Audit finds sex offenders in homes for foster children
• Video: Occupy San Diego camps cleared
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• Top 7 Things To Do In San Diego This Week
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• Pursuit suspect leaves trail of destruction
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• Stranger offers goodies at La Jolla Elementary
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• Water authority wins a round in rate lawsuit
• General Dynamics cites NASSCO as positive in 3Q results
• Moody's downgrades SD Unified's credit rating
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• A business plot in Lemon Grove
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• Destroyer Howard returning to San Diego Friday
• See the Sea Rise
• Museum pays tribute to Jerry Coleman
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• NAWBO San Diego November program features Stiletto Speakers
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• Somali Family Service honors its heroes
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• USD Panel to Discuss Occupy Wall Street
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• Realities Of War Don't Always Hit Home
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• Somali Family Service Honors its Heroes
• Explosive sets off fire in Ocean Beach
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• KEEP WOOFY WARM THIS WINTER
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• Multi-car crash jams north Route 163
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• SeaWorld releases rehabbed sea turtle
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• “The Servant of Two Masters” a gem for Lamb’s Players Theatre
• Issa attended event hosted by Solyndra lobbyist
• Voluntary refusals to use E-Verify to catch immigrant worker fraud
• New apps advise on SD beaches, water use
• Trio suspected in string of beatings
• Tsunami garbage heads to Pacific gyre, West Coast
• Vehicle thefts at the border plummet
• More vets moving from combat to classrooms
• Reversal: North Park board recommends permit
• City Council initiates proposal to have hotels lead on convention center funding
• Trees removed after causing sewer problems
• Suspected drunken driver crashes in University Heights
• Local organizations are seeking volunteers
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• In Memoriam: Arthur R. Barron
• USD offers marketing course for the arts
• GOP candidate Rick Perry's plan for jobs
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• Local universities rated best values
• County moves to help grandparents raising grandchildren
• Fire damages University City home
• Fire at Otay Mesa apartment caused by candle
• Logan Heights auto parts store robbed at gunpoint
• Wind Symphony Plays Oct. 30
• 2011 Cropper Creative Writing Contest
• Spring Semester Internship Opportunity
• Shared Hope International Internship Opportunity
• Student Volunteer Opportunity in Tanzania
• Death penalty ban could go to voters
• Toddler survives apartment window fall
• Mountain West, Conference USA, Big East to discuss 28- or 32-team conference
• U-T wins 15 first-place awards at press club
• San Diego Navy bomb unit stars in new TV show
• Castle Park assault called horseplay
• Local officials object to curbs on use of E-Verify
• S.D. school board paints dire picture
• Rebecca Zahau's body to be exhumed, was it a murder or suicide?
• Case on hotline calls rests on definitions
• Council rejects Lund House appeal
• Second alleged victim testifies in cop sex case
• 'Occupy' protest shortens council meeting
• Mount Soledad cross won't go anywhere pending appeal
• Killer whales seek 'spa-like relief' in subtropics
• J Street Inn close to getting new owner
• O.C. declines to investigate Carlsbad attorney
• Two arrested in prescription meds robbery
• PLNU Named Best Value in Private Universities by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance
• Legal support for locals with an enterprise plan
• Log Cabin Republicans back Fletcher for mayor
• Alumna Produces PBS Documentary
• Road at Vista limits is reopened
• Body in mansion deaths to be exhumed through donations
• Man who died in Spring Valley apartment fire identified
• Northbound I-5 reopens after Orange County chemical spill
• Hoops Single-Game Tix Go on Sale
• Student Health Services Accepts Unused Prescriptions Oct. 29
• Teen-Tan Ban
• Aztecs Return to Football in Droves
• Female Philanthropists Fund Science Scholarships
• Search for bones off coast turns up nothing
• Downed lines close Robelini Drive at Vista limits
• Assemblymember Block to Host Healthcare Forum
• Teen runaways sought in Escondido
• Injured deer shot and killed by Escondido police
• Friendly fire killed Pendleton Marine
• Bruce the turtle gets his life back in the bay
• Injured dolphin rescued in Mission Bay dies
• Film Students Experience Television Up Close
• Pot dispensary in Sorrento Valley broken into
• Aquarium gets exemption on bay dumping
• 2012 Travel Seminar Details Revealed
• USD's Bob Schoultz on Herman Cain as Symbol vs. Politician in Washington Post
• America's Medical Society Emerging as Main Challenger to the AMA
• Water billing system ‘not where we want to be’
• Dr. Phil to pay to exhume body in mansion death
• City Council moves ahead on flood control plan
• Program inspiring young women to discover science
• Admiral says Pacific forces may dodge cuts
• Woman testifies in police officer sex case
• Feds seize 577 lbs. of pot at border
• San Bernardino schools will revisit hire
• All Hallow's Read at Ryan Library
• Twentynine Palms Marine killed in Afghanistan: Lance Cpl. Jordan S. Bastean
• Small oil spill reported at Shelter Island
• Local Community Leader Honored at PLNU Fall Festival
• A water policy that guarantees a supply that runs on
• How Do You Feel About Your 401K to Pay Your Loan?
• What are tumbleweeds?
• Authors of book that traces race and media through history speak in SD today
• Unemployment down in county
• Downtown fire station gets spruced up
• Suspected drunken driver arrested after crash
• Machine malfunction caused fire at Mira Mesa business
• Research Brings in $145M
• Democrat quits, endorses Peters for Congress
• Chargers stadium week in review: Sick day
• Newest Burke-class destroyer arrives
• Mira Mesa man guilty of murdering his wife
• Robbers strike at San Diego jewelry store
• Curtain Up! Light The Lights! Mama Rose is here big as life at Ion
• Man shot outside El Cajon steakhouse
• Dream Job or Dream Works alumni Jason Carter
• La Mesa taco shop robbed by men with stun gun
• Cal State San Marcos Wins Spirit Award By RADD
• NCAAW Cash Cab
• Intern with the California State Assembly
• SDSU Celebrates National Food Day Oct. 24
• The Haunted Hotel
• North Park woman stabs boyfriend
• Discoverer of ‘Pacific Garbage Patch’ speaks about new book
• Jets climb to new heights, fly past Chargers 27-21
• Philip Rivers' disappearing act costly in Chargers loss to Jets
• Army sergeant killed in Afghanistan blast
• Mystery continues over former Penthouse model found dead at Camp Pendleton
• Two men sought after jewelry store robbery
• Residents evacuated after natual gas leak
• Triathalon raises $1.2 million for challenged athletes
• Emil Sigler, ‘pure waterman,’ dies at 101
• Man waits in line, then robs Pacific Beach Starbucks
• City flood control system under siege
• Driver hit on head during attempted carjack
• Two attacked in incidents in Talmadge and Oak Park
• Two people beaten at Carlsbad home
• Man attacked in Carlsbad park during attempted robbery
• Fire in Mira Mesa causes $1.2 million damage
• Chargers look to ground the Jets
• Quality Claims Management Partners with DocuHome as a Trusted Advisor
• Quality First Real Estate Reveals the Three Big Mistakes Home Buyers are Making Now
• Low income communities not denied access to broadband Internet
• Spring Valley auto parts store robbed
• Four teens crash stolen car in Vista
• Ex-centerfold model's slaying stumps naval cops
• Collection chronicles local civil rights efforts
• Laundromat worker pepper-sprayed
• Lakeside homicide victim identified
• Real Latino village homes will fill in south city
• Sheriff's sweep nets 41 arrests
• Open-carry activists protest new law
• Firm lacks certification level on two tow trucks
• State fire officials suspend burn permits
• Let the Sunshine in and see Hair at the Civic Theatre
• Man stabbed in East Village street fight
• David Green shines at Long Beach Court Technology Conference
• Move San Diego plans transportation expo, fundraiser
• Purse-theft investigation leads to five arrests
• Imperial Beach stabbing investigated
• I-5 blocked during Oceanside crash
• A bittersweet ending for the Crowes
• Disagreement over football game leads to stabbing
• Tri-City invokes New York assault case
• Marines secure road to dam in long-awaited Afghan mission
• Fall migration: black-bellied plovers
• Rock icon Grace Slick bringing art, activism to SD
• San Diego sinkhole falls into rare category
• Diwali festival to light up Balboa Park Sunday
• Locals honored at Red Ribbon event
• Bullet fired into truck window on Route 76
• SDSU Republicans rally for the USA
• PLNU Lends a Hand with Facelift
• Higher education dream of murdered teen remains alive
• Lax TX gun laws and promises of easy money doom one Latina mother
• Hispanic GOP Leaders Do Little to Improve Image
• Reports Show Social Security Cuts Would Hit People of Color
• Movement Breaks Borders
• La Palabrita con “I”
• Premiére de “La Luna te lo dirá” Gran Espectáculo Musical
• How To Close Your Bank of America Account
• Governor Brown Signs Bill to Help California’s 1.5 million English Learner Students Achieve English Proficiency
• Sweetwater District Board Approves A-G Curriculum
• Greater Private Sector Diversity Sought on USDA’s Agricultural Trade Advisory Committees
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• Qualcomm event admissions to be less of a bargain
• A Different Kind of Adoption
• El ministerio hispano en la encrucijada
• Inmigrantes, abogados y peligros
• Community Notes:
• Dumanis and DeMaio demonstrate a lack of character by avoiding debate
• Record Deportations an Immoral Stain on US
• Alabama Terror
• The Public Forum … El Foro Público…
• Innocence Network Meets at California Western
• Developers to pay for not building affordable housing
• Local forums planned on health care, convention center
• Driver in chase is accused of ATM thefts
• Woman killed in rollover on foggy road ID'd
• Paul F. McCarthy, former commander of North Island carrier group, dies at 77
• Man stabbed in South Bay street robbery
• Top 7 Things To Do In North County This Week
• Pair accused of firing gunshots in canyon
• Top 7 Things To Do In San Diego This Week
• Blast From the Past Meets Reality of the Present in “Hair”
• Man attacks couple with machete after bar spat
• This week in San Diego history: Signal fire
• Tri-City takes closed-session battle to antagonist's boss
• Corporate Greed, Then and Now
• MSGL Application Deadline Extended Until November 18
• Quarrel over football ends in stabbing
• Panel recommends San Diego school closures
• Freeway pursuit ends in crash in Chula Vista
• Closing the education achievement gap
• Take-home cars for sheriff’s staff on the rise
• Route 163 lanes briefly closed at Balboa Park for suicide threat
• Lakeside man's death termed homicide
• Gang member to stand trial in Apple store robbery
• Hoyer to become next Cubs general manager, Byrnes to assume GM duties for Padres
• State creates market approach to curb global warming pollution
• From a probation officer to a top teacher
• BofA branch closes amid Occupy SD protest
• DeMaio still talking reform on infrastructure costs
• Enviro lawyer seeks $750k in fireworks case
• A mix of quality and awful merchandise
• Driver injured in suspected DUI crash
• Pair crashes stolen car into Kearny High
• Dr. Dean Nelson Makes a Quantum Leap
• 'Promotoras' Help Latinas Get Fit
• Trial begins for SDPD officer accused of sexual assault
• Governor names Chula Vista veteran to board
• SDSU celebrates African-American experience
• Police seeking leads in robbery series
• San Diego mayoral candidates talk stadium
• Dr. Son Chae Kim helps design aggression assessment tool
• Ladies Who Launch Incubator Intensive Workshop starts next week
• Navy busts 64 San Diego sailors for drugs
• Brent Wilkes scores minor point in the Cunningham bribery case
• USD Fraternities Earn National Recognition
• This PeaceMaker Knows the Ins and Outs of Power
• Flasher targeting women in Chula Vista
• La Mesa store clerk robbed at gunpoint
• Police union endorsement looms over debate
• Escondido pizza deliveryman robbed
• Pumpkinfest 2011: Fade to Orange
• 11th Annual La Jolla Writers Conference
• More arrests in slaying of San Bernardino man
• Jets head coach Rex Ryan not likely to get Super Bowl rings anytime soon
• Unlike California, North Dakota makes it big on jobs
• At least $100K stolen from North County casino
• U.S.-Mexico trucking program begins this week
• Comic-Con event considered for Balboa Park
• San Diego city cautiously projects brighter financial future
• Caltrans awards $5M to create safe school routes
• "Well-Dressed Bandit" suspect arrested
• IN THE CROSSHAIRS: Barnard Elementary: small, but worldly
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• Dana Middle School: more than a facility
• NTC Foundation lands $20.2M for renovation work for its arts, cultural district
• OB Town Council recognizes community movers, shakers
• Ground broken on North Park housing project
• School bus driver injured in altercation with student
• ‘Cell Phone’ rings twice for San Diego audiences
• Former South Bay salt ponds get plant makeover
• Tow company signed 'OK' on CHP forms
• Woman arraigned in knife attack on mother
• Thomas Emery; WWII Paratrooper, scoutmaster for 25 years, international artist
• Clues sought in young man’s murder in July
• Do the polls, pundits, or GOP debates matter?
• Recycle E-waste Oct. 29
• 16-year-old black belt serves as a role model
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• S.D. police union endorses Fletcher for mayor
• Local organizations are seeking volunteers
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• County library honored for community service
• Moral courage to be examined at SDSU
• Aztecs Fight for Equality
• Plastic vortex crusader tells story of discovery
• Diseñan Gran Programa Artístico en Celebración de 34 Años de Casa de la Cultura Altamira
• Man arrested in Carlsbad shooting that injured three
• Woman killed in fog-related crash in Pauma Valley
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• Talmadge residents want property refurbished
• 'Henrietta Lacks' Author Lecture at USD
• College Cup Headed to USD
• Win Free Tickets to the San Diego Asian Film Festival!
• Dr. Avi Spiegel and Dr. Adina Batnitzky Join USD
• 1500 March During Occupy San Diego
• Bloomberg News: Patent Lawyer Demand Rises Following U.S. Legislative Overhaul
• Two shops robbed, believed by same armed duo
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• Body off I-8 may be missing Upland man
• Downtown residents still furious over bus depot plan
• Woman suspected in Hells Angels drug ring arrested
• Death of Lakeside man under investigation
• Epstein-led Cubs may look to hire Padres execs Jed Hoyer or Josh Byrnes
• Bowens to chair North American airport professionals group
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• Habitat says fire donations misdirected
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• GOP chairman's Twitter account restored
• Protesters focus on federal medical marijuana crackdown
• Head of National University to step down
• 'Mr. Magoo Bandit' turns himself in, suspected in numerous bank robberies
• Kaiser may buy county operations property
• Marine commandant permits memorial bracelets
• "Mr. Magoo Bandit" suspect surrenders to FBI
• 401k initiative collects most signatures ever
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• DeMaio, Dumanis pass on mayoral debate
• Construction will disrupt weekend rail services
• Patricia Gregory still trying for clients in spite of 11 felony charges
• Man tries to rob, kidnap woman in San Diego
• Driver crashes Porsche into Carlsbad lagoon
• Airport gets $2 million to cut idle time of airplanes
• Man arrested in National City rape case
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• Occupy Wall Street Reflects International Dissatisfaction
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• Nautilus Environmental honored among fastest growing San Diego private companies
• At least $100K stolen from North County casino
• Oceanside employee foils burglary by firing shot
• Man stabs woman with butter knife
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• Antonio Gates practices Monday, still unsure of return versus Jets
• Third-graders shine in class-size debate
• Tutoring, computer access for students
• S.D. Unified, community college boards meet
• La Mesa police seek would-be burglar
• Judge preserves marine protected areas
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• Black-crowned night heron, a year-round resident in San Diego
• San Diego frames water policy for the future
• Council takes step to add revenue source for convention center expansion
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• Deputies investigate alleged rape in garage
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• Volleyball Downs Boise State, Air Force
• Sing, Dance and Laugh with Theater
• Three injured in fall at construction site
• From School to a Career for Alumni Andrea Adams
• Peters announces run for Congress
• Noise alert: Pendleton ops end Thursday
• Truck driver found dead after crash in Chula Vista
• Pedestrian hit by pickup in Serra Mesa
• Man sought in violent attack against girlfriend
• Man exposes himself to SDSU student
• Really? Chargers have NFL's fourth-cheapest beer?
• Toreros Get Charge from Hoekstra
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• SDCL Acoustic Showcase Concert Series - November 2011
• Occupy San Diego protests go on
• Mr. Magoo bandit strikes again at a California bank
• Three dead in reservoir accident
• World War II veterans welcomed as heroes
• California Assemblyman Chuck DeVore leaves California for Texas
• USO honors service members for bravery
• Rail line would tunnel under Miramar College
• Habitat conservation falters with economy
• Mr. Magoo Bandit linked to a dozen bank robberies
• Motorcyclist injured in Ocean Beach, charged with DUI
• Rick Perry poised with a plan for jobs, prosperity
• South Bay field hockey coach who had sex with teen pleads guilty
• Carjackers hit San Ysidro outlet mall
• Add a California contender for financial aid
• One arrested in drive-by shooting of bouncer
• ‘Occupy North County’ sees boulevard lined with demonstrators
• ‘Occupy North County’ sees boulevard lined with demonstrators
• Ousted fair board members got free tickets
• RB High threats on Facebook a hoax; teen arrested
• BB gun fails to impress motel clerk
• Robbers target victim at La Mesa park-and-ride lot
• Chula Vista building up a green city cover
• Hundreds attend funeral of officer killed in car crash
• San Diego confirmed as art trendsetter at Elizabeth Taylor Collection previews
• Occupy San Diego movement marches on
• Pressure grows to stem tide of trash
• Escondido doughnut shop robbed
• Suspects in ATM robbery arrested
• Police arrest man after bouncer shot
• Man shot outside San Diego bar
• Alleged Seal Beach salon shooter prime death penalty candidate
• Mannheim Steamroller Will Perform At The San Diego Civic Theatre For A One Night Only
• Plane flips at Ramona Airport, pilot injury minor
• Celebrate Halloween with the Rocky Horror cast at The Old Globe!
• Celebrate Halloween with the Rocky cast of The Old Globe!
• School nutritionist gets statewide honor
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• Cigarette Litter Prevention comes to Point Loma
• Boehner to headline Bilbray fundraiser in Coronado
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• Guests will feast eyes, stomachs on fine art, wine and fare at Fleming’s Steakhouse
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• Navy ship intercepts drug boat off coast
• Chargers, San Diego get same stadium protections as AEG's proposed L.A. venue
• Italian leadership forum offered at USD
• Special bill for AEG's Los Angeles stadium proposal signed into law
• Public invited to plan college's future
• Chargers, Fish tickets still need to be sold to avoid blackout
• OBSEQUIO DE BOLETOS PARA LA TEMPORADA DE CHIVAS USA 2012
• U. of Phoenix expands S.D. County campuses
• Supervisors OK plan for county to handle state parolees
• 19 charged under Chelsea's Law in first year
• Late Encinitas Councilwoman Maggie Houlihan endorsed candidate Shaffer
• Poll: DeMaio and Filner lead mayor's race
• Siempre Viva Business Park pre-sale mapping finished
• Homeless students get access to library cards
• NAWBO San Diego October seminar focuses on business innovation
• State grounds Sunrise Powerlink helicopters
• Raw nutrition goes with clean dishes
• Police pursue robber, arrest him on I-5 near downtown San Diego
• Pentagon cuts general and flag positions to reduce top-heavy force
• Broken gas line prompts evacuation
• Local bar pulls out all the stops to acknowledge breast cancer awareness month
• Free preview of autumn arts attractions October 1
• Cheerleaders will be reimbursed for T-shirts
• Campaign Launches with $1.6M
• SDSU Ranks Among the Best
• Navy Band Southwest Wind Quintet Performs Sept. 28
• Win Free Tickets to the Miramar Air Show
• Aztec Bowl Turns 75
• San Diego's tarantula season
• Special treatment for L.A. football stadium
• Tasty culinary experience delights sell out crowd
• North County pair killed in crash ID'd
• Body in Mission Bay may be missing swimmer
• Your chance to win a book ends at 5 p.m.
• Two escape fiery freeway crash
• Woman struck, killed by car in National City
• Deadline extended for 401k petition supporters
• Blackout's sewage spills 75 percent greater than reported
• Young rips DeMaio during landfill debate
• San Diego ends the pretense of ending domestic violence
• Patricia Dixon Honored at USD to Kick Off California Indian Day
• A Catholic Call to Abolish the Death Penalty
• Stolen 1957 BMW mini was an eye-catcher
• Gang detectives investigate Logan Heights shooting
• Call for Proposals: Hell House
• Male SDPD sergeant charged with stalking female officer, gets probation
• Council backs putting landfill operation out to bid
• U-T says Tri-City lawsuit attempts to abridge free speech
• Coast Guard airlifts man from sportfishing boat
• Missiles destroyed off coast of Camp Pendleton
• Noise alert: Miramar air show practice Thursday
• Presidential visit spotlights contemporary art trends
• Member wants back on Alpine planning group
• Warrant gives new details on SDPD officer killing
• Agents recover $2.2 million in drugs at checkpoints
• Brush fire contained before reaching apartments
• Zapf staff hauls trash out of San Diego River
• Committee fined on Deer Springs election
• Making your path to college easier
• Popular fisheries collapse amidst 'illusion of plenty'
• Two North County residents killed in head-on crash
• DeMaio unveils plan to overcome obstacles to city street repairs
• Ethics Commission to audit several campaigns
• Suspect arrested in stabbing, carjarcking
• Mira Mesa looks into its transit future
• Obama pops in for afternoon fundraiser in La Jolla
• NSF Awards $4.6M for Earthquake Study
• Saving Sea Turtles
• Personalizing Infectious Disease Treatment
• Aztecs Illuminate 1935 Expo
• Principal from Gandara era reinstated at new school
• Construction begins on college's largest complex
• Man allegedly shoots girlfriend in shoulder
• Car hits woman removing dog's body from road
• Chargers stadium week in review: Collision
• Introducing USD Law Connect 1L Alumni Volunteers for 2011 Entering Class
• Possible drunk driver injures police officer in crash
• SDCL Acoustic Showcase Concert Series - October 2011
• City pays $1.9 million to settle lawsuit by contractor it fired
• Did Chargers get to 2-1 by winning game or did Chiefs lose it?
• Young superintendent making a difference in desert
• Sloppy Chargers hold on to 20-17 win against struggling Chiefs
• Pacific islander fest focuses on family, culture
• Q&A: Mark Zacovic, new president of Cuyamaca College
• Wife implicated in veterinarian’s death, court records show
• North Park discovery prompts closures, evacuations
• El Cajon house fire injures woman, dog
• No app for gratitude? iPads will have to do
• Top 7 Things To Do in North County This Week
• Top 7 Things To Do in San Diego This Week
• Cyclist Gordy Shields, 93, goes it alone, sets record in age group
• San Diego State stifled by Michigan, exploited by Robinson in 28-7 loss
• Convenience store robbed in Oak Park Sunday
• Transient smashes San Diego police HQ door
• Bones unearthed in Oceanside construction project
• La Mesa Trolley twice a robbery target Saturday
• End of "don’t ask" might be a tipping point
• Man sentenced to jail time after assaulting young boy with toy light saber
• Woman wounded in Lemon Grove shooting
• EPA offers opportunity to work on industrial border pollution
• Ramona taco shop robbed
• Woman on early jog assaulted in Coronado; suspect arrested
• Generations converge at the Adams Avenue Street Fair
• East County warrant sweep nets 33
• An occasion for a variety of works in North Park
• New records at Christie’s charity auction propel art market to new heights
• County unveils plan to house, monitor 4,000 more criminals
• Blackout was wake-up call to prepare for disasters
• Two charged in connection with Vista break-ins
• Cars catch fire at Hillcrest parking lot
• 14-year-old boy shot in chest recovering
• Bilbray again may face strong Democratic challenge
• Welk’s "La Mancha" still pleases after decades
• One arrested at La Mesa sobriety checkpoint
• Burglars pluck ATM from thrift store
• Chivas USA 2012 Season Ticket Giveaway
• Do you know the "Well-Dressed Bandit?"
• Can Chargers scalp the Chiefs Sunday at the Q and avoid upset?
• Sewage spill signs posted at San Onofre
• SD Arts Commission appointments present challenges and opportunities
• Sorrento Valley bank robbed
• Dispute continues over settling pension cases
• S.D. throng lobbied D.C. officials
• More rail service could spring from new agency
• SDG&E chopper strikes went unreported
• Pendleton Marine caught in lampoon of DADT repeal
• Sewage spill in Del Mar; beach affected
• Homeless students poised to get library cards
• Obama to attend La Jolla fundraiser Monday
• Human bone fragments unearthed at O'side home
• Dustup over SDG&E hits Alpine group
• PB home invasion turns deadly for masked gunman
• Public health board sets goals in private
• Lightning sparks East County fire
• Police searching for serial bagel shop robber
• Green tech grant for Imperial Valley campus
• Gordy Shields, a timeless cyclist has another record in sight
• Riverside Co. slaying victim ID'd as San Diego man
• No end to end weekend rides on the Orange line trolley
• Marine air wing changes command
• Varrio Logan: Final Mural Revitalized in Chicano Park Mural Restoration Project’s Phase One
• The Math Behind “Class Warfare”—A Middle Class Under Attack
• Secure Communities Task Force Recommendations Fall Short
• Festival Guelaguetza
• Gold Diggers, Gamblers, Gun Dealers and GMO Exporters
• Celebrate National Public Lands Day in San Diego
• Mi estatus de hispano de Estados Unidos
• Ganó Premio Internacional la Artista Visual Lorena Wolffer
• Obama tells Hispanic audience he will fight for their issues
• Face-To-Face Meetings with Government and Major Corporate Buyers
• Sweetwater High Students Sweep Business Contest
• Illegals Make American-Born Latinos Look Bad
• Chapito’s Lament
• Celebrando el mes de la herencia hispana
• A Daughter’s View on Alzheimer’s, Autopsy, and Advocacy
• Un soplo de vida nueva para la Iglesia en el Viejo Continente
• Corte Federal Dice Ley Anti Jornaleros es Inconstitucional
• I-15 express lanes entrances and exits open
• Chula Vista police looking for stolen Freddy Krueger prop
• Community Notes:
• Camp Pendleton noise alert: Explosive clearing operations end tonight
• Charges filed against man shot in struggle with federal officers
• Group bike rides form for rally against fossil fuels
• Should more of Beauty Mountain be declared wilderness?
• District Elections coming to Sweetwater Union High School District
• Despite Conservative Bias, Republican Poll Still Shows Disastrous Disadvantage for Republicans Among Latinos
• In Arizona: After 519 years, Indigenous Knowledge on Trial
• PLNU Celebrated Annual Creation Care Week
• Councilwoman succumbs to cancer
• Surprise rain prompts freeway crashes
• Suspicious bag at Lindbergh Field harmless; Terminal 1 areas briefly closed
• This week in San Diego history: PSA Flight 182
• Fire displaces Santee family of four
• Saturday event honors murder victims, survivors
• Communication Studies Alumnus Eric Abbott Breaks Paddleboarding Record and More
• Marine Science Assists with Coastal Cleanup
• Marine Science Classroom on the Ocean
• University of San Diego Rank's Among Nation's Best
• Hoke casts shadow over San Diego State-Michigan matchup
• Wesson oil aids Alpine dog rescue
• Man threatening to shoot arrested in Carlsbad
• San Diego's Annual Diversity Employment Day Career Fair - Oct. 26
• Search on for flasher targeting females in Rancho Bernardo
• DMV offers refunds for some late penalties
• Feds indict 24 people in meth ring case
• Navy to detonate 2 missiles dumped in ocean
• Shooting at San Ysidro border crossing
• Issa endorses Mitt Romney for president
• Phenomenal opens at Museum of Contemporary Art SD this weekend
• Unbroken NFL promises and going to see the arbitrator
• Stadium security is costing more than bid
• Peeping Tom sought in Rancho Bernardo
• Pulling at harp strings
• Peninsula-area events, Sept. 24- Dec. 1
• Applauds PCPB vote to probe chairman
• Let’s put local artists’ talents to good use
• Writer not happy with councilman’s policies
• 17-year-old arrested after stolen car crash
• Midway stores leave not enough to spare
• Clearing the air over SANDAG's 40-year pollution-reduction plan
• National City tenant robbed of cash, pot
• First chairwoman of Convention & Visitors Bureau
• Slain robbery suspect identified
• Green guide: climate rally and green jobs meetup
• City Attorney's office reviewing Kobe Bryant case
• Imperial Valley Campus Receives $1.6M Job Creation Grant
• State AG won't review deaths at Spreckels mansion
• Institute of Health Law Studies’ Timothy K. Mackey Honored for Research in Drug Safety
• Dr. Oz "Can't Live Without" NuttZo
• New tech center opens in City Heights
• Water authority says Met created 'secret cabal' on rates
• Crash bogged down westbound I-8
• Hiking writer Jerry Schad dies
• Second Pacific Beach stabbing in two days
• From hair to flowers, she never goes out of style
• San Diego Zoo And Safari Park Offer 'Kids Free' Admission In October To Celebrate Organization's Founding
• Investor Driven Real Estate Business is Booming in San Diego.
• Rebecca Zahau's phone to be re-examined
• Chargers look to tackle more sales to avoid blackout versus Chiefs Sunday
• Bicyclist seriously injured in Encinitas
• Bill targets STD treatment for minors
• History of tropical weather in San Diego
• Marketing pacts could mean $350,000 to city
• Jane Lynch (aka Glee's Sue Sylvester) comes to San Diego
• Attorney general rips San Diego pollution-reduction plan
• Noche Mexicana celebrates Mexico’s Independence
• Neighborhood House Association Offers Free Rental Assistance Workshop
• SD Unified to discuss school closures wtih parents
• Gains in battle against Gulf War illness
• City ban on labor-friendly contracts will be on 2012 ballot
• County backs text with plastics message
• Homicide detectives probe fatal stabbing death in Pacific Beach
• Examiner.com College Football Round Table Week 4
• Fletcher releases his streets plan
• Four injured in I-5 accident near Pacific Highway
• Carjacker carried shotgun in San Diego
• Potential student fee increase postponed
• Navy's top air officer on budget, aviation in SD
• Fast alcohol in the Gaslamp Quarter
• City sues 12 medical marijuana dispensaries
• Amber Dubois' mother explains how she and her dog found remains
• Shooter near Encinitas schools had BB gun
• Carlsbad Councilwoman Douglas to run for Assembly
• Bicyclist struck by car
• San Diego man victim in Riverside County homicide
• SANDAG making move on buying South Bay Expressway
• EPA offical touts border environmental drive
• DeMaio’s latest plan focuses on road fixes
• Local organizations are seeking volunteers
• Around town in San Diego
• Tasty CSUSM business school fundraiser
• 3 vehicles damaged in Poway truck crash
• County: Average overcharge $3 at retail stores
• Skiing fans to get direct flights to Mammoth
• Ex-San Diego mayor offers Chargers stadium solution
• Karl Strauss' La Jolla Brewery Restaurant celebrates grand reopening
• "Kathryn the Grape's Colorful Adventure" available for purchase
• Mother of murdered teen Amber Dubois helps locate remains of Michelle Le
• Fire quickly doused at Chula Vista apartment
• Chargers hope to combine San Diego Convention Center expansion with new stadium
• Komen San Diego Race For the Cure
• Scion veers off SR 94 into Toyota dealership
• Man stabbed in fight in East Village
• $10,000 city grant went to ‘Praise Fest’
• Tri-City loses effort to block use of documents
• Del Cerro home burglarized by man posing as city worker
• Diversionary’s Edward II packs powerful punch
• Faculty and Staff Kick Off Campaign
• 3 construction workers injured in La Jolla
• Variance approved for the 6th Avenue Marriott Hotel challenged
• USD faculty take issue with library firings
• Cal State San Marcos Tries To SOAR
• New model bike stop
• Interactive: Gays in the military
• First day of openly gay military is quiet
• Barrio Logan fatal crash victim was in Navy
• Foundation focuses grants on education
• SDSU group reaches out to wounded vets
• Mother of Amber Dubois found Michelle Le's remains
• Fire hits La Mesa pool supply shop
• Shacknai asks that Coronado mansion death be reviewed
• Tri-City official’s bid to drop conflict case denied
• Feeding America San Diego shows off new food truck
• Watch New SDSU TV Commercial
• Sept. 21 Event Highlights Sustainability and Art
• When Professors Played Football
• Fall 360 Features New President, Campaign
• 'Doubt' Hits SDSU Theater
• Hepner Hall Goes on Screen
• Your chance to win a book ends at 5 p.m.
• Bill would address illegal school fees
• Training flights grounded after deadly Pendleton helo crash
• Innovative project provides power and water for region
• Oak Park gas station robbed
• Examining test scores a complex assignment
• ATM stolen from Webster business
• Authorities confirm remains found in Northern California those of Michelle Le
• I-5 lanes reopened after crash north of Oceanside
• Internship with Congresswoman Susan Davis
• Fundraiser, memorial scheduled for San Diego man
• Brother, sister found dead in Oceanside home
• Pair of Marines dead after helicopter goes down at Camp Pendleton
• Cal Bar experts find art appraisals essential
• BAE gets $18.4 million to upgrade two new destroyers
• Audits take issue with ASB-fund spending
• UCSD’s iconic Ché Café faces possible shut down
• Ambulance provider files claim against city
• DADT-repeal parties start tonight
• Mountain West exploring expansion options with Conference USA, Big 12 & Big East
• Brown creates special advisor on tribal issues
• Emmy Congratulations
• Anthony Bourdain live on stage in San Diego
• Fall migration: American wigeon
• La Jolla Playhouse Launches WoW Project at Quail Gardens
• Tour bus fire strands travelers on I-5 in Del Mar
• Two dead in helicopter crash on Camp Pendleton
• CCDC to hold hearing on downtown Greyhound bus terminal
• East County fire scorched 7 acres
• Councilwoman dies of cancer
• Walmart to Host Special Symposium for Local Contractors to Work with Walmart
• Committee suggests three more years for FBA fee deferrals
• Boxer joins push for San Diego wilderness
• Man suspected in National City graffiti spree arrested
• Driver leaves hurt passenger behind in wreck
• San Diego switches to 'green' street lights
• Chargers stadium week in review: Renovation
• Man stabbed at trolley station in Barrio Logan
• Water worries span the globe
• Blackout Brings Down Cell Phones
• Men rob Motel 6
• Argument results in stabbing
• Christopher Russell Reading and Book Signing at Double Break!
• Pension petition drive faces challenges
• Brady, Patriots demonstrate Chargers aren't ready for Super Bowl yet
• Chargers, Rivers still a class behind Patriots, Brady
• SDSU basketball player arrested for DUI
• Paraglider crashes into hill in East County
• All lanes reopen at San Ysidro after canopy collapse
• Krista Lombardi Voted #1 Realtor in San Diego
• When Will Home Prices Turn Around in San Diego?
• Coastal cleanup helps lagoon restoration site
• Police investigate shooting
• Hillman leads San Diego State to 42-24 victory over Washington State
• Have authorities found the body of missing nursing student Michelle Le?
• The heart of San Diego's Jewish community turns 150
• Some want to stop dual track of loan mods, foreclosures
• Great Restaurant Deals During San Diego Restaurant Week
• Remains found in search for missing student from San Diego
• Expanded border service runs out Sunday night
• Hit-run driver sought after strip club crash
• An objection to tax trimming
• Hate crime arrest after attempted robbery
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after crash that kills deer
• Cedar Gateway construction project makes progress after months standstill
• At Fleet Week, time of change for Navy
• San Diego mayoral candidates debate at Politifest
• Update: San Ysidro Border Crossing Vehicle Lanes Expected to be Fully Opened by Saturday
• Five arrested at Lemon Grove sobriety checkpoint
• Man stabbed, robbed in Hollywood Park
• Active-duty member of military killed in motorcycle crash
• Gas station clerks robbed at gunpoint
• Teen shot in leg in Escondido
• Dos Equis XX Monster Bash
• Can Chargers stop Brady and the Pats in Foxboro?
• Wealth of mayoral candidates varies
• Pharmacy robber may be working his way north
• Marijuana, child found in Poway home
• Poway woman dies from crash injuries
• Run don’t walk to North Coast Rep’s hilarious production of Lend Me a Tenor
• Outage had roots in Mexico, too
• All San Ysidro lanes expected to be open Saturday morning
• Stranger accosts teen near La Presa school
• Southwestern selects finalists for president
• Alpine fatal crash victim identified
• Top 7 Things To Do In North County This Week
• 'Seal of approval' created for local 'smart growth' projects
• Ex-worker at Jack's La Jolla pleads not guilty to embezzlement
• San Diego State's defense will be tested against explosive Washington State
• Top 7 Things To Do In San Diego This Week!
• Mid-Coast Trolley gets key federal approval
• Empowering parents in education
• Ya inició el Mes de la Herencia Hispana
• Mexico’s “Indignados” Have Had It Up To Here
• Boycott Against Arizona Is Not Over, Say Grassroots Groups
• Old Town celebrates earlier times on Mexican Independence Day
• Escondido police search for woman’s attacker
• Critics: DA should prosecute problem lawyers
• “Center of surf universe” becomes home of SDSU surf research center
• Celebrando el 11
• San Ysidro Port of Entry Collapses
• Se Colapsa Techo de la Garita de San Ysidro
• Compre una Pulsera de $3 para apoyar el programa Payless Inspiring Possibilities Scholarship Dedicado a la Educación
• Contract for Las Colinas jail building work signed
• Chicano Park Artists Recapture the Fiery Glory of Vidal M. Aguirre’s 1980 Aztec Archer
• Art Historian and Critic, Shifra Goldman Passes Away on 9/11
• Monument honors KIA Spec Ops forces at Camp Pendleton
• Community Notes:
• September 2011 Parent E-Newsletter
• Simply Delicioso: Ingrid Hoffmann, Univision y Coca-Cola lanzan un concurso lleno de “Sabor” en el Mes de la Herencia Hispana
• Hispanic Heritage Month:
• Las Normas de Deportación Anunciadas por el Departamento de Seguridad Nacional son Propicias
• Entrenamiento y Consciencia Son la Clave para Prevenir Suicidios
• ¡Cuidado con lo que se come!
• 2011 Directory of Latino Elected Officials
• 4 sentenced for robbing Jeanne Jones' home
• Hispanic Heritage Month
• Homicides increase in region, report shows
• El beneficio de la duda
• Health coverage – a commonsense protection during pregnancy leave
• Camp Pendleton Marine killed in Afghanistan: Cpl. Michael J. Dutcher
• Thieves hit Escondido church multiple times in 10 days
• Three Aztecs Up for National Awards
• Gunmen rob jewelry store at Fashion Valley mall
• First female dean at USC pushed for women's rights
• DWC event: From Sabotage to Success
• Driver recounts being underneath collapsed canopy
• Get a Look Inside San Diego State
• Credit card thief sought by authorities
• Scripps Poway Parkway reopened after crash
• Man stabbed during fight in Mira Mesa
• This week in San Diego history: Fight Song
• Feds scan North County for wilderness areas
• Extra Trolleys running for SDSU game at the Q
• Agreement to limit size of Sycamore Landfill
• Campaign treasurer worked for nonprofits, too
• USD/UABC LLM Scholarship Award
• Media Coverage: USD Awarded National Science Foundation Grant
• Two sheriff's deputies given valor award for daring rescue
• SD, Imperial counties get $82 million in transportation funds
• Max's Ring of Fire Lemon Run
• Are UC students ready to open their wallets and pay more tuition?
• Are UC students ready to open their wallets and pay more tuition?
• Lawyers break with tradition at latest art exhibition
• Teen stabbed in fight at trolley station
• Woman killed in Alpine traffic accident
• Team of architects proposes Qualcomm Stadium renovation
• POW statue debuts at Miramar cemetery
• San Diego County eyes independent redistricting panel
• Man nabbed in plaque thefts; more arrests expected
• Making a deal to play the NFL game
• County awards $220M contract for women's jail
• Thom Pain (based on nothing) a different theatrical experience
• PLNU Celebrates Annual Creation Care Week
• $3 million allegedly embezzled from La Jolla nightspot
• SDSU surf research center event Saturday
• Closing of I-15 to I-5 connector planned Saturday
• Construction begins on Language Academy field
• Free press all the time
• South Coast marine reserves to start Jan. 1
• Authorities break up car theft ring
• Something for everyone at airport -- but mostly if you are flying
• La Jolla teen sets out on adventure to promote volunteerism
• Ducheny announces congressional bid
• U-T, United Way join to recruit school volunteers
• Architects aim to preserve Qualcomm Stadium
• Not everyone on board with new Uptown parking district
• Oceanside officer was top paid CHP employee
• The Campaign for SDSU
• KPBS Gets TV News Boost
• Carillon Peals 'Bells Across America'
• DOT orders better access for disabled passengers at rail stations
• Medal of Honor recepients rapidly dwindling
• Street closed for Rancho San Diego gas line break
• MiraCosta officials to update the public
• Korean War vets honored at Mount Soledad
• UCSD ranked No. 8 among public universities
• Chula Vista ATM stolen, emptied, dumped
• CHP seeking hit-run driver in Lakeside
• Deborah Burger's suit against San Dieogo Police for Sexual Harassment
• Border crossing recovers from structure's fall
• SDSU fundraisers seek support of community
• USD School of Law Launches New African Legal Education Partnership
• National Science Foundation Grant for USD
• Sometimes frightening, always rewarding
• Armed robbery at Midway District hotel
• Border crossers face test of endurance
• Block Party with Double Break and Knockaround!
• Westview High teacher told to remove banners felt too religious for classroom
• East County fires sparked by lightning
• Sexual assault reported in Escondido
• Frigate Thach to return from deployment Friday
• State sued over releasing info on children who die in foster care
• Woman killed in murder-suicide died of smoke inhalation
• Dwindling living legacy of valor adds one
• San Ysidro Border Update
• Feeling powerless: Mammoth power failure plunges the region into surreal darkness
• Early GOP endorsement in supervisor race criticized
• ‘Sand Pit 5K’ fun run will put competitors to the test
• Thunder of powerboat racing to reverberate across Mission Bay
• Man struck by pickup in Clairemont
• Pageantry, vibrancy of Brazilian festival returns to PB on Sunday
• PB planners recommend conditional-use permits for new alcohol licenses
• Council settles on representation for new districts
• S.D. Unified begins looking at school closures
• NCTD wants to make fare reductions permanent
• Questions about sewage spills grow as beach closures end
• NCTD eyes continued Sunday, holiday Coaster service
• East County college district adopts lean budget
• NCTD plans to boost Coaster ridership among USD students
• Construction Scaffolding Collapse at San Ysidro Land Port of Entry Closes North Bound Border Crossing
• SDSU students to study surf villages
• SANDAG basks in high credit ratings
• Lights restored, SANDAG board to tackle 2050 RTP comments
• San Diego partners up on electric car-sharing program
• Prosecution for Tri-City vote is unusual
• 'Big Jimmy' to star in Ramona Airport open house, Sept. 24
• Time saving I-5 interchanges will take time to revamp
• Warhhol prints in demand at latest modern prints auction
• High Tech High students go to Washington
• Pursuit from Chula Vista ends at border
• Several injured in border-crossing ceiling collapse
• Share your Coastal Cleanup Day successes
• Kehoe's I-5 bill awaits governor's signature
• Around town in San Diego
• NSF Awards $1M for Computer Science Education
• Council delays final decision on University Heights home
• City box at Qualcomm drew a crowd Sunday
• Annual hoedown raises money for equestrian therapy, preschool programs
• National Science Foundation grant for USD
• Alumnus Named to U.S. Commission on Civil Rights
• Electronic cigarettes don't fly with DOT
• Gas line broken in Sherman Heights
• EPA forces Luminant closure, federal government targets Rick Perry?
• Exhibition - Creating an Artistic Basis
• USD Named One of America's Most Beautiful Campuses
• CAI Report Findings Lead Child Advocates to Sue CA Department of Social Services
• Women, Media, Revolution
• Internship wth AMN Healthcare
• Chula Vista Centennial
• 7 Things About Miles Burris
• Spiny Lobsters 411
• San Diego Homeowners Need to Do A Fire Season Insurance Check Up
• Examiner.com College Football Round Table Week 3
• New Uptown parking board nearly set
• Heavy rain, hail pelt mountains and deserts
• Gumby turns himself in, will he end up in the pokey?
• Gumby turns himself in, will he end up in the pokey?
• Pedestrian struck, killed by train in Carlsbad
• Autopsies completed in possible murder-suicide
• Poway woman hit by pickup; critically injured
• School board candidate once abducted 4 children
• Vargas, Ducheny poised for hard-edged campaign
• Advocacy group files Issa ethics complaint
• Unions, DeMaio continue tough talk over initiative
• Mission to train Afghan security forces critical amid U.S. drawdown
• Some beach closures lifted; problems linger elsewhere
• Hueso agrees to fine over money for brother’s campaign
• Detective accuses SDPD of sex harassment
• Latin rhythms at art show opening this Sunday
• PLNU Ranked Among Best Colleges 2012
• County supervisors agree to use E-Verify
• Disability reviews bring doctor bonuses
• Public invited to tour warships Princeton, Rushmore
• School reform tour kicks off in San Diego
• San Diego entrepreneur among 2011-2012 NAWBO California Board of Directors
• Conference on Christianity and Literature
• Gumby gives up; Police keep the suit
• Kristin Rossum loses round to get murder conviction overturned
• The traces of Mexican independence
• Chavez vying for north coastal Assembly seat
• W.W.Norton Recitation Contest
• Head of humane society won't return
• Surf research center launched at SDSU
• UCSD ranked No. 8 among public universities
• Federal court: Teacher can’t refer to ‘God’ in classroom banners
• Man shot and killed in Encanto identified
• Powering Through the Regional Blackout
• Suspect in attempted strangling arrested on I-805
• County OKs job screening for legal status
• County passes limits on rooster ownership
• Your chance to win a book ends at 5 p.m.
• Prison guard wounded by stray round
• Surf is Up for Ecotourism
• Torrey Pines beaches face risks from rising tides
• Man fires shot at bagel shop in Clairemont
• USD School of Law Appoints Mary Jo Wiggins Vice Dean of Academic Affairs
• Ten Years Later, Who Have We Become?
• ecoATM(TM) Announces R2 and ISO14001 Certification
• Ramona laundromat blaze quickly extinguished
• Truck accident causes SR 78 closure
• Kaeding gets the boot as Chargers open 2011 season
• A closer look at our schools: Issues we will cover
• Several East County boil-water orders lifted
• Closure of Arcadia Regional Center
• Twenty years after Tailhook, a changed Navy
• Audit firm cites ‘expectation gap’ in its work
• City take-home vehicles scrutinized
• Davis and Feinstein accuse campaign treasurer
• Ducheny to resign post with congressional run in the offing
• Low income housing to open up in 2012 in North Park
• Comment sought on higher ed in East County
• Chargers win one, possibly lose two
• San Diego Unified to redraw district lines
• Teen boys plead not guilty in Rancho Peñasquitos rapes
• Milk Like Sugar premieres at Playhouse
• SD Museum of Art Director to highlight Spanish Masters at 9/16 program
• Supervisor district lines cross white and hispanic districts
• Chargers stadium week in review: SB 292 and XLVI
• San Diego Discussion of Science and Ethics
• In sickness and in health, in darkness and in light
• Sewage spills still haunt county coastline
• SD school district spokesman running for office
• Local entrepreneur "makes waves" with The Ripple Effect
• Ceremony Honors Memory of 9/11
• Community college district budget adopted
• Man shot in Encanto dies at hospital
• Davis now says $250,000 missing from campaign funds
• State office details concerns about marine protection rules
• 'Brilliant' educator left mark on field
• Boy Scout volunteer for over 50 years
• 2011 ALMAs: Naya Rivera
• Police investigate death of Escondido couple
• Tolbert, Chargers rally to top Vikes in season opener filled with expectations
• Naked man suspected in knife attack arrested
• Ten Years Later, Who Have We Become?
• Student Studies in Diplomatic Way
• Football, Soccer Score Big Wins
• Golf Team Among Elite
• From the Midway to the stadium, thousands reflect
• Oceanside fire displaces families
• Tolbert, intense defense help Chargers overcome slow start versus Vikings
• List of San Diego-based warships
• Tierrasanta house fire extinguished
• San Diego's newest warship prepares for commissioning
• Top 7 Things To Do In North San Diego County This Week!
• Top 7 Things To Do in San Diego This Week!
• We Will Not Forget
• Anonymous comments end at U-T, SignOn
• Out-of-sync San Diego State pulls out 23-20 victory over Army
• Boil-water advisory lifted in San Diego neighborhoods
• 2011–2012 Hiking Season Begins September 11, 2011
• Driver leaves car in ditch off I-5
• Substation seems less formidable than it turned out to be
• Unscripted musical never knows where it will go
• Deputies nab 22 fugitives in San Marcos
• Abducted children and their father sought by police
• The net catch for strong arm tuna fishing
• Marines in Afghanistan remember 9/11
• Arts community mourns loss of artwork in 9/11 tragedy
• DeMaio hitches mayoral bid to pension initiative
• Construction set to begin on Ruocco Park in heart of the city
• San Diego DA Jeff Dort Snubs Family Court Crime Victims
• San Diego officials detail gifts
• Can Chargers tackle win over Vikings in season opener?
• Man sought in Pacific Beach hit-and-run
• Effects of power outage linger
• Bill OK’d that could expedite stadium
• Blackout sparks multiple investigations
• Glitch develops in city contract success story
• California legislature passes environmental deal for AEG's downtown LA stadium
• Tiger from San Diego Zoo kills Texas mate
• Outage hangover short-lived for air travelers, motorists
• Water main break reported in Escondido
• Harvest of Loneliness/Cosecha Triste
• Latino Immigrant Is Rising GOP Star in Surprise, Arizona
• Marine general: Doing what needed to be done
• How 9/11 Led to an Attack on Immigrants
• 9/11 Remembrance
• Humility, compassion and wisdom on Sept. 11
• Overcoming a False Sense of Security: Latinos and Immigration “Enforcement”
• Fall migration: northern pintail
• Lavadora de almas
• ¡ASK A MEXICAN!
• New Mexico Immigrant Fight Widens
• Tu Tío y el Mío
• Niños del Mundo Alive and Well at Chicano Park
• Shelltown community input needed for art project
• Cast of local artists to lure in buyers
• Sewer, water problems highlight utility weak spots
• Power returns to San Diego, Orange County, southwestern Arizona
• Pipe bombs found at Del Cerro home
• ¡Haciendo la tarea!
• Muertes por alcohol superan a homicidios
• Viva Mexico! Mexican Independence Day Celebration
• Los mexicanos celebran Independencia con música
• San Diego contractors get $173 million for ship, drones, dorms
• Arriban con Júbilo y Alegría las Celebraciones Septembrinas en la Frontera
• Parent Information - 9/8/11 Power Outage
• Pot-growing system said cause of fire
• The Week in Boxing: News on Pacquiao-Marquez III, Klitschko-Adamek
• Aztecs Ace First Test Prepare for Army
• Dan a Conocer Preselección de Béisbol de BC para el Nacional
• Two teens arrested in Rancho Peñasquitos sex assaults
• The Pied Pipers of Primal Fear
• Classes Canceled Friday, Sept. 9
• Building character is on charter’s agenda
• Are you prepared for a real disaster? Here's a plan
• Rancho Bernardo fire near I-15 was arson
• Brown signs bill tightening historic home program
• Mission Trails park body ID'd
• A strongly worded NFL agreement
• Power back for most of Camp Pendleton
• Argument leads to stabbing, arrest in Point Loma area
• 1.9 million gallon sewage spill closes beaches
• Three arrested after carjacking
• Watch carrier Reagan return starting at 9 a.m.
• Power Outage Update
• This week in San Diego history: David Bowie
• Power restored to all 1.4 million customers
• No major crimes, but dispatchers inundated
• A Modest Jobs Proposal
• Message to Employees
• Message to Students
• Some could be without power until Saturday
• John Sperzel Appointed As Chief Executive Officer Of ITC Nexus Dx
• Blackout makes national headlines
• Power outage in San Diego, Orange County, southwestern Arizona
• At UCSD Internet forum, ‘gee whiz’ meets ‘realists’
• Governor, lawmakers monitor outage from afar
• Assembly approves tax plan forged by Brown, Fletcher
• Top pensioner says he saved county money
• Carrier Ronald Reagan due home after eventful deployment
• It will be a while before planes, trains return
• All public schools in San Diego County closed Friday
• San Diego issues boil water order for some areas
• Military operations unaffected by outage
• Major power outage turns the lights out in San Diego and beyond
• Neighborhood routines go haywire without power
• How is the power outage affecting you?
• Downtown events, Sept. 9-16
• Green Bay Packer friendly East Village Tavern, Week 1 v New Orleans Saints
• Supervisor Slater-Price to step down next year
• Random acts of art hit East Village
• East Village recognizes its amateur shutterbugs
• A storied class of citizens
• News briefs
• Spring Valley house fire threatens neighbors
• Police realignment may benefit the Peninsula’s more problematic areas
• Call-box agency opts not to suspend fee
• Helicopters help douse Rancho Bernardo fire
• DeMaio holds "Oscars" ceremony for highest pensioners
• Famed battleship Iowa moving to Southern California
• Suspect arrested in National City homicide cold case from 1986
• Grant program uses city money for rural areas
• Mapping out your gameplan for Chargers opening day
• Chargers to honor memory of those lost, injured on 9/11 Sunday versus Vikings
• National City pickup crash knocks out electricity
• Zahau family seeking donations for investigation
• S.D. man's body recovered from Colorado River
• World War II Hero Will Speak About Life At Cal State San Marcos
• Police have leads in Rancho Peñasquitos sex assault case
• North Park bank robbed
• Deputy bitten by canine during search for man with machete
• Artist proposes new location for mosaic
• Artist proposes new location for mosaic
• Mission Valley bagel shop robbed by gunman
• Woman's death in Imperial Beach tcalled accidental
• 'Gumby' on the loose after trying to rob local convenience store
• Greenpeace targets San Diego tuna company
• Making the point in Croatia
• ‘Blessed’ Burn victim pays it forward
• Major Power Outage
• USD Graduate Students Successful in Passing Legislation
• Three teens arrested in Oceanside stabbings
• Arrest made in theft of library books, DVDS
• Quality Claims Management Launches New Recovery & Audit Services for the Mortgage Servicing Industry
• Among Giants: A Life With Whales With Flip Nicklin - Lecture
• Orchestra Nova San Diego 2011-2012 Season Concerts
• Season Preview: Pride, not hype, fuels Chargers as they begin 2011 campaign
• Texas Gov. Perry stumps in San Diego
• Top county pensions released, topping out at $240,000
• Suspect arrested in thefts from waterfront hotel rooms
• Ban on labor-friendly contracts targeted for ballot
• Sexual-assault suspect returned from Mexico
• Brown vetoes limits on military funeral protests, higher cell phone fines
• Local California politicians offering solutions for recovery jobs
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in Escondido
• Assembly approves L.A. stadium bill
• Shacknai's lawyer demands end to attorney's remarks
• Perry the other side on free enterprise
• Solana Beach singalong marks its silver anniversary
• Super Sleuth breakthrough makes California Museums and Art Collections Safer
• Caltrans to close I-805 offramp to SR-54 west Thursday
• Streetcars in La Jolla
• Fall migration: greater yellowlegs
• Young keeps idea for new City Hall alive
• Police arrest former friend in nursing student's slaying
• A shining example of red algae
• Cities urged to design streets for all users, not just cars
• Navy corpsman detained after school bomb threat
• Safest drivers: San Diego ranks No. 2 ... among real cities
• Navy and Marine pilots fly home, as carrier Ronald Reagan returns to San Diego
• Birch North Park Theatre to stay open
• Logan Heights kids get new backpacks
• Brown vetoes bill to limit protests at military funerals
• Arrest made in nursing student's slaying
• Construction delays on Orange Line over the weekend
• Local organizations are seeking volunteers
• Around town in San Diego
• Horn, Sanders to speak at 9/11 memorial
• A brownbag lunch with a glimpse into the future
• Man's body found in Mission Trails Park
• San Diego military installations tighten security before 9/11
• Serra Mesa tenants stabbed, beaten by 10
• CIBER Program, Director Honored at 9/11 Tribute
• High-flying research gives global view of greenhouse gases
• Strasburg Talks About Comeback Start
• Silver Miners Undeterred by Mexican Drug War
• Deportees Bused Afar
• USD to Offer Online Marketing Training
• Trees living over San Diegans
• Website provides street repaving updates
• Legislature moves to overturn bans on local labor friendly agreements
• San Diego city schools open with teacher, student shuffle
• Two girls sexually assaulted in Rancho Peñasquitos
• Autopsy report reveals new details in Coronado mansion death
• Treasurer’s fund shifts included Davis campaign
• Senate passes ban on shark fins
• Spring Valley brush fires caused by lightning, smoking material
• Carrier Reagan returns to San Diego on Friday
• ArtWalk on the Bay to feature 150 area artists
• Stores agree to new health limits on metal in jewelry
• Next chance to win a book ends at 5 p.m. Tuesday
• Community Focuses on Ending Underage, Binge Drinking National Expert Offers Tips to Local Residents, Leaders
• Edward Fike, former S.D. Union editorial page editor, dies at 91
• USD to offer online marketing training
• Chargers stadium search week in review: Legislation
• O.C. crash victim ID'd as Oceanside man
• Barefoot runner trots globe to benefit environment
• Decades Ago at San Diego State
• Missing Plaque Mysteriously Returned
• Lost and Found
• Tall career orders
• Bakery fire displaces 50 residents
• Emergency Alerts Open to All
• Time to give up the "green" dream, CA solar company goes belly up
• Parolee crashes car, leaves wife and 9-month-old baby behind
• Two arrested in robbery, sexual assault at auto parts store
• Record heat follows overnight scattered showers
• Alumna Shannen Cravens '11 Discusses Experiences in 'inChemistry'
• Dean Cordeiro's Op-Ed Piece in the Union-Tribune
• Spirit to begin SD-Las Vegas flights on Wednesday
• Quality Claims Management Warns San Diego Homeowners to Do A Fire Season Insurance Check Up
• 84 DUI arrests locally over Labor Day weekend
• Treasurer for Filner, Davis, others arrested
• Suspected drunken-driver flees North County crash
• San Diegan still missing after fall into Colorado River
• Davis puts priority on personnel in weighing defense budget
• Marines battle to educate Afghan children
• AEG seeks environmental protections for new downtown Los Angeles stadium
• Earthquake shakes Baja California
• Sails bound for the final mark
• Airport Labor Day travelers handle inconvenience
• Thunderstorms hit San Diego
• Man abandons wife, 9-month-old baby in wrecked car
• Fire restrictions added in back country
• Into ‘the pile’ after the twin towers fell
• A fresh start for Del Mar Fairgrounds?
• Female sheriff's detective arrested, allegedly drunk during hit-and-run
• Top 7 Things To Do In North San Diego County This Week!
• Top 7 Things To Do In San Diego This Week!
• Lawsuit For the Big Banks?
• Hunter questions defense cuts
• Dr. J's investigation helps solve other cases
• Chargers tackle tough decisions in reaching 53-man roster
• Car crashes into home in Talmadge
• New receivers, same results as Aztecs notch a win over Cal Poly to open season
• Surfer dies after being pulled from water
• Officials sure "bizarre" case a suicide; family unconvinced
• For tech-free warmth, firepit hard to beat
• 2-hour pursuit from LA ends in Chula Vista
• Beach goers heed high-surf warnings
• Barrio Logan Block Party celebrates local artists
• The agony and the ecstasy – Chargers cut roster to 53
• Fuel innovation gets San Diego push
• Black teen jobless rate skyrockets
• City attorney: Marijuana collectives must close 'immediately'
• Mission Valley hotel robbed at gunpoint
• Former Gov. Pete Wilson weighs in on local, state politics
• Make a deal at the Art San Diego Art Fair
• Labor Day Rally planned in Escondido
• Texas Governor Rick Perry to promote Texas style Art and Style at Free SD event
• One man drowned, another is arrested by Border Patrol on Imperial Beach and several run away
• SEC case dismissed against ex-San Diego official caught in pension scandal
• Mira Mesa McAuliffe Park still missing a piece
• Wolfgang Warner publishes climate skeptic's paper, loses job
• La Mesa Circle K robbed early Saturday morning
• Harbor Police arrest man suspected of defrauding boat owners
• Family of seven displaced in Oceanside fire
• Sheriff's deputy arrested in Palm Desert
• Exhibition - Phenomenal: California Light and Space
• Fire investigators probe explosion at Encinitas McDonald's
• Call-box funds support grants for fire agencies
• Renters rights bill goes to governor
• New SD council districts raise question of who represents whom
• Expert agrees with conclusions in Coronado deaths
• Shark-attack survivor describes ordeal in Puerto Rico
• High-surf advisory extended through Sunday night
• Local events commemorating 9/11
• SANDAG logs 4,000 comments on its 2050 transportation plan
• Wary San Diego State opens 2011 season against Cal Poly
• Sources: Padres close to agreement with Fox Sports for TV rights
• Mid-testing classes aided Sweetwater gains
• Caltrans, CHP to test radar enforcement in the 'Cone Zone'
• Haute with heart, and surfing for a cure
• Bomb threat reported at Del Mar L'Auberge hotel
• La Jolla events, Sept. 1-8
• Downtown events, Sept. 2-9
• Mayweather vs. Ortiz: Face Off
• Mind your workout manners
• California trash collector considers move to Texas
• Airport fills out its roster of restaurants, concessions
• Car fire spread to Southcrest home
• Valerie Harp sang in Starlight Opera and Gov. Pete Wilson's inaugurations
• Lawmakers move to expedite L.A. football stadium
• Science, Math and Technology Key to Upward Mobility for Latinos
• Obama to speak to Congress on jobs after Labor Day
• They Might Be Gigantes—Latino Ballers Mum on Immigration
• Mexicanos tienen una negativa impresion de la administracion de Calderon y la Guerra de drogas
• Cine latino gratuito en septiembre
• Change and Challenge in a New Mexico Border Town
• Labor Secretary Hilda L. Solis signs agreements with Dominican Republic, Costa Rica and El Salvador ambassadors protecting rights of migrant workers
• Empresarios trabajando juntos, en español
• Amid Recession, U.S. Spanish-Language Media Grow
• Oak deaths top 80,000 in San Diego County
• 9/11 Memorial Events:
• PBS conmemora el décimo aniversario del 11 de septiembre con una programación especial y visualizaciones en línea
• Superstore law goes to Gov. Brown
• This Week in Aztec Athletics
• Latinas en Acción
• Adiós Irene, adiós
• The DREAM Act one step closer to becoming reality
• The Right Resources Can Change the Headlines
• Spanish: A “Foreign” Language?
• Dr. King’s Legacy Relevant in Today’s Budget Battles
• Raising Wages for a Real Recovery
• Brown seeks higher rural fire fee
• Seeking reforms to protect our lowest-paid workers
• Terrorism 10 Years After 9/11
• ¡ASK A MEXICAN!
• Shacknai, family speak out about mansion suicide ruling
• One arrested after box cutter, hammer attack
• This week in San Diego history: Tailhook
• July death of woman in Spreckel's mansion deemed a suicide
• Suspect arrested in bank robbery and attempted heist
• Schools Matter, But Only So Much
• Make Your Nominations for the Kaleidoscope Award for Exceptional Governance
• Explosion, 3-alarm fire at McDonald's restaurant in Encinitas
• Kenny G In Concert at Balboa Theatre
• San Diego Natural History Museum News - August 30, 2011
• Giant Panda Bai Yun to Return to Public Exhibit at San Diego Zoo
• M.E. identifies body found in Mission Bay
• La Jolla artist sheds light on African hardships
• La Jolla schools plan return to classroom
• Wheelchair-bound and injured surf La Jolla waves
• Cynthia Sommer's suit against Dumanis proceeds
• Work funded for L. A. to San Diego railroad lines
• A parking lot brawl for the right to run airport's concession
• Seven years later; lessons from an "accidental" entrepreneur
• Hit-run driver who struck La Mesa toddler sought
• The focus on literacy education
• High surf brings out surfers, rescues and warnings
• New, healthy oceanfront café opens doors at Scripps campus
• Annual convention awards local business owners
• Bill requiring closer look at new Walmarts goes to governor
• Rick Perry, enemy of trial lawyers, stands for tort reform
• Quince Street Bridge reopens to public
• Second Marine who survived jet crash released from hospital
• Rasmussen shows Rick Perry ahead in polls over Obama, GOP candidates
• The winner of our book giveaway is...
• Beach reopened after third shark sighting
• Scientists spot odd pair of vireos in Oceanside
• Findings in Shacknai mansion deaths out Friday
• Missing 9-year-old City Heights boy found
• Jobs on the line as Chargers host 49ers Thursday night
• Tempered by War, Corpsman Strives to be Navy Surgeon
• CCTC Visiting Fellow Announced
• Perry, Obama planning trips to San Diego
• Drugs taken in Carlsbad robbery
• PB board to city: Restrict alcohol licensing
• Helicopter rescues SEAL from Laguna Mountains
• Senate OKs state college aid for illegal immigrants
• Backpacker Magazine’s Get Our More Tour
• California College San Diego Opens New Location in National City
• Fire spreads from truck to freeway shoulder in Poway
• Emerald used city email to announce campaign
• Body discovered floating in Mission Bay
• Employees sue city, pension system
• Cops on lookout for pharmacy robber
• Aztecs give Steve Fisher extension, name Dutcher coach in waiting
• Man's body found in Mission Bay
• MBHS head football coach sets sights on turnaround season
• San Diego audit to clear way for $100 million in borrowing
• Faulconer developing plan to secure funding for sea wall fix
• Shark sightings close beach over two-day stretch
• Back to school 2011: Good, bad, ugly changes to this year’s programs
• New county political maps unveiled
• PB memorial to punctuate 10th anniversary of Sept. 11 horror
• Lifeguards from Mission, Pacific beaches take gold in relays
• Robber scores at second bank
• San Diego man dies after arrest in Riverside County
• Fallbrook sex offender arrested
• Caltrans awarded $55M to improve Surfliner operations
• Public invited to hear business leaders at CSUSM
• Assembly approves bill to block Gregory Canyon landfill
• The Labor Day round up
• Ceremony to mark reopening of Quince Street pedestrian bridge
• Four Hells Angels sought in kidnapping, robbery
• Hunter planning to attempt to halt Obama administration's deportation reprieves
• Marine who survived jet crash at sea released from hospital
• Three El Cajon men charged in Iraqi auto theft ring
• Possible shark sighting closes La Jolla beaches
• Robert Kleege, United Nations official and World War II veteran
• Police and fire honor 9/11 first responders with unity badge
• NSO Library Booth Prize Winner
• Elder abuse hotline may go on the Web
• Community steps up after Camp Pendleton house fire kills girl
• State has cut back on cheating enforcement
• As holiday nears, motorists urged to give big rigs a wide berth
• Local organizations are seeking volunteers
• Around town in San Diego
• County's schools improve by state measures
• Sweetwater District to Host Education Summit
• Dean Mary Boyd and Colleagues Awarded $600K
• Jonathan Bowman, PhD, Offers Welcoming Wisdom for USD's Class of 2015
• Mary Brinson, PhD, Awarded NCA Political Communication Dissertation of the Year
• Research Assistant Position- Civil Code/Human Rights
• Santee bomb threat a hoax
• Brush fires serve as a warning to get ready
• Refunds offered on bus fees for student athletes
• Pacific Voyagers to Participate in Festival of Sail Tall Ship Parade
• Woman fatally struck by car after hike
• San Diego quietly drops suit challenging pension benefits
• Lawmakers vote to ban sale of synthetic drugs
• Two rescued from sinking craft off Coronado Islands
• Commerce Chamber starts sign on bid connection online
• Border agent injured in Ramona crash
• Job seekers hit 'Boot Camp' at USD
• Spot fires burn 10 acres along I-8 in Alpine
• NABET-CWA local union on call
• Burglars burrow through wall in liquor store break-in
• Cross-dressing auto theft suspect nabbed
• Noise alert: Artillery training at Camp Pendleton ends tonight
• Speculation Spanos family to sell Chargers shot down
• Rep. Hunter to host town hall meeting
• ViewPoints: Michele Bachmann a 'Novelty'
• Decades Ago at San Diego State
• Free Concerts this Fall
• Gloria moving for re-election bid
• Commercial Sneak Peek
• Enter our new book giveaway by 5 p.m. Tuesday ...
• Noise alert: Miramar Marines conduct emergency response shooting exercises
• NAWBO San Diego September program focuses on business succession strategies
• Murphy: Next San Diego mayor needs to be a visionary
• Ophthalmologist was skillful at humor, music and medicine
• Blaze in Del Mar Heights damages condo
• Pala fire 60% contained, evacuation order lifted
• Green guide: Paddle-out and water supply forums
• Inaugural Volleyball Season Beams Bright As CSUSM Wins Again
• Summer Bridge Prepares SSS Students to Succeed
• WorldLink Fall Internship Applications Now Available
• Esteban del Rio to Direct Sustainability-Themed Living Learning Community
• Neighbors help put out apartment fire
• Boy throwing rocks at car shot with crossbow
• Officer shot in head released from hospital
• Brush fire in La Jolla contained
• Brown will now decide commutation bill
• Program’s graduates are first to enter SDSU
• Hueso moves to block anti-secrecy bill
• Books focus on city’s financial problems
• 2011 Preview: After nine-win season, San Diego State prepared for next step
• Boy shot by crossbow
• Students Welcomed Back
• Defense firms with San Diego units rank high on money list
• Security partnership sets up MicroPower to compete
• Not guilty pleas in revenge kidnap, sex assault
• Authorities notify family of man found dead near Moonlight Beach
• Chargers invade Miramar Marine air station
• Library Upper Level Renovation Unveiled
• Coronado turns out to honor fallen SEALs
• Brush fire in City Heights contained
• Food experts on tap at convention center
• PB Planning Group to host talk on alcohol licensing report
• Romney: media exaggerated La Jolla home expansion
• Chargers stadium search week in review: Lawsuits
• San Diego Red: New deportation policy sows confusion, scams
• SDSU Extends Fisher Contract
• Brush fires burning in Pala, Barona areas
• Students Promote Social Responsibility
• Fire in East County scorches 125 acres
• UCSD lauded for service to the community
• Two killed in North County crash
• Four injured in two pit bull attacks in City Heights
• A love etched in stone
• Director's Collision Jolts Smokey Joe's Cafe
• Professor Frank Partnoy Featured on NPR's Fresh Air
• 2011 Preview: New look Mountain West eyes BCS status
• Police catch alleged carjacker after downtown chase
• Teenager wounded during fight in San Marcos
• LeucadiART Walk showcases miles worth of talent
• Expressionism Meets Popular Fiction in San Diego
• Northrop to add 100 workers to 'robo-helicopter' program
• TV host’s appetite for deconstruction
• Lightning may have started Campo fire
• Nude beach is experiencing a cover-up
• 2011 Preview: This year's must-see Mountain West football games
• Storms pound county's backcountry
• Veterans groups preparing for budget fight
• Barrett fire fully contained
• Man stabbed in Clairemont
• Four men arrested in Solana beach shooting incident
• Local explorers comb world's oceans, deserts, mountains
• CSUSM men’s soccer loses season opener
• Woman dies in duplex fire in Normal Heights
• Texas A&M's Big 12 departure may have consequences for Mountain West Conference
• Two men suspected in five attempted ATM thefts
• Chargers clip Cards 34-31, Volek engineers game-winning drive
• Top 7 Things To Do In North San Diego County
• Top 7 Things To Do In San Diego This Week!
• A place for recovery
• Is there a shark problem in San Diego area waters?
• Woman robbed at gunpoint at Las Americas shopping center
• Putting a stop to job exports to Mexico
• Four-year-old girl injured in suspected drunk driving crash
• Oceanside man arrested in hotel robberies
• Beachgoers not deterred by shark fears
• Firefighters battle brush fire in Potrero
• Questions linger about dolphin recovery in eastern tropical Pacific
• Club advances plans to fill Glorietta Bay with yachts
• Chula Vista robbery suspect nabbed
• Marine's uncommon valor in Afghanistan garners Medal of Honor
• Fire damages commercial structure in Ramona
• Still no source for reported gas-like odor
• Argument leads to stabbing in taco shop
• How mayor candidates managed campaign funds
• Principal spent tax money on wine, dog treats
• Two SEALs to be buried in San Diego
• Info on great white sharks
• Warren Buffett Pumps Blood into Bank of America
• Councilman’s failure to report winnings probed
• Judge delays decision on subpoena of Tri-City board member’s Ph.D.
• Three injured at Mira Mesa residence
• Owner pepper-sprayed in cell-phone robbery
• Two critically injured in Lake Elsinore sky-diving accident
• Teacher positioning is in full swing
• Emerald plans to run in newly made district
• Chula Vista man rescued after ceiling collapse
• Chargers look to fly out of Arizona with win over Cards
• Navy: No impact from more copters
• Passat wagon sought in La Mesa toddler hit-and-run
• Suspect arrested in Bonsall avocado theft
• Gas-like odor reported in Clairemont/University City
• Iraq war crimes case inches toward trial
• Man's body found in Encinitas
• Weekend road closures around the county
• Dinner & Bike Tour has a San Diego stop
• Cardiff-by-the-Sea unveils fully built library
• New Library Hours - Fall 2011
• ‘Rising Souls, Singing Scorpions’ documentary set to soar with community’s help
• 19 de agosto: Un día para celebrar
• Chaldeans claim their community unfairly singled out in weapons case
• Caldeanos Reclaman que su Comunidad ha sido Tratada Injustamente en el Operativo Arenero
• Do you know a woman who means business?
• Behind the Truck Stop: The Story of Vado-Del Cerro
• ¿Miniamnistía?
• Final redistricting map approved
• “Chicano Park Takeover” A Complete Success
• Plan to buy SBX and cut tolls finds receptive SANDAG audience
• Friendship Park Celebrates 40th Anniversary
• Angel Lopez: “Tennis is not a sport for rich people”
• Friendly duck found strangled with fishing line
• New dolphin joins the crowd at SeaWorld
• Water use ticks up as officials craft supply, demand plans
• Golfer Todd Baek Loses a Heartbreaker
• Fisher to Coach NBA Draftees
• Ángel López: “El tenis no es un deporte para gente rica”
• Chula Vista High Teacher Goes Live with the Go-Go’s
• Play Dating
• Prison health workers rank high in pay survey
• ¡Pregúntale a Xavier!
• Community Notes:
• U.S. intervention in Mexico will make things worse
• Reunite Shelltown in District 9
• Farm workers are marching to Sacramento. Join them virtually by signing their petition TODAY
• Equality at the Workplace Remains a Goal, Not a Reality
• Proud to Invest in America
• Kathryn McConnell Appointed Dean of Arts and Sciences
• CSUSM Women's Cross Country Is #1 In the NAIA
• Political Science Prof. Meets Justice Ginsburg
• Mission Beach closed after second shark sighting
• Autopsy shows El Cajon killer committed suicide
• Vista bank robbed by man with demand note
• New San Diego council districts OK'd
• Man shot and wounded in Jacumba
• Times makes 2 more corrections to Issa story
• This week in San Diego history: Beatlemania
• Recent USD Alumnus Featured in GQ
• Toddler who wandered from La Mesa home injured in hit-and-run
• Two-alarm fire at Oceanside retirement community
• 'Secret millionaire,' others help woman who lost daughter, mom
• Riverdance
• Call box agency loses out on futuristic grant
• Tri-city board member's degree is at issue
• Grace a mixed blessing for religious zealots
• House fire quickly extinguished in Chula Vista
• Victim punched during street robbery
• Dog guards casket of fallen Navy SEAL
• Ornamental trees and shrubs top crop for 2nd year
• Marine protected areas delayed in SoCal
• Fall migration: marbled godwits
• Dust cancer warnings
• 1,800 pot plants found at Poway's Blue Sky reserve
• SeaWorld treats, releases pelicans from Arizona
• O'side police seek public's help in shooting incident
• Tech gurus to discuss Internet's future
• Stretch of Mission Beach closed after shark sighting
• Cardiff Library celebrates expansion
• Major changes to many Breeze bus routes begin Sunday
• For Fletcher, adoption reform is personal
• Hirshman Hosts First Convocation
• San Diego mayoral candidates decline to debate
• Experts Called on for East Coast Quake
• Scripps Health Devotes $338 Million to Community Benefit Programs in 2010
• Rail work closes Tamarack Ave. in Carlsbad this weekend
• Teenager dies in Camp Pendleton house fire
• Crashes block three lanes of west I-8 in La Mesa, later reopened
• Col. Charles K. “Nick” Nichols World War II Army veteran, known in community theater for set designs
• Off-duty San Diego police officer killed in motorcycle crash
• Two arrested in City Heights home invasion robbery
• Squirrels relocated to build owl homes
• Survey reveals insurance gap in City Heights
• Longden, Shoe rode high before Pincay
• Dumanis comes out for 401(k) measure
• Student’s essay about D-Day decisions wins him a trip to Normandy’s beaches
• USD Football Team Hopes to Build on Last Year's Strong Finish
• 9/11 Memorial Concert
• Westbound Interstate 8 reopened in La Mesa
• Man shot in the face now able to speak
• Schools alarmed over ready access to synthetic drugs
• Plunge repairs will be costly
• Charges filed after couple attacks woman, leaves her naked in the bushes
• Only one legislator releases budget info
• County issues video on spotting terrorism
• Former Issa spokesman back in the fold after email flap
• Caltrans closing I-805 north overnight Thursday
• Vintage trolley is ready for its public debut
• Chief praises his officers’ quick actions in El Cajon shootout
• Chaldeans feel backlash after crime ring bust
• SEDC working on new redevelopment model in 30th year
• Taste at the Cove 2011
• New SD Coastkeeper point man will push involvement
• City, North Bay planners tackle homeless, parking nuisances in Midway area
• Lifeguards put skills to the test
• Memorial service for slain officer puts Point Loma at center of citywide tribute
• Alan Adams, longtime head of local jazz society, dies at 74
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• Does Fat City still have soul?
• Some state taxes, fees drop while others go up
• Service for slain Bonita teens now private
• Council approves retiree health agreement
• Caltrans, CHP join to urge caution in construction zones
• Lifeguard Association fundraiser a success
• Sweetwater cafeteria boss steps down
• Planes make rain that wets airport terrain
• San Diego launches landmark water project
• The widespread donut mix
• Reading between county redistricting lines
• Nearly 1 in 10 fish sampled contain plastic debris
• The best license plate you'll see today is ...
• San Diego author/publisher to guest host on VoiceAmerica's PR Insider
• Gunmen rob four San Diego businesses
• City board: Undo altered airplane bungalow
• City Heights Farmers Market celebrates three years
• Texas Governor Rick Perry visits California GOPs in Sacramento today
• Senate panel OKs secret school safety plans
• Key San Diego Index up in May for 7th Straight Month
• URISE Adds Summer Fun to Student Research
• La Jolla student named presidential scholar
• Program Offers New 'Reality' for College Hopefuls
• Two English Majors Presented at AAAS
• In Their Own Words
• Owners arrested in attack by pit bulls
• Second inmate death reported at Vista jail
• California College San Diego Hosts Education Enrichment Conference at Campus
• P.S. I Love You Letters Helps People Pass Down a Personalized Legacy
• Big-box store debate continues in southeastern San Diego
• Federal officials release college cost comparisons
• Schools want safety plans sealed
• Southwestern College probation lifted
• Pension initiative analysis triggers debate
• UC Celebration set for July 4
• Nation’s first fashion film fest returns for second year
• Restoration of arts funding shines light on bleak education budget cuts
• Hallmark Gallery to feature glass-blowing demonstration Saturday
• Man struck by Sprinter train in Oceanside
• The Lively Arts: Shakespeare and Pops for summer theatergoers
• Military reporter's notebook: In Korea, a bright line still divides
• Ivy Nightclub at Andaz brings the beach to downtown
• Dog fatally mauled near Carlsbad beach
• With Gandara gone, attorney could be next
• San Diego County Fair ride that injured pair back in operation
• Twentynine Palms Marine killed in Afghanistan: Lance Cpl. Mark R. Goyet
• Baja California agent breaks down doors with own invention
• San Diego frigate to be towed to Bremerton for sale
• Hueso satisfied after budget passes
• BLOCKBUSTER EXCLUSIVE: PLHS’ new coaching lineup likely to make opponents tremble
• Peninsula-area events: July
• San Diego offers myriad fireworks options
• Striving to keep lines of communication open in City Council District 2
• SoCal marine protected areas start Oct. 1
• SDSU trolley station dedicated to Leon Williams
• Fire at Kate Sessions park burns half acre
• Author Ann Coulter in person at Nixon Library Thursday, June 30
• World famous art experts and SD Police Chief present in Balboa Park July 9
• Padres looking like sellers a month before trade deadline
• Making the best of job yesses and noes without E-Verify
• Camp Pendleton Marine killed in Afghanistan: Lance Cpl. John F. Farias
• Proposed: A Critical Mass for bicyclists who follow the law
• Anti-garbage campaign aimed at July 4 weekend
• Ventura police shoot National City slaying suspect
• San Diego's newest destroyer will arrive on Friday
• Tel Aviv Mayor visits House of Israel
• The Savvy Patient - Tips on how to cope with a serious diagnosis
• Cappella Gloriana celebrates 15 years
• New Bosnian Coin Display in Ryan Library
• Around town in San Diego
• NAWBO San Diego July program features BRAVO! Award winners
• New report delves into the Costs of War
• Officials find missing El Cajon man
• Hit-run driver leaves pedestrian badly injured
• SWAT standoff in La Mesa
• Computer Science Students Mine Data for Silver
• USD Appoints Stephen C. Ferruolo Dean of the Law School
• No Mayor Kehoe: State senator decides not to run
• County adopts budget with no sizable cuts
• City school board cuts budget, lays off hundreds
• SANDAG awarded $100M for I-805 South expansion
• New hair and skin care boutique opens on Mt. Soledad
• Politician makes wrong call wanting to do away with death penalty
• Memorial service, fund to honor lives of slain teens
• Catholic church reconsiders gay man's funeral
• County moves toward E-Verify system
• Photographer captures vivid swarm of squid
• SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE ANNOUNCES GOVERNING BOARD VACANCY
• Minority groups oppose redrawn county districts
• Court says pension data must be released
• San Diego OKs inspection, permit fee increases
• Scripps Ranch blaze halted at two acres
• Cash-tight city considers selling ads on beaches
• Boaters sentenced for illegal fishing in Mexican waters
• City changes on Independence Day
• Child pulled from pool, in critical condition
• Man fatally shot in National City apartment
• San Diego District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis's pension
• Will Anderson lead GOP caucus?
• Naming the work of type
• Man attacked by friend's pit bull
• Judge: City can end private-street trash pickup
• Palm Springs Art Museum plans multi-million dollar expansion
• Clemency reform tied to SDSU killing advances
• Small brush fire doused in Mesa Grande area
• Aztec Athletes Honored for Academics
• San Diego's Wonderland opened 98 years ago Monday
• San Diego teen adds to scholarship haul
• SDSU trolley station to be dedicated to Leon Williams
• La Jolla teen wins prestigious award
• Senior Community Centers receives big grant
• Motorcyclist ID'd after fatal Borrego Springs crash
• County rejects added disclosure for grants
• Fire heavily damages downtown building
• Spring Valley death determined not suspicious
• Super-Achiever
• CAS Students in USD Magazine
• New Technology Helps Children With Autism
• Nursing Offers New Degrees in Informatics
• Standard Bearer
• Forward Motion
• Peace Offerings
• Pilot's eye view of San Diego's USS Boxer
• Website Designed With Kids In Mind: San Diego Zoo Kids
• San Diego Zoo Joins Forces With Conservationists To Save Endangered Species In Africa
• Motel 6 in La Mesa robbed
• Police chief working to curb officer misconduct
• Former school counselor sentenced in child-porn case
• Bank robber gets away with "bait" money
• SD Council sends transit-first message to SANDAG
• Murrieta motorcyclist killed in Borrego accident
• Bill to block Gregory Canyon landfill moves forward
• School board poised for tough, final budget action
• Suspect in jewelry store robbery arrested
• Phoenix teen shot in head while vacationing in La Mesa area
• Street Law Program Honored by Hoover High School
• Garrick steps up on pay cut time
• Man in wheelchair struck by van identified
• Sweetwater High Awarded NFL Grassroots Grant
• Missing Alzheimer’s patient found
• Passenger killed in Pala crash identified
• Beyond Tijuana's tourism routine
• Washington Street Trolley station to close for renewal
• Local science teacher under national spotlight
• Cunningham is new SDSU dean of business admin
• Shed destroyed in suspected arson fire
• Steep gains in photography propel auction markets higher
• Big Supreme Court win for Indian tribe
• A day at the San Diego County Fair
• The Savvy Patient - Introducing the Hospitalist
• Scripps Tips - June 2011
• Symptoms and Consequences of Sports-Related Concussions
• Night work this week on South Bay ramps
• S.D. port targets copper paint with new permit
• Medical marijuana co-op poised to get first county permit
• Hispanic population growth has big effect
• Jacobs Center to host 2nd meeting on potential big-box store
• Free HIV tests today in North Park
• U.S. Supreme Court backs commerically violent video games
• Fleet News: Freedom Heads To BAE For Upgrades
• I-15 Express Lanes reopen today
• Teen wounded, three others robbed Monday
• Cunningham financier faces more legal woes
• Computer Science Students Place Second in Data Mining Cup
• Woman driving child, 7, veers off small cliff
• Pension ballot battle pitched over signature-gathering
• Passenger dies in collision with truck in Pala
• Man found dead in jail cell
• New county boundaries unlikely to shake up supervisors
• Teen stabbed in stomach in Logan Heights
• Trio of Chargers make top 100 current players on NFL Network list
• Top 7 Things To Do In North San Diego County
• Engine problem prompts return of flight to Lindbergh Field
• Parrots in San Diego
• Car careens into McDonald's playland in Lakeside
• The silky phainopepla
• Chula Vista theater reopens after short evacuation
• Landscaper rescued from palm tree in Vista
• Top 7 Things To Do in San Diego This Week!
• Drunken teen punches officer in face during arrest
• Pedestrian in wheelchair struck, killed at Midway and Sports Arena
• Allen Rawl, charting a course to the past
• Flames destroy vacant house
• His mayoral seat at the mercy of the weak
• Teen arrested after fight with deputy
• Beach protest calls for end to offshore drilling
• Former all-star places home on the market
• Mission Bay Sports Center picks up new lease
• Pledges unfulfilled for SDSU coach firing
• Two toddlers found wandering Chula Vista streets
• Man arrested in bank theft may be suspect in 'Hit-Run Bandit' series
• Past Nierenberg Prize winner, NASA's James Hansen, in the hot seat today
• Gas station clerk robbed in Clairemont
• General sees speed-up in Afghan transition
• Armed man stabbed at Pacific Beach party
• Pizza delivery driver robbed in North Park
• Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg aligns with global warming skeptics
• El Cajon police nab bank-bag theft suspect
• Managing Trash That Once Was Tech
• Man arrested for attempted murder in Hillcrest
• Teens in murder-suicide were shot in the head
• D.A.: No criminal charges against officer
• Is 'The Real World' not welcome in Bird Rock?
• San Diego teacher a finalist for presidential award
• Company involved in fair mishap has good record
• 32nd annual Ocean Beach Street Fair & Chili Cook-Off heats up Saturday
• Judge rejects redistricting lawsuit
• Relay for Life: La Jolla joins the cause
• La Jolla loses famed scribe of the social scene, Burl Stiff
• Poseidon clears legal hurdle for desal plant
• San Diego company named among Forbes' Top 10 Entrepreneurial Websites for Women
• Local Kids Go Crazy for Engineering
• ¿Más Bebés? documentary on sterilization of Hispanic women
• I have a confession — I’ve helped undocumented immigrants
• The Afghan Drawdown Is Long, Long Overdue
• U.S. Men’s National Team to Face Mexico in Third Straight Gold Cup Final
• El Grito de El Paso (The Cry of El Paso)
• State e-waste program hits 1 billion pounds
• Next Steps for Small Business event heads to San Diego
• Chicano Federation CEO Marks One Year on the Job
• OLÉ! San Diego Public Library Airs Live Women’s World Cup Soccer Matches
• NAHREP Report: Latinos, First-Time Homebuyers Are The Key To The Housing Recovery
• Community Role in Alcohol Licensing Prevents Problems Later
• Blaze doused before reaching Chula Vista condos
• Coca-Cola y Universal Studios Hollywood hacen que los fanáticos de las telenovelas se sientan como estrellas
• KUSI Wins Prestigous AP Television “Mark Twain” Award
• ¡Cuidado con el calor!
• Tomar Demasiados Periódicos Gratis es un Crimen en California
• Suspect in Seattle terror plot has San Diego ties
• Two pit bull attacks reported in San Diego and Chula Vista
• Outfield Park hazards on greens light
• Gallery: Pacific green sea turtle released
• Detectives seek Hillcrest assailant; victim critically injured
• Budget cuts are painful. Especially more so when the most precious and beloved part of a city – its children – are forsaken
• McCain Fiddles While Arizona Burns
• Supreme Court Tells Working Women, You’re on Your Own
• The War on Drugs: A 40 Year Failure
• Our Prison System is Bankrupting Us
• Los vientos del reino mágico
• Leonard Taken 15th Overall in 2011 NBA Draft
• San Diego strip club's alcohol license revoked
• Poll: Eliminate Saturday mail delivery?
• OB fair has valet parking for your bicycle
• American Language Institute Welcomes Fulbrights
• Rancho Bernardo Denny's robbed at gunpoint
• Suspected pot smugglers arrested at Shelter Island
• Two suspected in auto theft/burglary series
• Former San Diego High star Jeremy Tyler taken in second round of NBA Draft
• Profane tirade lands pilot in trouble
• USD's Karen Macauley Embraces iPhones in Nursing
• Women PeaceMakers Program Awarded Grant
• Beverage group disputes alcohol findings of UCSD researchers
• Kawhi Leonard selected 15th overall by Pacers, traded to Spurs
• Cops make fourth arrest in O'side killings
• Streetcar check
• San Diego to get $774,000 from settlement
• Brand pushed college prep at Sweetwater
• Rick Perry gets ready to run
• See Arco Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista on Universal Sports tonight
• Construction projects mean road closures around county
• A mentor and musician, ‘Mr. La Jolla’ is a local legend
• Citation dismissals leave seal activists questioning enforcement
• Lawmakers push protections for married same-sex couples
• La Jolla Historical Society reaches new milestone in campaign
• La Jolla events: June 23 — June 30
• Powerful teleseminar offers brand-igniting tips
• Hair salon doubles as silk showroom
• Grants from Walmart aid summer programs
• Smart energy networks
• Girl's goat bound by duct tape suffocates
• WWII veteran, photographer dies at 88
• 18-year-old, fatally beaten, is ID'd
• Man arrested in bank bag theft in El Cajon
• Sex offender sweep results in 14 arrests
• Red Cross opens new military emergency call center
• Two Japanese Navy ships dock in San Diego
• Kids for Peace releases second book
• Linda Vista woman ID'd after fatal accident
• Unsheltered Youth
• Coming cuts lost in current budget debate
• Boy's NASCAR contest entry raises money for diabetes
• Seal advocates fail to sway judge in rope case
• That's the Spirit: $9 teaser flights to Las Vegas
• Computer Science Major Wins a $750 Scholarship
• Chemistry Department Recent Research Publications
• Rare sight of two aircraft carriers at sea
• "Hit-Run Bandits' targeting bank customers
• Translated Works of World Religions Professor
• PLNU Professor as a Guest Editor
• Kearny Mesa bookstore robbed
• Former Student-Athletes Tackle Different Playing Field
• Man stabbed and robbed in Mount Hope
• Sanders pledges to swallow water rate increase
• Kearny High receives national award
• Grant Morris Named Professor of Law Emeritus
• Computer Science Students Take Second at International Contest
• USD's Avi Spiegel: The Future of Arab Democracy?
• Movie Mummies
• Hershey Felder in Maestro: The Art of Leonard Bernstein
• Cast Change Announcement: Two Italian Conductors to Make San Diego Opera Debuts in 2012 Season
• Powerlink plagued by eagle issues, tower drop
• Obama orders first troops home from Afghanistan
• General Atomics gets $40 million to develop military laser
• Border shooting reignites use of force debate
• Chula Vista man who killed his sons had financial problems
• Bistro Pazzo is a hidden gem
• Get your green fix at local enviro events
• San Diego-made robotic copter crashes in Libya
• After late intrigue, Walmart bill narrowly advances
• SD council asked to back 'transit first' in 40-year transportation plan
• Cooking Videos Created by PLNU Professor for the Cuisinart Company
• Unemployment comfortably below peak
• Falling television kills girl in Oceanside
• Ride at fair remains closed after incident Tuesday
• Summer Fun Cafe kicks off in Skyline Hills
• Yacht burns near Coronado Bay Bridge
• Woman foils robbery at La Mesa bank
• James Ray found Guilty of 3 Counts of Negligent Homicide
• Council finally decides on COMM22
• Nunez commutation bill amended before key vote
• Sweetwater District Board of Trustees Names Acting Superintendent
• Around town in San Diego
• Longtime dean of USD business school dies at 74
• Camp Pendleton Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Toxic fungus may lurk in your dishwasher
• Boeing sees 'staggering' need for new pilots. technicians
• The Laramie Project: Encore performance at Cygnet Theatre this weekend!
• Marine predators flock to California coast
• Border duty for National Guard will continue
• Heartpower Performances Gets Boost from NEA
• Video from the Caravan for Peace with Justice and Dignity
• Interim superintendent picked for Sweetwater
• Film Students Garner Regional Emmy Awards
• ATM stolen from Bay Park check cashing business
• Agent's shot kills rock thrower at border fence
• Peacebuilding Symposium in Dominican Republic
• Man killed in Vista scooter accident
• Stars aligning for Del Mar to host Breeder's Cup
• Blue Whale Cruises Return To The Waters
• San Francisco cab drivers protest taxi regulations
• Gandara's tenure dawned with hope, ended badly
• School board struggles to save jobs
• The missing link in San Diego’s arts scene -- art auctions
• The pit bull debate: Crackdown, ban or nothing?
• Fund formed for slain Lakeside woman's son
• County considers job screening for legal status
• Tijuana featured on KPBS travel show
• LA council divided over red-light cameras
• UCSD researchers: No amount of alcohol is safe for drivers
• The IT Day results
• United Way seeks 10,000 volunteers to read to kids
• Green sea turtle released off San Diego coast
• Real estate lawyer appointed to redevelopment board
• Guest, operator injured on fair ride
• Mom or not...the MIBU Conference is for you
• Charter schools add middle school students
• CWSL Student Selected for Leadership Position with National Black Law Students Association
• Gandara’s ouster deal solidifies pension
• Walking teachers back to class
• Walking teachers back to class
• Preuss tabbed as top “miracle” school
• Congratulations! Former EEP Participant’s Project Makes an Impact!
• Sweetwater District Board of Trustees Terminates Superintendent’s Contract
• Boys ignite bottle-bomb in Lakeside
• San Diego Humane Society cat campus opens
• Hole in One
• Man attempts suicide in Lakeside home explosion
• Summer Pops presents Martial Arts Trilogy with Tan Dun
• Thomas Fuchs - Third San Diego father to kill children, self
• Earn Your Added Authorization in Autism Spectrum DIsorder
• Firefighters fight small blaze in Jacumba
• Are you the next American Idol? San Diego Auditions!
• School bus hit by target-shooter's errant shot
• Assault leaves Lincoln Park man in critical condition
• Gandara Fired By Board! Will He Be Forced To Repay All Stolen Money?
• Temporary Lane Closures at San Ysidro Border Crossing for Construction
• The Plunge dispute timeline
• Sweetwater fires superintendent
• Hollywood and local college students collaborate on movie
• Three found dead after fire in home
• Opinion: School District Failures: Don't Blame the Kids
• Assessing Mexico's Judicial Reform
• Feature: Political Science Alumnus and Singer-Songwriter Steve Poltz
• Student Blogs About Washington Center Internship
• "Cops on Your Corner" Wednesday in Imperial Beach
• SDCL Acoustic Showcase Concert Series - July 2011 Concerts
• Temecula fires out, cause investigated
• As Japan recovers, U.S. military presence a hot topic
• Illegal re-entry is the top federal criminal charge
• Dispute leaves Belmont Park's future in question
• Free summer lunch not just for poor
• Philanthropist admired for business acumen, wisdom, generosity
• Marijuana seized at Pine Valley checkpoint
• San Diego SPCA bill heads to governor
• Man accused of lewd act with toddler
• Tijuana ex-mayor speaks out after 10-day detention
• Military mortgage fraud highlights crony COPitalism scandals
• San Ysidro border to lose lanes during peak hours
• Shot fired at Valley Center school bus
• June 22nd - 23rd only: The Importance of Being Earnest comes to the movies!
• Pacific Beach events: June 23 — July 10
• Energy research projects get awards
• Ramona man accused of possessing child porn
• Art Summer Camp = Affordable + Educational + Fun
• Local artist recognized the world over
• Small Carlsbad business garners big attention
• When is your shampoo really organic?
• Man dies after crashing into parked cars, palm tree
• Pit bulls' attack on woman under investigation
• Wyland gets budget veto and goes back to work
• Hearing set on I-805 park and ride station for Chula Vista
• Larger venue selected for Sweetwater meeting
• Ramp closings on I-5 in South Bay begin tonight
• Sweetwater Union High School District School Board Meeting
• NAWBO SD July seminar focuses on mission and vision statements
• 3rd Caltrans fatality here prompts stand down
• Man dies in solo crash on Regents Road
• Bicyclist hit and killed in Nestor
• Program Proves Learning Never Gets Old
• Woman mauled by dogs still in critical condition
• The America's Finest Beer Festival
• Balboa Park protest supports pro-democracy effort in Syria
• Surfboard event brings cancer survivors together
• Motorist injured in I-15 crash in Murrieta
• Debate erupts over county’s reserve funds
• Palomar Mountain gets a second fire lookout
• Camping stove fire damages Escondido garage
• Local immigrants mark World Refugee Day
• New boundaries could challenge, propel local legislators
• Great blue herons raise a brood at Lake Murray
• Chula Vistan sought for shooting neighbor surrenders
• Sketch of attempted kidnap suspect released
• California gnatcatcher: a small bird with a lot of influence
• Gas leak blast injures 25 in Tijuana
• Stabbing at methadone clinic investigated
• Fight at Encanto party leads to stabbing
• Possible stroke victim taken from cruise ship
• Linda Vista woman killed crossing street
• Bouncer stabbed by patron who didn't want to pay
• Teen captured by police after running naked through Carmel Valley neighborhood
• Pedestrian struck by car in Clairemont dies
• Police lose pursuit after holdup in Oceanside
• U-T videographer wins local Emmy
• Assemblyman Martin Garrick's arrest embarrasses responsible Republicans
• Faithful to votes and words on farm workers
• Fire levy at center of fight over new fee rules
• Fake customers rob restaurant
• Chula Vista robbers smash case, grab gold jewelry
• Community leader Jennings Hom dies at 87
• Americans for the Arts builds bridges for arts community unity
• Obama, military leaders weigh Afghanistan war strategy
• New model housing villages
• Taking stock of the California Current
• CA Assemblyman Dan Logue puts up Draft Rick Perry for President 2012 website
• Free Father’s Day Breakfast at Del Mar Fair
• Woman mauled by neighbor's pit bulls
• SD Red: New D.A. site gives access to active cases
• Man robs credit union in 4S Ranch
• CITY REDISTRICTING MAPPING TRAINING SESSION
• Man arrested after striking ex-girlfriend with car
• New Twist on Real Estate and Babies
• Driver crashes during chase, hits cars
• Chula Vista man shot in neighbor dispute
• Race Against the Clock at the NAT
• Teacher arrested, allegedly has sexual contact with student in classroom
• ‘Wanted’ no more
• Attempted kidnapping in Escondido
• Gray area: Public officials on private emails
• Pay hiked for council office staff
• County superintendent gets retirement bump, but no raise
• County mulls expansion of fresh produce program
• Robber drops moneybag, thinks it's empty
• Grass fire at SR94 and Otay Lakes Road
• Young filmmaker has a veteran’s touch
• Kroc Center celebrates 9th anniversary
• Beginning to make small business practicality regular practice
• Día del Padre trae buenos recuerdos para muchos latinos
• Catholic program aims at building peace in Mexico
• Hank Rhon saga Part II
• La Saga de Hank Rhon Parte II
• Boys track: Country Day finishes stellar year
• Taxi driver beaten, robbed by passengers
• New CA Redistricting Maps “Worst-Case Scenario” for Latinos?
• Must go: La Jolla Festival of the Arts
• Tennis Club holds championship for 95th year
• Poll: For Latinos, Immigration Is Personal
• Fit Saavy: No gain if you overtrain
• Love, Struggle and Memory in Ciudad Juarez
• Brawling pair allegedly turn on police
• Baritone Gregorio Gonzalez Selected as Palomar College’s 2011 Alumnus of the Year
• Clausura Cursos el Programa Arcoíris Presentando Excelente Espectáculo
• Poway, Sweetwater bonds are state issue
• La Jolla events: June 16 — June 23
• Bank-bag robber strikes again
• First Time Homebuyer Education Class
• ¡No se deje estafar!
• Escondido teacher accused of inappropriate sexual contact with student
• Electric car charging stops come to stay
• Group calls for superintendent’s ouster
• How Elected Officials Can Celebrate Men This Father’s Day
• East Co. chamber to state: Keep region intact
• "Company" in a movie theatre near you!
• We Need to Derail the ‘Canonization Express’
• Latino Community Leaders Highlight Interests and Opportunities in AT&T Merger
• Recall of an Iconic Politician
• Reminder: I-15 Express Lanes to close for 9 days
• College Students More Confident than Previous Generations
• Scholarship Helps Low-income Students Study Abroad
• Pedestrian in fatal San Marcos accident ID'd
• TEZOZOMOC SPEAKS
• The Public Forum … El Foro Público…
• ¡ASK A MEXICAN!
• MINORITY CONTRACTING OPPORTUNITIES/PUBLIC NOTICE
• Chargers stadium search week in review
• Sandwich shop robber flees in sports car
• Ladies Who Launch June Incubator Intensive Workshop starts next week
• Upset driver plows into empty storefront
• SWAT team nabs kidnap suspect in Vista
• California: Where It's Not Good Being the Governor
• California: Where It's Not Good Being the Governor
• New Ways Of Looking At Ancient Mummies
• Man arrested in City Heights stabbing death
• SWAT ends at Vista hotel
• FBI 'Most Wanted' leads to arrest
• Tijuana gay pride parade on Saturday
• BAE will get up to $315 million to repair Navy destroyers
• BAE will get up to $315 million to repair Navy destroyers
• Man detained after reports of naked runner
• Valhalla teacher encouraged students
• Retirement board OKs risk in two fund classes
• Padres to retire Hoffman's number 51 in August
• 2 arrested in La Mesa "hot prowl" burglary
• Rumsfeld: 'Faulty intelligence is a fact of life'
• Wine industry sees future in reused bottles
• City working with government colleagues to buy cheaper supplies
• Regional beach sand project gets green light
• Police hunting suspects in Ocean Beach armed robbery
• A long distance contract in the HUBZone
• Submarine Albuquerque deploys for Pacific
• Lakeside man pleads not guilty in ex-wife's slaying
• The Savvy Patient - Introducing the Hospitalist
• Fleet update: Comings, goings of San Diego warships
• Thieves tie up employees, rob OB antique mall
• Brown gambles for something better with veto
• Robber sought in Carmel Valley after stealing wallet
• Name of woman slain in Lakeside released
• Assemblyman Garrick arrested for DUI
• Chula Vista party fight leads to hit-run arrest
• More parking in Mid-City Rapid bus plan
• Officers who died in the line of duty to be honored
• WGN schedules sunrise, sunset networking events
• Mega Region Initiative Launched
• Ineffective crime reporting - ineffective legislators - ineffective judges.
• Man throws hot water at Starbucks employee
• Elderly dementia patient missing in Birdland
• Driver crashes into pack of Los Angeles bicyclists
• Man dies after being hit by car in San Marcos
• CSUSM Has Hired One Of the Top Coach's In The Country To Lead Inaugural Season
• Hard work earns dancer a summer with Bolshoi ballet
• Welcome to the Poetry Slam
• A Scientist's Life: 20 Things USD's Ronn Johnson Has Done
• San Diego County Defaults, Foreclosures Fall Again in May
• Culture Man to the Rescue!
• Ex-Charger is NFL Teacher of Year
• USGA selects Shinnecock Hills, not Torrey Pines, to host 2018 U.S. Open
• D Street Bar and Grill, Encinitas, Excellent food and drinks, Many televisions
• Indecent-exposure incidents reported in Carmel Valley
• Man arraigned in robbery near senior home
• Boy on bicycle struck in Escondido
• Sweetwater cafeterias sell official’s brands
• Latin music festival to bring Spanish Harlem to Point Loma
• Calling all amateur shutterbugs! The Beacon’s annual photo contest returns
• U.S. dominates Etchells World Championship off Point Loma
• SANDAG extends comment deadline for 2050 transportation plan
• Man pleads guilty to forging a judge's signature
• Marching into the future
• Former POW had career with Solar Turbines
• Escondido charter school ranked best in state
• County considers extending Palomar airport runway
• Lack of public transit could trap aging boomers
• More efficient wind turbine to be explained
• Official redistricting proposals go to supervisors
• President Obama Arrives in Puerto Rico
• Lawmakers OK $150 wildlands fire protection fee
• UCSD Nobel laureate to appear on stamp
• Wounded Warrior Homes' CEO and celebrity Chili Cook-off set for June 25
• Military reporter's notebook: No easy answers in Okinawa
• County finds money for beach tests in 2012
• Two Americas
• Valley Center teacher arrested after wild party
• Deputy marshals wound fugitive in altercation
• Propping up affordable home building
• San Ysidro students rule countywide math contest
• Officials seize iguana meat at the border
• Couple brings farm-to-table minds together for delectable party
• School works to console grieving students
• Don Coryell Bust Unveiled
• Around town in San Diego
• Dump the Pump Day promotes taking transit
• Car crashes into famous Pacific Beach sign
• Experts give Sarah Palin an "A " at “Politics of the Past"
• Carrier Carl Vinson returns home to San Diego
• SD Natural History Museum to display “Sexy Fantasy Bra” as modern art
• "Peashooter" fighter goes on display in San Diego
• Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Mistress Speaks Out
• Three Gorges Dam Crisis in Slow Motion
• Help sought to ID San Diego bank robber
• La Jollan Harris calls off wedding with Playboy's Hefner
• Aztecs will not play New Mexico in 2012 or 2013 under new conference schedule
• Attorney in P.R. probe has been paid at least $11,876 by Sweetwater
• Parts of pension fund overstep risk limits
• School board delays budget action
• Oceanside bank robbed in less than one minute
• 'The Day Remembered': Wounded Marines reflect on life after Afghanistan
• County starts discount drug program
• San Diego Playmate calls off Hef wedding
• County water subsidies slashed by MWD
• County establishes advisory council for human trafficking
• Chula Vista development board affected by IRS
• Spring Valley steps up crime-fighting efforts
• Veterans career and resource fair
• Brown issues fire order, SD deserts at risk
• Man to be arraigned in ex-wife’s killing
• Wanted man eludes Carlsbad cops - again
• Suspicious package downtown turns out to be harmless
• Clear walking lengths and crossings
• Local photographer goes retro
• Scripps Tips - June 2011
• Season 26 of MTV reality show said to start filming on June 16
• Bike to Work Wednesdays -- you in?
• Teen saves family from smoke-filled La Presa home
• Joanne Faryon to Host New KPBS TV Show
• Downtown San Diego credit union robbed
• Lockdowns lifted at City Heights schools after gunfire
• Audition Notice: San Diego Repertory "Tortilla Curtain"
• Fake-logo caps, toys headed into Mexico seized
• Actor Ryan Reynolds honors military fathers
• How gas prices, improved service and fares affect transit ridership
• Angry mob attacks police car in Mexico
• Former PLNU Assistant Named Storm Manager
• Mountain West Unveils New Logo
• Bicyclist hit, robbed in Kearny Mesa
• Noble Gets Shakespeare Fest Airborne Again
• How Libertarianism Helps The Poor
• The Unknown Moroccan Islamists
• Mummies, Time Travel on Tap at USD Conference
• Mummies Overtaking Zombies? Well, This Week Anyway
• Can America Take Credit for the Arab Spring?
• With eye on China, U.S. seeks to define Asia role
• Vinson to return to San Diego after historic tour
• Man burned in Chula Vista fire
• Rural/Metro ambulance service stays for now
• San Diego couple loses $12,000 in "Grandparent Scam"
• Last day hugs, but why on Monday?
• Panga seized with $925,000 of pot
• Reflections: Horse-drawn carriages reminiscent of San Diego's early days
• Navy commander charged in molestation
• Theater critic started in sports
• When it comes to fees, Delta is ready when you are
• Prescribed burns set for East County
• Emerald plans on putting together a redevelopment corporation
• Poway Marine killed in action in Afghanistan
• Americans for the Arts can promote arts topics in Presidential Campaign
• Camp Pendleton Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Canyon park plan gets new life in San Diego
• San Diego police officers agree to retiree health deal
• The point of panic, is it now?
• Oceanside's Sanchez ranks as greenest coastal official
• San Diego to mark Flag Day at Marston Point
• Brown sends off Del Mar Fairgrounds board members
• Supporters press for Tijuana ex-mayor's release
• Information sought in fatal shooting in April
• Possible murder, attempted suicide in Lakeside
• San Diego Politics: Not Fodder for Tabloids
• Women PeaceMakers in the Philippines
• Icebergs, Mummies and the Nature of Time
• Avi Spiegel Discusses 'The Unknown Moroccan Islamists'
• Taschen art books 50% to 75% off this weekend
• Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway set to open
• Robber targets San Carlos gas station
• In San Diego's mayoral race the war on women continues
• San Diego police investigate bar stabbing
• Protesters nuts over elephants at San Diego County Fair
• Home improvement at Balboa Park's House of Israel
• Robber targets gas station in Rolando
• Weber reflects on changes at SDSU as he steps down
• Top 7 Things To Do in San Diego This Week!
• New airline prepares for takeoff from Carlsbad field
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• Fishing equipment causes injuries to many animals
• Chollas Lake Park
• High-speed rail workshops held as uncertainty looms
• Bagel shop robbed early Sunday
• Chargers one of five teams in discussion for new Los Angeles stadium
• Driver, passengers, fight off Chula Vista carjackers
• 5 cities still offer top pension benefits
• Uncle stabbed on freeway ride, nephew arrested
• Fire Risk from Hybrid Cars
• Demand note fails, no money for robber
• Escondido motel standoff ends in arrest
• Shuttle van carjacked using lighter
• Venerable Catholic school shuts its doors
• SR-76 closed at Pala Mission Road for bridge work
• Two-way crossings in the Quiet Zone
• Experts question reasons behind recent family murder-suicides
• CCDC TO HOST SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP
• Sheriff's sweep in Ramona results in 13 arrests
• Four students take alternate paths to graduation
• High school education no longer one-size-fits-all
• Gunman robs Vista gas station
• City collecting bulky junk items at Qualcomm parkng lot
• Group stabs homeless man, steals wallet
• Alleged gang attacks group in Linda Vista
• 30th Street checkpoint results in 13 arrests
• Seaport Village restaurant fire quickly extinguished
• A plea for peace after six die in southeast streets
• Public's help sought to ID bank robber
• Gauguin exhibition encore: musical extravaganza to premiere in San Diego
• Bird Rock cat gets impaled at construction site, uses one of its nine lives
• Getting by in Tijuana with a little help from their friends
• Two men sought in home-invasion robbery
• Rescued cat "used one of his nine lives"
• Tony Awards: Best Featured Actor and Actress in a Musical
• Tony Awards: Best Featured Actor and Actress in a Play
• New district maps could spur more competitive races
• Feds: Guns seized at home of ex-TJ mayor tied to homicides
• Camp Pendleton Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Novel online exhibition this weekend of award winning video art by Californian
• Sweetwater ASB funds tapped for meal debt
• More than 2,000 nonprofits lose tax status
• Producer/director was pioneer in Omnimax films
• Roberts to be honored by Boys & Girls club
• AEG wants majority ownership of NFL team, but Chargers not for sale
• Veterans job fair slated for June 17 in Escondido
• Hank Rohn case has all of Mexico talking
• The Police and Sexual Assault
• Small Scale Designs Yet Big Changes for Casa Familiar
• Grupo demanda un nuevo distrito latino en la ciudad de San Diego
• Group demands new Latino district in City of San Diego
• El caso de Hank Rohn tiene a Mexico hablando
• A Mexican Poet’s March for Peace
• The Long (and Bloody) Road to June 10
• Nannies and Housekeepers on Brink of Getting Basic Rights
• Chargers stadium search week in review
• Symptoms and Consequences of Sports-Related Concussions
• Destruyen Laguna y Manglares en Guerrero
• Strauss Foundation Awards Nashely Veronica $10,000 Public Service Scholarship to Carry Out Project in Her Senior Year
• Community gardens can fill city
• Hollywood’s Latino PR Guru, Gabriel Reyes
• Think you can’t afford family planning services?
• Conozca las preguntas, cuide su salud
• Three men arrested in shooting of Marine
• Thieves strike jewelry store at Escondido mall
• Mosaic artist cast in spotlight
• Cuidado de la Salud y Centros de Vida Asistida Libre de Humo: Un paso en la dirección correcta
• Redistricting turns the heat on Latinos, other minorities
• SB 469: This Is About Local Decision-Making
• Police looking for man who robbed Mission Valley bank
• Yes You Can, Mr. President
• El desempleo sube y el presidente Obama declara victoria
• Free summer concerts 2011
• Ollantay y Ollanta Humala
• Escondido High School Student Athlete Will Play Basketball For CSUSM
• Brown dumps three Del Mar fair directors
• School reportedly uses bleach to remove henna tattoos
• Encanto home damaged in fire
• STEPPS Program Highlighted by ABA Journal as Leader in Clinical Ethics Training
• Driver who died in Carlsbad crash identified
• Casting Coryell
• Chula Vista man identified in I-5 fatal crash
• San Marcos girl dies after collapsing at school dance
• Man found dead on sidewalk in City Heights
• Man stabbed in Fallbrook fight
• Grand Opening of Double Break - Gallery/Shop
• Acoustic Guitar Legend Tommy Emmanuel Returns To San Diego's Historic Balboa Theatre
• Diversionary and MOXIE Join Forces to Kick Off Their Seasons with 'Poster Boys'
• Mission Trails park could grow by two-thirds
• San Diego labor union fined $10K by ethics panel
• Family seeks answers after woman's Lap-Band death
• Fatal accident on I-5 in Camp Pendleton area
• Warship Harpers Ferry returning to San Diego
• Gang member arrested in Oceanside teen murders
• La Jolla High benches get temporary protection
• Woman killed in fiery La Costa crash
• Arrest made in Skyline shooting death
• Americans for the Arts exhibition in San Diego to feature local expertise
• Search party looking for missing Miramar Marine
• La Mesa-Spring Valley schools lay off 27 employees
• A Loss of Confidence at SUHSD
• Lawmakers will feel pain for missed deadline
• Agencies prep public for fire season
• NFL players submit letter in lockout case
• Court upholds changes to San Diego campaign laws
• First Ever Cal State San Marcos Baseball Star Drafted By The Florida Marlins
• El Cajon teachers pleading for longer school year
• Fiesta del Sol
• Civic Report: La Jolla Community Planning Association, June 2
• Fireworks displays jump another hurdle
• Ancient bones a grave matter for UCSD, tribes
• La Jolla events: June 9 — June 16
• Work on circuit shut downs
• Commentary: Mission accomplished
• Crashes block I-8 at I-5 in Mission Valley
• CHP officer hit with pepper spray recounts attack
• Camp Pendleton Marines return home after Japan humanitarian mission
• Dave Zirin on civil rights, baseball and booing Carlos Santana June 9, 2011
• State Sen. Vargas plans run to replace Filner in Congress
• State governments target public TV for the boot
• Pollution controls improve La Jolla beach
• Military reporter’s notebook: New Pacific theater
• Slain Marine to be awarded Navy Cross for valor
• Key foe of I-5 expansion now backs Kehoe's compromise bill
• Is East County's political juice on the line?
• Dixie Jazz band plays to its own tune
• Off-duty CHP officer holds suspect at gunpoint in Old Town
• Building Upon Success
• Ultimate Business
• Two Distinguished Professors
• Evening MBA Ranked 26th by BusinessWeek
• MBA Program Ranked 21st Globally
• USD's Matt Zwolinski Guest Blogs on The Daily Caller
• Barron Team Named as Agents of the Month for QualityFirst Real Estate
• Hershey Felder As George Gershwin Alone
• The Old Globe Annual Gala - honoring Audrey Geisel
• Tony Awards: Musical Performances!
• Death Valley weather stats were fabricated
• TV station's lunches? They're now office supplies
• Car crashes near El Cajon City Hall
• Everyone for Rick Perry
• Mountain West Conference to begin talks with non-AQs about BCS alternatives
• No abduction shown on La Mesa trolley video
• Civic leader William Taggart dies at 90
• Schools to get more solar panels
• One minute with Leon Campbell: Grandchildren
• Letter to the editor: Hats off to Maitre D’
• Chargers' Applewhite to plead not guilty
• Guest commentary: Flushing: Poo do, pee don’t
• Letter to the editor: Potholes in 2050?
• Shorebird Steward training and program canceled for 2011
• Letter to the editor: Beach users setting this visitor on fire
• Issa tries to cut back big government
• FEMA gives Harris fire couple a reprieve
• Hearings begin on 40-year transportation plan
• Two new deans round out CSUSM leadership
• Filner is running for San Diego mayor
• San Diegans name new deep-sea worms
• Last steel beam at airport addition gets applause
• Third-grader runs from men offering candy
• Gifts help group pass $2 million in donations
• Rapid bus arrivals start up in San Diego
• Wild land fire training on Camp Pendleton
• Navy enters twilight era of its once famous frigates
• Bike to Work Day sees record 6,100 cyclists on the road
• Around town in San Diego
• Shark bite victim 'lucky' to emerge unscathed
• Man threatens to kill clerk in doughnut shop robbery
• PRISONS: TERROR FOR THE POOR -PROFITS FOR THE RICH!
• BAE to do $1.8 million in repairs on LCS Freedom
• Legislator tries to hang up on phone books
• Catching an Energy Wave
• Pipe found near Vista school not a bomb
• March planned today in response to Skyline death
• Service today for avid cyclist killed in crash