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Vanessa Cabello Wins Mark Covert Classic
FULLERTON, Calif. – San Diego State women’s cross country kicked off their 2024 season with a very successful showing at Cal State Fullerton’s Mark Covert Classic. Vanessa Cabello won the event as an individual while the team finished second overall in the field. Cabello was in the...
‘I expect these guys to take a big step this year’: How Cal Poly Football looks to elevate their play in 2024
Cal Poly’s annual non-conference game against the University of San Diego on Aug. 31 will mark the beginning of a new season of Cal Poly football, as the team is looking to continue improving upon what they built last season. However, after a couple of new faces join the...
Coast Guard Heroically Evacuates Ill Passenger from Cruise Ship Near San Diego
In a late-night operation, the Coast Guard successfully evacuated a 26-year-old woman suffering from severe lower abdominal pain from aboard the cruise ship Navigator of the Seas, which was located roughly 30 miles from the coast of San Diego. The Coast Guard Sector San Diego watchstanders initially received the distress call at 12:10 a.m. on Thursday. They set off an urgent response to deliver the ailing passenger to medical assistance on land.
Girl Scouts San Diego’s Annual Fundraiser ‘Urban Campout: Fortune Favors the Bold’ Returns Sept. 13
On Friday, Sept. 13, Girl Scouts San Diego will put the ‘fun’ in a fundraiser with its annual event, Urban Campout: Fortune Favors the Bold. The youth-serving nonprofit will transform Level 3 of its 13-acre Balboa Campus into an evening of enchantment and adventure under the stars for more than 400 guests.
Firefighters Work Gas Leak in San Diego
Firefighters were working a natural gas leak in a residential neighborhood of San Diego Saturday. Units were dispatched at 9:10 a.m. Saturday to 1320 Diamond St., near the intersection of Fanuel Street, according to the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department. A total of 23 personnel were assigned to the fire, including...
San Diego Braces for Slight Warm-Up and Increased Storm Chances East of the Mountains this Labor Day Weekend
As the Labor Day weekend progresses, the National Weather Service in San Diego forecasts slightly warmer temperatures than the previous day for regions west of the mountains in Southern California. Moreover, there's an increased chance of isolated storms today, particularly in the eastern regions of San Bernardino and Riverside counties, which target the mountains.
Predicting Padres' 2024 September call-ups with MLB rosters set to expand
September is upon us, and for San Diego Padres fans that means the home stretch of what has been an incredibly surprising and rewarding 2024 season is here. After losing so much last offseason, this Padres team has given hope that the long-desired deep playoff run is very much in the cards. Not only that, but the emergence of franchise cornerstone Jackson Merrill has been a joy to watch.
Sierra Club challenges warehouse project in Otay Mesa
The Sierra Club filed a lawsuit challenging the County’s approval of the Otay Majestic project, 1 253-acre warehouse project, claiming the project would worsen already poor South County air quality, generate significant greenhouse gas emissions harming global climate, and critically impact endangered wetlands and species. The project is located east of Brown Field Municipal Airport, on the east side of the South Bay Expressway.
Scent and mental acuity hallmarks of Sheriff’s additions
The San Diego County Sheriff’s Office recently announced that four new explosives detections dogs have been added to the Sheriff’s Office K-9 Department. The four dogs are red and yellow labrador retrievers, are one year old, and exclusively trained in explosives and firearms detection. The nonprofit Honorary Deputy Sheriff’s Association paid for the dogs along with $12,000 in special equipment. The dogs cost approximately $6,500 each.
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