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No criminal charges will be pursued against a U.S. Capitol Police officer who shot and killed an Ocean Beach woman during the January insurrection at the Capitol building in Washington, D.C., the Department of Justice announced April 14.
A man who stabbed a San Diego police dog during an altercation with officers in the Midway District pleaded guilty April 13 to charges of animal cruelty and resisting arrest.
It happened on Voltaire Street.
‘Waves of Feminism’ is displayed outside the Women’s Museum of California.
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A fugitive suspected of shooting at private investigators and police twice within the past month is dead following an overnight standoff with police in downtown San Diego.
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Wood, for whom the concepts of power and discovery are central to his writing and art, talks about his background, career and pursuits.
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Killian Treppa’s project counts toward achieving the Eagle Scout rank.
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The guidelines imply the city should have offered the site to affordable-housing builders before soliciting interest from other developers.
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Senior vice president at Poseidon Water retires after leading the way for the Carlsbad ocean desalination plant, North America’s largest.
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The Cabrillo National Monument volunteer also is a writer and former educator.
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Brian Thomas’ first sabot, which he built while a student at Point Loma High School, won several sailing championships, then disappeared.
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As one of the most ethnically diverse regions in the nation, San Diego’s cultural landscape includes a small Czech-Slovak community with an enthusiastic advocate whose life mission is to share her heritage and the joy of living in a free society.
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New Outdoor Channel series stars Tommy Gomes, whose fishing roots in San Diego go back 129 years.
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The San Diego State grad shares her experiences on the local music scene, surviving the pandemic with her guitar and staying positive in the new year.
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The blustery breezes of March have always blown some added anticipation and excitement into the hearts of Ocean Beach children.
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The first of May 1924 was a “red letter day” in the history of Ocean Beach.
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Driving a wagon down Chicken Ranch Canyon, one could see the sparkling waters of San Diego Bay spread out ahead.
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The beautification project, established in 1990, enables residents and tourists to buy a personalized tile to be featured on the sidewalk.
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Here are scenes from Newport Avenue, where the Ocean Beach MainStreet Association’s Ocean Beach Tile Project gives people the chance to buy personalized ceramic tiles that are incorporated on the sidewalk.
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Cabrillo National Monument, at the southern tip of the Point Loma Peninsula, is one of San Diego’s most popular attractions.
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Owner Devin Raymond turned a ‘side hustle’ into a shop that opened in mid-January in Point Loma Heights.
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Don Lake’s travel guide/history book features 100 local landmarks and attractions.
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If you’ve ever spent time wandering around the Liberty Station commercial and cultural center, you’ve no doubt encountered pieces of art on display outside.
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The Ocean Beach MainStreet Association held its annual awards celebration virtually Jan. 28 to highlight local businesses that the group said made lemonade out of lemons during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.
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Two local teenagers have started an online shop of handmade goods, turning their hobbies into cash and an opportunity to tighten their bond.
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New books are aimed at fans of aviation and paleontology: ‘Airplanes: A Smithsonian Coloring Book’ and ‘Dinosaurs: A Smithsonian Coloring Book’
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A man accused of fatally shooting his ex-boss at the victim’s Point Loma auto repair shop a decade ago was ruled competent April 5 to stand trial on a murder charge.
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San Diego officers fire pepper balls at the man, who police say refused to surrender.
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A man accused of killing his mother, who was stabbed dozens of times in Ocean Beach, was ordered March 26 to stand trial on a murder charge.
