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Ramona Boy, 6, Hospitalized With Influenza, Gets His Christmas Wish
When Juan Carlos Aguiar Jr. was struggling to breathe, doctors first diagnosed him with influenza A. This came as shocking news for his mom Yariela Aguiar who said her son does not have any underlying health conditions.
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Mexican Mafia Sold Drugs, Staged Kidnappings at House in San Diego: Officials
The San Diego Police Department and the FBI arrested seven accused gang members after seizing drugs and weapons from a so-called stash house in the Encanto neighborhood.
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‘I Was So Convinced I Was Going To Die': San Diego CHP Officer Shot in April Testifies
California Highway Patrol Officer Antonio Pacheco testified Friday morning about being shot on the highway after he struggled with a driver in late April 2022. Officer Pacheco told the court how he didn’t think he was going to make it that day. “I was so convinced I was going to die,” Pacheco said. Pacheco said he approached a black Audi…
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Temecula Father Works to Fight Fentanyl Crisis After Daughter's Overdose Death
There are warnings across the country and concerns at local school districts about “rainbow fentanyl”, a multi-colored pill found in more than 21 states, according to the DEA. While fentanyl is still more commonly disguised as oxycodone or another prescription drug, sightings of the rainbow pills are on the increase.
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Sailor Found Not Guilty of Setting Fire That Destroyed USS Bonhomme Richard
A Navy judge has ruled a sailor was not guilty of setting a fire that destroyed the USS Bonhomme Richard in San Diego in 2020. The ruling Friday came after a nine-day trial at Naval Base San Diego. Prosecutors charged then-19-year-old Ryan Sawyer Mays with arson and the willful hazarding of a ship, saying he ignited cardboard boxes in a...
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‘She Was So Joyful' Say Sisters of Woman Killed in Coronado Drunk Driving Crash
Family have identified Sarai Valentina Olvera, 26, as the woman killed in a car crash overnight Friday in Coronado.
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ICE Buys Driver's License, Utility Bill Data to Track Americans: Report
Privacy rights advocates are taking aim at Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after a new report uncovered how the federal agency created a vast surveillance network that allows it to track almost every person across the U.S.
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PedWest Border Crossing Processing Ukrainian Refugees Seeking Asylum
Ukrainian refugees are now seeking asylum at the San Ysidro Port of Entry using the PedWest border crossing, according to refugees and volunteers at the border on Wednesday.
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WATCH: Several SDSU Students Report Man Peeping Into Windows of Their Off-Campus Housing
At least one of the peeping Tom’s has been caught by security cameras, reports NBC 7’s Melissa Adan.
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May ‘Maya' Millete's Husband Killed Her After She Sought Divorce: Prosecutor
Larry Millete, the husband of May “Maya” Millete, a Chula Vista mother of three who has been missing since the start of the year, was taken into custody Tuesday for her killing, authorities said on Tuesday.
