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San Diego resident transforms her home to help Afghan refugees rebuild their lives
Barbara Cummings, a San Diego resident, has been volunteering to help Afghan refugees rebuild their lives in an new place.
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Where Is California Senator Dianne Feinstein?
The absence of Feinstein, who has been working from home after she was hospitalized because of shingles in early March, has been slowing down the U.S. Senate’s ability to confirm judicial nominations
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Newly Resettled Afghan Refugees in San Diego Reflect on Year Since U.S. Withdrawal
Hundreds of thousands of Afghans became displaced in the aftermath of the U.S. troop withdrawal from Afghanistan in August 2021. Since then, almost 80,000 Afghan refugees have been resettled in the United States through the Department of Homeland Security-led Operation Allies Welcome.
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom Runs Ads in Florida, Raising Questions About Presidential Aspirations
“Freedom, it’s under attack in your state. Republican leaders, they’re banning books, making it harder to vote, restricting speech in classrooms, even criminalizing women and doctors,” Newsom says in the 30-second ad running on Fox News.
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Two San Diego Men Travel to Ukraine to Assist Refugees
The men have arrived in Poland and are on their way to Ukraine to help refugees fleeing the country because of violence
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‘I Had Been Convinced That I Was Super Immune': California Man Tests Positive For Second Breakthrough Case
Travis Dagenais says he tested positive for the delta variant of the Coronavirus in July after completing his two-shot Moderna vaccine in April. “There had been a lot of verbiage about mild cases, about very rare breakthrough cases, but at the time it was happening my personal and anecdotal reaction was less that these are very rare and these are…
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More Spacious Pens for Pregnant Pigs, Required by New Calif. Law, Could Boost Pork Prices
Pork farmers across the United States are worried about Proposition 12, which California voters overwhelmingly passed in 2018, and is set to go into effect on the first of next year.
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Family Says Boy, 12, Was Killed by Stray Bullet During Thanksgiving Celebration in San Diego
Family members have identified a 12-year-old boy they say was killed by a stray bullet during a backyard Thanksgiving celebration in San Diego’s Skyline neighborhood.
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Mayor Todd Gloria Responds to Criticism of Parody Video Calling it ‘Light-Hearted'
A parody video featuring San Diego’s mayor and other leaders pokes fun at former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer and Gloria’s former opponent in the mayoral race, Barbara Bry, and the video is garnering attention.
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San Diego Hospitals Face Staffing Shortages, Travel Nurses in High Demand
San Diego hospital leaders are reporting they are facing staffing shortages and are having to import talent from around the country to keep up their staff to patient ratios. While San Diego’s COVID-19 case rate is decreasing, hospital leaders here are still reporting having problems maintaining the staff they need to keep their hospitals running. “We’re less likely to...
