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Time to Mask Up Again? Doctor with California Department of Health Says Yes
Health officials are recommending people wear masks indoors high COVID-19 transmission levels
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Husband Claims Lemon Grove Councilwoman Assaulted Him Over Life Insurance Policy
Lemon Grove City Councilwoman Liana LeBaron is accused by her husband, an El Cajon police officer, of physically assaulting him over his life insurance policy.
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Heaven's Gate Mass Suicide Remembered 25 Years Later
The fascination with Heaven’s Gate continues, 25 years after 39 people killed themselves in a mass suicide inside a Rancho Santa Fe mansion.
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Burned Out: Survey Shows Teachers Looking Forward to Final Lesson, New Career
Educators across the country say they are burned out and stressed out, according to a survey of teachers in the largest teachers’ union in the country.
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Gov. Newsom's Signs Executive Order Helping Schools Faced With Severe Staffing Shortage
Help from Governor Gavin Newsom is here for school districts struggling to stay open during severe staffing shortages.
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‘No Surprises Act' Promises to Protect Consumers From Surprise Medical Bills
A new law in the New Year promises to protect consumers from surprise medical billing. Part of the stimulus bill passed in 2020 includes the “No Surprises Act” which promises to protect consumers from having to pay bills they thought their insurance companies already paid. Among the provisions, surprise billing for emergency services will be banned. Patients will also be...
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Coalition Calls For Investigation of Alleged ‘Shadow Police Units' Operated By US Border Patrol
A coalition of human rights groups is calling for Congress to investigate alleged “shadow police units” they say are operated by the U.S. Border Patrol to cover up wrongdoing by its own agents.
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San Diego-Based Parents Group Fighting Mask and Vaccine Mandates in Schools
Let Them Choose is suing the San Diego Unified School District over its vaccine mandate.
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Questions Raised About San Diego County Sheriff's Department's Video on Dangers of Fentanyl
A highly produced video about the dangers of fentanyl released last week by the San Diego Sheriff’s Department is being criticized as doing more harm than good.
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Prosecutors Want to Try Teen Girl As Adult in Death of Uber Driver
The teen girl accused of the deadly stabbing of an Uber driver earlier this week in National City was arranged Friday on two felony counts — murder and torture.
