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Chula Vista Man and His Family Recovering From COVID-19 on Father's Day
It was a Father’s Day unlike any before for one Chula Vista man who was recovering at home after being on a ventilator for 10 days while treated for the novel coronavirus.
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Family of Woman in Coma, Shot by ‘Less Lethal' Projectile Wants Attempted Murder Charge for Officer
A woman who was at the protest Saturday in La Mesa is in a medically induced coma and may lose one of her eyes after reportedly being hit with a “less lethal” projectile by a police officer, according to her family. Her family, through their attorney, has called on the La Mesa Police Department to identify the officer and remove...
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Runaway Boat Causes Havoc on Mission Bay
A runaway motorboat caused quite a scene Saturday on Mission Bay. San Diego lifeguards said the operator lost control of the boat, knocking all of the occupants off and leaving the boat to steer itself. Video shows it making a wide arc, possibly towing an inflatable, and then crashing into a sailboat. It kept spinning out of control until lifeguards…
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As Casinos' Reopening Dates Inch Closer, Wooten Speaks Out Against Plans
Sycuan Casino Resort and Valley View Casino & Hotel announced Tuesday they will reopen to the public next week with public health modifications.
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Man Wearing KKK Hood While Shopping Condemned by Calif. Community
Images of a man wearing a “face covering” resembling a Ku Klux Klan hood inside a Santee Vons circulated on social media, prompting responses from local leaders including the regional director of the Anti-Defamation League.
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County Clears Way for Some Beaches to Reopen Monday, at Cities' Discretion
If you’ve been wondering when you’ll be able to take a dip in the ocean, an answer could be coming soon.
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3 Shotguns Seized From Man Claiming COVID-19 Government Tracking Takeover
An armed Rancho Peñasquitos man who claimed the government and Bill Gates were using the coronavirus pandemic “hoax” to scare Americans into an elaborate tracking system has been apprehended, San Diego City Attorney Mara W. Elliott said Saturday. Elliott’s office obtained a gun violence restraining order against the 52-year-old man after he told friends and family that he would...
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Pregnant and Hospitalized With Coronavirus: A Story of Recovery
For coronavirus patients on ventilators, the odds of recovering can be low. One pregnant San Diego woman not only made it out of the intensive care unit after being intubated, but is now safe at home with her soon-to-be family of four.
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585 COVID-19 Cases Among USS Theodore Roosevelt Crew, Navy Says
The U.S. Navy announced 585 total cases of the coronavirus among crew members from the San Diego-based aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt.
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3 US Sailors on Aircraft Carrier Test Positive for Coronavirus
Three U.S. Navy sailors on San Diego-based USS Theodore Roosevelt have tested positive for COVID-19 and will be flown off the aircraft carrier, the Navy said Tuesday. “These are our first three cases of COVID-19 on a ship that is deployed,” Acting Secretary of the Navy Thomas Modly said. The quarantined sailors will be flown off the ship, which...
