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Abandoned Jaguar Cub Thrives at East San Diego County Animal Sanctuary As 2 Indicted for His Trafficking
A jaguar who was trafficked before being abandoned in the middle of the night at the Alpine animal sanctuary, Lions, Tigers and Bears, is now a little over a year old and thriving.
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Mikaela Shiffrin Reveals Why Father's Death Made Her Contemplate Quitting
Mikaela Shiffrin came to the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics after a low period following the death of her father made her doubt she would ever compete again.
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All 15 Winter Olympics Sports: A Full List of 2022 Events
Trying to wrap your head around all the niche winter Olympic sports that will make up the 2022 Beijing Games? Here’s the full list of sports and events.
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CA Governor Declares State of Emergency for San Diego County Due to Valley Fire
Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency in San Diego County Sunday night due to the Valley Fire.
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‘More Than a Meal': Meals on Wheels Helps San Diego Seniors Amid Fire Watch
In an effort to prevent more wildfires amid hazardous Santa Ana conditions, San Diego Gas and Electric cut power to tens of thousands of customers — but for the county’s seniors, outages are more than inconvenient, they’re dangerous.
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Some State Parks Impacted by PG&E's Preventive Shutoffs
California State Parks released a list of park units that will be affected by the shutoffs and red flag warnings.
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Woman's Family Raising Money for New Prosthetic Arm After Rollover Crash on I-15
A mother of two was recovering in a hospital Sunday after losing part of her arm in a deadly rollover crash in Escondido last month.
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Swiss Celebrate Once-in-a-Generation Winegrowers' Festival
Swiss residents and tourists alike are partying like they haven’t since 1999. The town of Vevey has kicked off the 12th “Fete des Vignerons,” or Winemakers Festival, the latest installment in a centuries-old tradition of celebrating vineyard workers — which nowadays takes place only once a generation. Festival organizers have pulled out the stops for the celebration in Vevey, a...
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Storm Causes Severe Damage at Lions, Tigers and Bears
The powerful storm that swept through San Diego County on Thursday wreaked havoc at an animal sanctuary in Alpine.
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State Senator Apologizes for ‘Word Choice' in Sacramento Steakhouse Incident
A California lawmaker is apologizing for words he used during an altercation he had with a lobbyist at a steakhouse in Sacramento.
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Vintage Plane Crashes in Swiss Alps, Killing 20 on Board
Determining why a vintage plane crashed in the Swiss Alps will be challenging since the 79-year-old aircraft did not have black boxes and was traveling in an area without frequent radar readings when it plunged into a mountain, killing all 20 of the people on board, investigators said Sunday. The Junkers Ju-52 plane, operated by Swiss company Ju-Air, moved at...
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Couple Eyes Rebuild After Losing Home in Wildfire for Second Time
For the second time in 15 years, an Alpine couple returned to the rubble of what was once their home, destroyed by a fast-moving brush fire in San Diego’s East County.
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Alpine Begins to Rebuild After Devastating West Fire
Alpine residents who lost homes and property to the West Fire will begin to receive help Monday as San Diego County officials open a Local Assistance Center at the Alpine Library.
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Alpine Man Saves Neighbor's Homes During West Fire
An Alpine man shared his story with NBC7 of how he was able to save his home and his neighbor’s homes as the West Fire inched dangerously close.
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‘We Had 60 Seconds, Maybe': Campbell Creek Ranch Owner Escapes Fire
A couple who owned a ranch in Alpine had seconds to escape when a vegetation fire exploded.
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West Fire Burns Homes, 505 Acres in Alpine, 92 Percent Contained
A brush fire burning in San Diego’s East County has destroyed several structures and prompted the evacuation of most of the foothill community of Alpine.
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3 Californias Initiative Qualifies For November Ballot
A long-odds effort to split California into three states has qualified for the November ballot, state officials said Tuesday.
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Best Alpine Skiing Moments From the 2018 Winter Olympics
From Lindsey Vonn’s final Olympic medal to a snowboarder winning an Alpine skiing race, check out the best moments from the 2018 Winter Olympics Alpine skiing competition.
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Kenya's First Olympic Alpine Skier Sabrina Simader Thrills in Debut
Sabrina Wanjiku Simader finished 38th out of 44 in the women’s super-G in the Pyeongchang Games but the 19-year-old made the record books — as the first Alpine skier from Kenya to compete in a Winter Games. Simader follows Philip Boit, a cross-country skier who debuted at the 1998 Games in Nagano and who until now was the only Kenyan...
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Switzerland Beats Austria in Olympic Debut of Team Event
Switzerland knocked off top-seeded Austria in the gold-medal race of the Olympic debut of the Alpine team event on Saturday. Norway edged France during the bronze-medal match as the Alpine ski program came to a close at the Pyeongchang Games.