Police shut down illegal gambling den for second time this year
by For the second time in six months, police Thursday raided and shut down an illicit gambling den operating out of an Azalea Park home. Officers, …
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Opinion: Why California farmers don’t want to lose land to solar farms
This column was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. The Imperial Irrigation District, which provides water to farmers in the southeastern corner of …
Searchers recover 2 sisters and man who drowned in river at Georgia park
MACON, Ga. (AP) — The bodies of two young sisters and a man were found Wednesday after they drowned in a river at a middle …
Teen climate activists take aim at SANDAG regional plan
Before the July 11 SANDAG Board of Directors meeting, KC Gupta and Elena Gilli, both 17, met outside the agency’s downtown office to protest SANDAG’s …
Gulf coast braces for flooding as storm system builds into possible tropical depression
The tropical weather system moving across the Florida Panhandle on Wednesday was showing a greater chance of becoming a tropical depression as it moves toward …
Outlook bright for Padres with pitchers returning — and perhaps a trade or two at deadline
At the All Star break, the Padres have a 52-44 record — and with the team getting healthier on the mound, San Diego could be …
Bishop Pham to his new San Diego flock: ‘Serve all people without discrimination’
Huong Pham, the oldest of four sisters, spoke in Vietnamese to a capacity crowd Thursday (1,000 seats) at St. Thérèse of Carmel Parish in Carmel …
Rally in La Jolla honors late Rep. John Lewis with protest of President Trump
People across the country took to the streets Thursday to commemorate the late United States representative and civil rights leader John Lewis – while raising …
Clyde, McCormick introduce bill to keep Lake Lanier parks open
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Ninth District Congressman Andrew Clyde and Seventh District Congressman Rich McCormick have introduced legislation aimed at keeping Lake Lanier parks open and …
Machado delivers some Slam Diego to D.C. in late rally that seals Padres win
Manny Machado’s grand slam capped a five-run ninth inning to power the Padres past the Nationals 7-2 on Friday. Jake Cronenworth singled leading off the …