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Couple Arrested in Ransom Scheme After 2 SoCal Men Killed in Mexico
A couple was arrested last week and accused of collecting payments in a kidnap for ransom scheme that left a San Diego man and a Norwalk man dead in Tijuana, Mexico.
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Natural Phenomenon Turns San Diego’s Waves Electric Blue
As waves crashed against the shoreline in Encinitas on Monday, a bright blue hue overtook the ocean thanks to the return of an unpredictable natural phenomenon.
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Opera Singer Shares Gift of Song with Neighbors
A San Diego opera singer is sharing her gift with her neighbors while practicing social distancing.
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List: California’s Most Destructive Wildfires and How They Started
In just a few days, the monster Camp Fire in Northern California tore through a Butte County community to become the state’s most destructive wildfire on record.
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2020 San Diego Comic-Con International Canceled
San Diego Comic-Con International organizers have announced that the annual pop culture expo will be canceled this year.
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LAUSD, SDUSD to Close Next Week
The California school districts are the two largest in the state and serve more 750,000 students.
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Joe Coulombe, Founder of Trader Joe’s Markets, Dies at 89
From the time he opened his first store in Pasadena, California, in 1967 until his death Friday at age 89, Joe Coulombe watched his namesake business rise from a cult favorite of educated but underpaid young people — and a few hippies — to a retail giant with more than 500 outlets in over 40 states.
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Miniature Horses to Provide Therapy for Wounded Veterans
A riding center in Ramona is bringing together miniature horses saved from slaughter and veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress (PTS) in a program to help all involved.
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Baby Rhino Gets a Mud Wallow at San Diego Zoo Safari Park
The San Diego Zoo Safari Park has given its new baby rhino a chance to do what all kids love: play in the mud.
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Marine Reunites With Stray Dogs He Adopted From Iraq
A local Marine was reunited Wednesday with three stray dogs he fell in love with while deployed in Iraq.
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‘Paw’d’ Couple: Dog-and-Cat Pair Reunite at Animal Center After Time Apart
A San Diego County animal center is hoping a family will adopt furry friends Ami and Mikaela together.
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PAWmicon: Canine Pop Culture Fest
Coo over woofers dressed as superheroes, and villains, too, from movies and comic books, at a sweet San Diego fundraiser.
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Golden Retriever Making ‘Absolutely Remarkable’ Recovery After Found With Third-Degree Burn
A young golden retriever whose resilience is described as “absolutely remarkable” was recovering Tuesday at a Southern California animal hospital after a rescue group found him surrendered at an animal shelter with a third-degree burn.
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The San Diego Zoo Safari Park has given its new baby rhino a chance to do what all kids love: play in the mud. The zoo says Edward, a 14-day-old southern white rhino, got his first chance Friday to experience a wallow in the mud — something rhinos do to keep cool and protect themselves from sun and bugs. Keepers…
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Petco Tries to ‘Amazon-Proof’ Its Business With a New Store
Petco is trying to Amazon-proof its business. Time will tell if the strategy really works. The privately held pet-goods retailer has just opened a new service-focused store that aims to give shoppers something they can’t buy online. A pilot location opened this past Friday in San Marcos, California. Called PetCoach, it offers grooming, training, veterinary care, dog walking and more...
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Woman Cyber Stalked By Airline Employee
NBC 7’s Rory Devine spoke with the woman who filed a lawsuit against American Airlines.
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Airline Employee Stalked Passenger at San Diego Airport and Onboard Flight: Lawsuit
Unwanted emails or text messages are usually just a bother. But for one local woman traveling at San Diego’s International Airport, a series of mysterious text messages made her fear for her safety and caused her lasting emotional distress.
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Navy Cancels Review for SEALs After Firing of Navy Secretary
The Navy on Wednesday canceled a peer-review process that would have determined if three Navy SEAL officers who supervised an enlisted SEAL convicted of posing with a dead teenage captive in Iraq should remain on the elite force. Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly said the case was becoming a distraction for the commando force, known for its quiet professionalism.
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