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News "Swine flu sparks fear in county" by Andrea Martino The death of a seemingly healthy 20-year-old Escondido woman from swine flu - the first death from the illness in San Diego County - has renewed fears of the spread of the deadly virus... >> more "Honors student faces charges on explosives" by Sofia Casillas A former San Ysidro High School student accused of setting off explosives as a senior prank pleaded not guilty... >> more "Celebrating marriage" by Tasha Neu Carin Canale-Theakston and Hillary Canale-Theakston of Mission Hills support taking a state Supreme Court ruling that upheld Proposition 8 to the federal level... >> more "Border patrol in Freedom Park" by Sofia Casillas Border Field State Park in South San Diego may be saved from closure through the efforts of immigrant-rights groups who have fought for public access... >> more "Teenage girl gets life in prison" by Julian Burrell A San Diego teenage girl called "soulless" in court has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of her stepfather... >> more "Budget cuts protested in vigil" by Joseph Armenta Candlelight flickered in the parking lot of a Spring Valley library when community members held a vigil in protest of local school budget cuts and to promote more flexible spending in schools... >> more "Economy has negative effects for teen jobs" by Remi Levoff Twenty-year-old Courtney Wrather's contagious laugh echoes across the blacktop as he plays a spirited game of basketball with students from Johnson Elementary School. This is his summer job... >> more "Witness testifies in double slaying" by Malinda Masing A friend of four former Marines has testified that one had confessed to a double slaying of a Winchester couple... >> more "Body found in Logan Heights" by Joseph Armenta Police are investigating a homicide after residents discovered the body of a woman in an alley of a Barrio Logan neighborhood... >> more "Death penalty case goes to jury" by Rachel Rivera Separate juries are deciding the fate of two San Diego County men charged with the murders of two liquor store employees... >> more "Fun at Del Mar a fair bet" by Andrew Bidwell Heavy traffic didn't deter 76,324 fairgoers from taking advantage of discounts at the San Diego County Fair June 16... >> more Sports "'Autograph Alley' encourages fan-athlete baseball interaction" by Bianca Bruno Die-hard Padre fan Harry Maker has not missed a home game in seven years. Heckling players from opposing teams has earned him the moniker "Harry the Heckler"... >> more |
Opinion "Bring your manners with your appetite" by Tasha Neu Our economy may be in the gutter, but customers shouldn't leave their manners at home... >> more "Passions run deep" by Malinda Masing She wrinkled her nose in distaste and looked away, while I twitched my fingers nervously in the awkward silence... >> more "Free speech delayed is free speech denied" by Rachel Rivera I applaud the determination of 12-year-old Natalie Jones in standing up for her free speech rights... >> more "Do not hold tattoos against job seekers" by Andrea Martino Tattoos are often seen as a negative in the professional world, but it shouldn't be a reason to judge an individual's background... >> more "Sexting sends the wrong message" by Karen Sanchez I wonder what goes through a teen’s mind when taking a racy picture and sending it to someone else, like their partner... >> more Arts "Acclaimed Dr. Seuss' work lives on through statues at Hotel Del" by Julian Burrell In life, Theodor Geisel was a best-selling children's author, causing millions to fall in love with his combination of diverse worlds and quirky style... >> more "Every 'Body' has a story" by Rachel Rivera Packs of cigarettes are abandoned on top of a glass case displaying the polluted, black lung of a smoker next to a pinkish healthy lung of a non-smoker... >> more "Sam Zien's recipe for success" by Remi Levoff Despite the 11 Emmys that inhabit Sam Zien's home office, the Carmel Valley resident considers himself a regular person... >> more "Art brings together 'Cowmunity'" by Hillary Preece Little kids can play all they want around the cows at Liberty Station without worrying about stepping in cow patties... >> more "'Ghostbusters' hits the 'Blu' screen" by Julian Burrell "Ghostbusters" fans rejoice. The movie that arguably defined the horror-comedy genre has risen from the dead just in time for its 25th anniversary... >> more Back page "Students share their 'Vox'" by Julian Burrell In an attempt to further their journalistic knowledge and experience, a diverse group of young students throughout Southern California has come together to participate in the 27th edition of the California Chicano News Media Association's multicultural journalism workshop... >> more |
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