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Search warrant details ivory haul from La Jolla gallery
SAN DIEGO – A sculpture of a female dancer with ivory inlay. Another of two women dancers. One of Romeo and Juliet. A 32-piece ivory chess set, several rings and exquisitely carved ivory ornaments from Japan. That’s just a partial list of the items that state investigators took out of the Carlton Gallery in La Jolla on May 1, according to search warrant documents filed in San Diego Superior Court. The haul confirmed what investigators had suspected: that the gallery was engaging […]
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With San Diego migrant shelter at capacity, volunteers scramble for solutions
The panicked relay of telephone calls began when volunteers found out late Saturday that immigration officials would be releasing two more busloads of families before the night was over.
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Man drowns in Calexico canal after crossing border during storm
A man drowned while trying to swim across an Imperial County canal after illegally entering the United States on Wednesday.
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Qualcomm to lay off more workers in San Diego
Qualcomm continues to shed workers in San Diego and elsewhere as part of a pledge to shave $1 billion in annual costs, the San Diego Union-Tribune reported.
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Review confirms suicide ruling in Zahau hanging case, sheriff says
A thorough review supports investigators' initial conclusion that the controversial 2011 hanging death of Rebecca Zahau in Coronado was a suicide, not a murder, Sheriff Bill Gore announced Friday.
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San Diego’s wildfire danger plunges after back-to-back storms
The second major storm of December dropped far more rain than expected in San Diego County, greatly reducing a wildfire threat that was dangerously high barely a month ago, the San Diego Union-Tribune reported.
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It’s last call for the legendary Red Fox Room’s 59-year location
The Red Fox Steakhouse, an El Cajon Boulevard staple for more than half a century, will be closing early next year because its lease will not be renewed.
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Man found dead near Coronado bike path identified
A man found dead with suspicious injuries last week near a Coronado bike path was identified by police Tuesday as 47-year-old Adrian Zepeda, the San Diego Union-Tribune reported.
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8 nights of Hanukkah celebration kick off across the county
Here are a few of the places around the county where you can celebrate the Jewish Festival of Lights.
