San Diego Union-Tribune
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Tijuana shelters are full as increasing number of asylum-seeking families wait their turn at San Diego border
Federal officials are seeing a steep increase in families and unaccompanied minors seeking legal asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border in San Diego, and shelters in Tijuana report they are housing record numbers of migrants waiting their turn.
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San Diego ranked No. 1 booziest city in America
San Diegans apparently have an outsized fondness for beer, wine and spirits, helping lift the metro area to the top of a new list of the booziest cities in America.
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Proposition 10, which would expand rent control, is ‘in deep trouble,’ poll shows
An initiative that would expand rent control in California faces a steep deficit as election day nears, according to a recent poll.
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Campa-Najjar defends campaign contributions amid attacks by Rep. Duncan Hunter
Congressional candidate Ammar Campa-Najjar has received $17,300 in contributions from board members of the Council on American-Islamic Relations — contributions that the candidate says show support from hard-working Americans and his critics on the right wing are portraying as money tied to terrorism.
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San Diegan who introduced millions to Mexican drinks dies at 81
Manuel Marruenda, the man who turned a garage startup into a multimillion-dollar Mexican tropical drink empire, died of natural causes Sept. 28 in San Diego. He was 81.
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Man robs Oak Park bank without note, weapon
A thin, baldheaded man in a gray track suit robbed an Oak Park bank Wednesday afternoon without flashing a weapon or using a demand note.
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Maienshchein faces Gover in 77th Assembly race
Political newcomer Sunday Gover is challenging Assemblyman Brian Maienschein’s bid for the 77th Assembly District, which includes Rancho Bernardo, Poway, 4S Ranch and adjacent communities.
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Judge denies Qualcomm, FTC request for more time to reach a settlement in antitrust lawsuit
A federal judge has denied a request from Qualcomm and the U.S. Federal Trade Commission to delay a key ruling in an anti-monopoly lawsuit so the two sides can work on a potential settlement.
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3 retired generals join Hunter’s attack on challenger
Three retired generals have issued a letter to voters in Rep. Duncan Hunter’s congressional district claiming that his challenger — Democrat Ammar Campa-Najjar — is a national security risk.
