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Foot traffic resumes on iconic wooden structure 15 days after fire destroyed restaurant
Medical provider says situation does not affect its hospitals in Escondido and Poway
Donation will be used to improve oral health care for seniors
Western end damaged by blaze will be fenced off from public; debris removal and repairs are expected to begin soon
County is in negotiations to purchase property for mental health care and substance abuse treatment infrastructure
Regional partners update efforts to protect tracks in vulnerable spots such as Del Mar and San Clemente
Familiar names like former Chargers quarterback Drew Brees and Top Chef alums Michael Voltaggio and Rocco Di Spirito will be on hand for the nearly weeklong event in October.
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Beachgoers who visit the San Clemente Pier area this summer should see some extra towel space on the sand.
BCycle racks didn’t receive as much use as hoped, company and city officials say
Their letter to the state also praises the quick, coordinated response that saved most of the historic wooden structure
They say they are stretched thin, but still able to maintain care
From the Archives travels to Rancho Santa Fe for this picture of famed architect Lilian Rice looking out at Rancho Santa Fe, circa 1926.
Revenues raised so far have been spent on needs identified and approved by voters, oversight committee members say
Through interviews and court records, the lives of three people illustrate the complicated routes recovery from mental illness can take
Game camera finally gets shot of mountain lion in the wild
From perfecting mother’s recipes to mastering new methods, longtime hobby not only enjoyable but economical
More may unite than divide San Diego City Council President Sean Elo-Rivera, Escondido Mayor Dane White and two El Cajon officials
Ordinance takes aim at ‘mini-hotels’ and ‘party houses’ that residents say have ruined quiet neighborhoods
