Tonnage report on Manzanita Canyon cleanup
"The meth addicts gather up the craziest stuff.”
Mike Madriaga 11 a.m., Aug. 18
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Shots fired! But where?
Acoustic sensors will give origin of gunfire to police
Acoustic sensors tuned to capture and record the sound of gunshots and report them to the police department are coming to Southeastern San Diego. According to a September 26 public notice the city and its ...
The cross is everything
"There is a place that sinners desire to be all alone."
After a week of being beaten up by the world, listen to Pastor Henderson.
Theo Tucker bikes, swims, and runs to find his sporting identity again
"I was the one that was abused."
She's like, "It's cycling, running, and swimming stuff." And I'm like, "I don't swim."
San Diego Police debut low rider to strengthen community relations
"We want drug-dealing gangbangers to feel more at home in the back seat."
"Right now," said San Diego Po-Po Super-Chief William "Hands Down" Lansdowne at the cruiser's inaugural pump-n-bump, "there is a stigma associated with police cruisers. Hoodlums feel self-conscious about being taken downtown in such spec machines." ...
Hands-on high schools
The days of standing in front of a class to teach are over.
Career and technical training used to be called vocational or trade school. San Diego Unified School District has tried to put a new face on the program with much success.
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