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Lady Spartans excel in crowded Division II field

Basketball Phillip Brents - 0
The San Diego Section Division II girls basketball rankings are getting pretty crowded, with Metro Conference teams, that is. Heading into this week, three Mesa League teams and one South Bay League...
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Hilltop (9-1-3) tops Valhalla, 1-0, to win Grossmont tournament title

High School Phillip Brents - 0
The word “champion” is written all over the backs of sweatshirts sported by Hilltop High School’s boys soccer team. Between 1964-2016, the Lancers collected 13 league championships, three CIF runner-up finishes and...
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Hilltop blanks Bonita Vista, 2-0, hikes record to 17-2

High School Phillip Brents - 0
The numbers keep adding up for the Hilltop High School boys soccer team. The Lancers defeated visiting Bonita Vista, 2-0, Tuesday to remain unbeaten in three Mesa League games and, in...
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Purse stealer sentenced and fined

Chula Vista Neal Putnam - 0
An 18-year-old Chula Vista man was sentenced Monday to 29 days he has already spent in jail for stealing a purse from a woman outside a store. Genaro Vasquez was fined $1,153...
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Improving the BOC

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 0
Prop. 39 lowered the vote needed for passage of a school bond from a super majority to 55%.  Prior to Prop 39, School Bonds rarely passed and after they rarely fail. I...
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Neck stabbing on Buckeye

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 0
A Chula Vista woman was ordered to stand trial for attempted murder of an acquaintance who was stabbed in the neck in his home in El Cajon. Lymarie Rodriguez, 29, is accused...
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Supervisors change pot permit process

Chula Vista Jessica Brodkin Webb - 0
The county Board of Supervisors approved changes to the county’s Cannabis Permitting Program in an effort to enhance safety, support unincorporated communities and develop a youth cannabis prevention curriculum, in an...
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‘Heroes’ honored for advocacy

Chula Vista Allison Sampite - 0
Five public servants were honored recently during an inaugural event that raised money and awareness for a new collaborative effort that will help move the needle forward in addressing the unsheltered...
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Handling holiday stress in isolation

Chula Vista Mary York - 0
On Nov. 23, the County Health and Human Services Agency confirmed 1,546 new COVID-19 cases, passing a record set just a few days prior. The rise in cases and hospitalizations, and...
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Eateries seeing red after being in black

Chula Vista Samantha Mendoza - 0
Third Avenue restaurant owners were left scrambling after a multi-county power outage shut them down for business Sept. 8. Sweet Life Deli owner Jenene Lacey was organizing a grand re-opening of her store...
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Las cosas a nuestro alrededor están cambiando rápido, pero la luchar por nuestra dignidad sigue firme

Chula Vista Andrea Guerrero - 0
Todavía recuerdo el día, hace años, cuando agentes de la Patrulla Fronteriza me sometieron a la práctica de perfil racial mientras yo viajaba en el tren de San Diego a Los...
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No boys wrestling team titles but four Metro man are individual champions

Basketball Phillip Brents - 0
Which team will win the San Diego Section Division I boys soccer championship, the Division III girls basketball title? It’s time to find out after the seedings have been posted for this...
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Cross country season steps off with strong South County presence

Croaa country Phillip Brents - 0
While football has commanded its due to start the fall sports semester, South County teams and student-athletes in cross country, girls volleyball, girls field hockey, boys water polo and girls tennis...
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A place for civic-minded teens

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 0
Now that the new school year has started, the Chula Vista City Council is looking for 10th- 11th- and 12th-grade students to serve on their Youth Action Council. This opportunity is...
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Self-driving cars may change campaigns

Columnists Carlos Davalos - 0
As exciting as autonomous cars may be — vehicles that don’t require a human driver — there will be unintended consequences that should dampen even the most ardent fan’s feverish excitement. What...
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Friday’s 2026 edition of the Metro Conference roller hockey championship tournament’s grand finale is set: the top-seeded Eastlake Titans versus the third-seeded Otay Ranch...
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Students take stop sewage...

When students from across South Bay boarded buses and an airplane for Sacramento in January, they weren’t heading on a typical field trip. They were going to...
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It is a gesture, a simple and symbolic one. But it is the right one. When most of the Chula Vista City Council during a...
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Metro mat women get...

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Open Division hopefuls abound...

When the San Diego Section unveiled its elite Open Division playoffs  a decade or so ago, it remained a dream for most Metro Conference...
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SWC opens Spring semester...

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Creating opportunity, one scholarship...

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