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Grant brings cleaner transportation to National City

Chula Vista Jessica Brodkin Webb - 0
National City Mayor Alejandra Sotelo-Solis announced Aug. 3 that a new system of electric vans used to connect people from public transportation to common destinations is coming to National City. The FRANC...
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City settles lawsuit over Miesen appointment

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 0
After nearly a two-year fight, a settlement has officially been reached in an open government case involving the process used in the appointment of Chula Vista Councilman Steve Miesen. The settlement signed...
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Esoteric Astrology as news for week May 14 – 20, 2025

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After Wesak & the True History of Humanity The full moon, Taurus Solar Buddha WThe week after the Wesak Festival (May 12), the New Group of World Servers and men and women...
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Events spotlight women

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In honor of Women’s History Month, local nonprofits are holding three separate events. On March 5 at 4 p.m., the Foundation for Women Warriors is hosting an online screening of “The Hello...
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Trump on Russia: Historical perspective from FDR to Reagan to Obama

Uncategorized Carlos Davalos - 0
There is real danger in Donald Trump’s statements and attitude toward Vladimir Putin and Russia. “Putin likes me,” glowed Trump in a July 25, 2016 Tweet. On ABC’s “This Week” on Sunday,...
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Holidays bring cause for celebration with dose of concern

Chula Vista Albert Fulcher - 0
California Health & Human Services Agency Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly hosted a teleconference on Nov. 17 to address the triple threat of viruses people and hospitals are facing heading into the...
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Trojans pick up the pace, pick up first football win

Football Phillip Brents - 0
The Castle Park High School football team opened the season with a poor offensive showing in an 8-6 non-league loss to neighborhood rival Hilltop. With a week off to regroup, the...
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Back to the movies: ‘Jungle Book’ leads latest crop of offerings

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Back to the movies for a review of the latest offerings:  “Jungle Book” My top pick of the month is this visually amazing Disney movie, filmed with motion capture and CGI (computer-generated imagery...
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Raiders advance to SoCal regional championship game

Basketball Phillip Brents - 0
The Southwest High School boys basketball team received three road games in last year’s Southern California regional playoffs as a reward for winning the San Diego Section Division V championship. As a...
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Exit plan leading into the new year

Columns Carlos Davalos - 0
What to hope and wish for in the coming new year? That the point-in-time count of the homeless population locally and nationally reveals fewer people living on the street. And that more...
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NHL legend Willie O’Ree honored by Gulls on his 90th birthday

Alumni Phillip Brents - 0
La Mesan Willie O’Ree never led the National Hockey League in scoring but he dazzled a legion of fans with his speed for the original San Diego Gulls in the Western...
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Suspected stabber faces another charge

Chula Vista Neal Putnam - 0
A man suspected of committing three random stabbings in Chula Vista in 2015 has been charged with committing a similar offense in 2014. A fourth attempted murder and assault charge has been...
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Chula Vista’s ASB wins national award

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Chula Vista High School’s Associated Student Body won the National Association of Student Council award for being one of the best in the nation. The award-winning student body was given the prestigious...
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Time to have a frank monologue about students and The Talk

Columnists Nancy Alvarado - 0
Teachers of preteens develop a sixth sense about topics which will provoke fits of giggles or veer dangerously into territory inappropriate for the classroom. I choose vocabulary carefully, keeping an eagle...
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Alleged torturer held for murder

Chula Vista Neal Putnam - 0
A judge ordered a 19-year-old man April 28 to stand trial for murder and torture of a young man who was chased and stabbed 31 times at an Eastlake townhome complex...
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THIS WEEK

College

Big win over Boise...

The rain came down, but it couldn’t dampen the spirits of the 29,201 in attendance at Snapdragon Stadium on Saturday who took in San...
Field Hockey

Lady Titans win girls...

Rain or shine, the San Diego Section held its girls field hockey championships on Saturday, Nov. 15, at La Jolla High School.Also taking place...
Horoscope

Esoteric Astrology as news...

November 19 – 25, 2025 Scorpio – Contemplating finances & resources: Asking What Sustains & Stabilizes Us? In our last week of Scorpio – Sagittarius Sun...
Chula Vista

Drone show debuts in...

On Friday, Nov. 21, and Saturday, Nov. 22, Chula Vista will host the DroneArt Show — what is being called the longest drone show...
Football

Eastlake Titans are Metro’s...

It’s said that the cream always rises to the top in sporting endeavors. That includes this year’s San Diego Section football playoffs where one...
Alumni

Gulls stirring AHL pot...

The American Hockey League’s 2025-26 season is still in its infancy but the San Diego Gulls appear to be stirring the pot. The Gulls carry...
Columnists

Setting a place for...

In keeping with the spirit of the upcoming holiday, two more giveaways are scheduled within the next few days. National City Mayor Ron Morrison is...
Chula Vista

Charter school honored

Mueller/Bayfront Charter School in Chula Vista has been named to the 2025 California Honor Roll by the Educational Results Partnership, a statewide recognition that...
Chula Vista

SBCS campaign fills in...

As the holidays approach, local families are facing financial pressures that some say are unlike any in recent memory. Rising costs, increasing unemployment, and...
High School

Mar Vista claims first-ever...

It’s been raining throughout the week but being wet is what it’s all about in water polo. Mar Vista High School’s players know all about...
Croaa country

Eastlake’s Williams, muddied but...

Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night are supposed to stop postal workers from delivering the mail.The same can be said...
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Foundation awards $250,000 to...

With federal funding cuts straining essential services, San Diego Foundation (SDF) has awarded $250,000 in Unity Fund grants to help keep key healthcare programs...