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Sunday’s San Diego Chargers game against the Arizona Cardinals at Qualcomm Stadium won’t be televised live locally because not enough tickets were sold, it was announced Thursday.
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California Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner is urging residents to update their home insurance in preparation for a major fire.
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The lightning which hit parts of the county Thursday morning is leading to a new problem: there is now a red flag warning. Even in parts of the county that look clear, there’s still the risk of lightning strikes that could cause fires and fire crews are preparing.
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A Customs and Border Protection officer assigned to the San Ysidro and Otay Mesa Ports of Entry was charged Thursday with conspiracy to commit bribery, bringing in illegal aliens for financial gain and aiding and abetting the importation of more than 9,300 pounds of marijuana.
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A man accused of having consensual sex with an Encinitas teen, who reported that she was kidnapped and raped by three men in an attempt to hide the tryst from her parents, pleaded not guilty Thursday to a statutory rape charge.
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A Rolando man accused of booby-trapping his wife’s vehicle with a pipe bomb in an attempt to kill her pleaded not guilty Thursday, but the judge denied bail in the case because he believed the suspect had reason to try to flee and commit harm to others, 10News’ Allison Ash reported.
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The popular culture convention Comic-Con International will stay in San Diego for at least the next five years, it was reported Thursday.
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A South Bay man pleaded guilty Thursday to shining a laser at a San Diego police helicopter last week.
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San Diego police Thursday released a composite sketch of a heavy-set man responsible for fondling young girls in Logan Heights and Mountain View.
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A state prison inmate was arrested Thursday in connection with the shooting deaths of a pair of high school students in Valencia Park almost two years ago.