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Matthew Bowler/KPBSPointing to rising anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric, hostility and legislation, more than 140 San Diego-area organizations, elected and faith leaders and businesses issued a joint statement Monday supporting Pride events.
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New addition to the New Children's Museum has its roots in the ancient past
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Life-changing residential treatment will soon be available for kids on Medi-Cal
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Padres owner Peter Seidler talks team, homeless efforts
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Bat season has begun in San Diego
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Under the same roof: Caring for an aging mother in National City
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San Diego case reveals nationwide elder fraud network
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Community oversight of San Diego police grinds to a halt
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Under the same roof: They were together for COVID lockdown and never left
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Many San Diegans live in homes with three generations or more, whether or not there’s space
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Decision to kill popular live webcams violates First Amendment, advocates say
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Records show that hundreds of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and contractors abused confidential databases. In other news, the San Diego Police Department has released a trove of information about the surveillance technologies it uses to investigate crimes and monitor large gatherings. Plus, U.S. Senator Alex Padilla was at the international border Monday, to discuss efforts to fix the region’s cross border sewage problem.
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