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Investigators believe there are no outstanding suspects in the killing of Denise McCarthy
Homeowners had sued state agency; owner to donate $140,000 as part of legal settlement
Revenues, spending to increase following pandemic’s economic downturn
Artist Kevin Vincent combines rope and wood into explorations of Black trauma and personal growth
Recovering rental revenue is key challenge and could take years to reach pre-pandemic levels
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The Peace family of Escondido dazzles crowds with over 36,000 LED’s, fog, bubbles, and video projection
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Mack Schreiber has been building his Christmas light and train yard spectacular for 27 years
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For the past 12 years Lhooq Books, the funky bookstore has called Carlsbad Village home. Now that may change. The owner, Sean Christopher recently received a 60-day eviction notice. He’s hoping to achieve a stay of eviction on the property long enough to sell off his book inventory and find a new space without going bankrupt and ending up homeless with his son, Jack who he is raising.
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The family of Rich and April Viles took over a a 99-year-old Vista family farm last year and are transforming it into a farm and agricultural education center named Sand n’ Straw Community Farm
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More than 250 people attended a surprise retirement party Sunday for Troop 685 leader John McCutchen
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Barring a last-minute miracle in the form of a committed benefactor, Keith Roynon’s dinosaur museum in Escondido will close for good next month.
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The blaze was 0 percent contained Wednesday night; it prompted evacuations of the 25 Area, 26 Area and 27 Area, base officials said
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Jody Hubbard stepped down from council in January, saying her cancer had spread
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Zoning amendments intended to create opportunities
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Statements taken from the scene of the car fire led officers to check on the woman at the home on El Toro Lane
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Published weekly since 1985, the Julian News went dark this week for first time in 17 years
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Police were called around 10:40 p.m. after residents heard gunshots on Higgins Street near Santa Barbara Street
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The June Antique Engine & Tractor Show run by the the Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum is coming June 19-20 and June 26-27
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The Strawberry Festival is coming back to Vista this year as a “A Berry Sweet Market & Virtual Run” June 20 in historic downtown Vista
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Seven women received “Live Your Dream” scholarships from local Soroptimists
An online Zero Waste Fair will be held June 12 with tips on how to achieve a low-waste lifestyle
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The Pet of the week is a kitty named Daisy
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TrueCare and Interfaith Community Services offer a new joint program for short-term rental assistance in San Marcos
Spain is in shock after investigators combing the seabed near the Canary Islands found the body of one of two young sisters taken by their father without the mother’s permission
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JUNE 4 - 10, 2021 This photo gallery highlights some of the most compelling images made or published in the past week by The Associated Press from the North American region.
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Towering steel fences and masses of police have transformed the picturesque Cornish seaside as leaders of the Group of Seven wealthy democracies descend on a tiny village near St. Ives in Cornwall for their summit
The driver crashed his minivan around 5:35 a.m. north of Las Pulgas Road
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The National City-raised conceptual artist’s work has skyrocketed in value
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Debate on Vulcan Avenue apartment complex postponed to June 17
Arts venue, coffee house, community center opens in downtown Escondido
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Mechanical issues noted with circulation pumps
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Birds are symbol of power for Indigenous people
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A smaller version of the event — with food booths, exhibits, a couple rides and entertainment — opens Friday
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The 60-unit project would be the first of its kind in coastal North County
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Despite his spinal muscular atrophy, 18-year-old Ben Lou of Poway has traveled the world for math competitions
It happened around 3 p.m. near Leucadia Boulevard and North Coast Highway 101
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Some residents alleged Kori Jensen lied about her District 1 residency
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Before she moved to Oceanside from Oregon in 2014, Danielle Black Lyons had grown accustomed to being the only woman in the water whenever and wherever she surfed.
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Homegrown Fun will share Del Mar Fairgrounds with vaccination superstation
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