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More than a month after NBC 7 Investigates aired an investigation into a Rancho Pasqual shooting range, homeowners presented a petition to elected officials at the County Board of Supervisor’s Meeting on Wednesday.
U.S. regulators ordered a delay in Qualcomm’s annual shareholder meeting, which was scheduled Tuesday, so they can review a proposed $117 billion hostile takeover bid by Broadcom for national security concerns.
As a team of just one, with a late start on the project, Coronado High School (CHS) senior Padraig MacGabann won the 2017 Congressional App Challenge in the 52nd District with his app “Rescue”.
Another San Diego congressman is raising national security concerns over the potential hostile takeover of Qualcomm by rival chipmaker Broadcom.
Three of the 10 worst mass shootings in modern American history have happened in the past three months with the shots of the most recent — a shooting at a Parkland, Florida high school that left 17 adults and children dead on Wednesday — still ringing in our ears as the debate over guns and gun legislation intensifies.
Over the last four months, Congress passed four short-term spending bills to keep the government funded, also known as continuing resolutions or CRs. That’s one stopgap measure for each month of the 2018 fiscal year.
A San Diego State University graduate and DACA recipient will attend President Donald Trump’s State of the Union Address, hoping to represent "Dreamers" seeking to continue to legally live and work in the United States.
With moans, sighs and quietly tense moments, San Diego "dreamers" listened with growing frustration Tuesday night as President Donald Trump delivered a State of the Union address reiterating his recently proposed framework for immigration legislation.
Maybe it was the deadly hepatitis A outbreak that prompted the city to open large tents to take homeless people off the streets.
Or maybe it was the increased enforcement against tents on downtown sidewalks that resulted in homeless people moving elsewhere.