Carmageddon goes more smoothly than expected, a body was found in the San Diego Bay and Vietnam veterans flock to the Miramar air show.

San Diego is in the middle of the biggest hepatitis A outbreak in years, with 444 confirmed cases and 16 deaths as of mid-September. The San Diego Union-Tribune's Daniel Wheaton speaks to reporters covering this outbreak.

Carmageddon comes to San Ysidro, Pretty Dank loses its dopeand the Miramar air show comes back to San Diego.

Disabled homeless people are challenging San Diego's RV parking law,free Hepatitis vaccinations, and Amtrak to discontinue two stops, add one

A new podcast from the San Diego Union-Tribune that dives deep into issues affecting San Diego and the world. Re:Focus is hosted by Daniel Wheaton. This episode was produced and edited by Lauren Flynn.

U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions visited San Diego Wednesday to draw attention to an issue he has touted for years, California sues Trump administration over border wall, and we’ve got your weather report for the week.

San Diego Union-Tribune Columnist Kevin Acee and resident fantasy football expert Eddie Brown discuss the players to add and drop, sit or start and interesting match ups this week around the NFL.

Leaders urge the public to do everything they can to help end the historic hepatitis A outbreakSan Diego leaders vote to oppose Trump's border wallQualcomm Stadium, is now a name of the past.

The search for San Diego’s next police chief beginsIBM gives UC San Diego $10 million to find better ways to detect memory lossand UberEats adds bike couriers for faster delivery

Hard Rock Cafe makes plans to closehepatitis A statsand a Small plane crash lands in El Cajon

San Diegans line up for hepatitis A vaccinations, more details on the Camp Pendleton crash and other cities brace for communicable diseases spreading though their homeless populations.

Patrons of a Pacific Beach restaurant may have been exposed to hepatitis A , San Diego Police Department opposes a policy change to police stops and UC San Diego says Climate change is a “existential threat to humanity.”

Environmental groups challenge the use of waivers to build the border wall, San Diego Unified showcases new standards for campus waterand Amazon expands in San Diego

San Diego Union-Tribune Columnist Kevin Acee and resident fantasy football expert Eddie Brown discuss the players to add and drop, sit or start and interesting match ups this week around the NFL.

The city announces a plan to house the homeless, 15 marines injured in Camp Pendleton and a San Marcos Company creates artificial intelligence for sex toys.

San Diego hepatitis A outbreak deaths reach 16Immigration officials plan to destroy detention recordsand San Diego County is close to giving $25 million for an affordable housing trust

San Diego starts cleansing sidewalks to combat hepatitis ASan Diego legalizes marijuana cultivationand a New playmate arrives for confiscated tiger cub

Strike canceled as county and union make a dealDetails on the Southern Californiaand cautious local officials are warily approaching wildfire season. | The San Diego Union-Tribune

The city plans to clean streets to fight Hep A, Rep. Duncan Hunter loses his chief of Staff and Monday is a big day for the local weed industry.

The city plans to clean streets to fight Hepatitis A, many cities scrum for Amazon’s new HQ and a one-legged sailor nears the end of his voyage of redemption.

Westfield UTC mall starts construction on apartment building on siteThe 57-hour border closure, dubbed “carmageddon’ is getting closerand San Diego’s Task Force comes home from Hurricane Harvey

San Diego County continues to battle severe Hepatitis outbreaka New poll shows San Diego’s support for Dreamers and a Nationwide mall theft ring accused of shoplifting $20 million of high-end merchandise has been apprehended in San Diego

Dumanis files to run for San Diego supervisorTrump administration ends DACA, San Diego dreamers vow to fightand a Jury clears San Diego police officer in fatal shooting of unarmed

A brief but explosive shouting match erupts at a Chicano Park demonstration, more than 1,000 members plan to quit the county’s largest union and a UC San Diego cancer clinical trial gets $18.2 million.

Hillcrest pharmacy robbed for the second time in three weeksEncinitas to crack down on late-night noiseAnd cat lovers rejoice San Diego now has Kitten Kindergarten + your Labor Day weather. | The San Diego Union-Tribune

Hurricane Harvey is driving up gas prices, oceanographers try to save the totoaba and a U-T editorial cartoon creates a controversy

San Diego installs hand washing stations in latest effort to fight Hepatitis A, Gov. Jerry Brown visits the city and Amazon’s Treasure Truck is coming to town

a Body was found in San Diego Bay the Border wall prototype contractors selecteda Man tried to kidnap teen walking to schooland Tropical storm might bring showers to San Diego on Labor Day

Mystery philanthropist plans to match San Diego donations for Harvey, an update on the tiger cub found at the border and the mayor’s nonprofit donations raise questions.

San Diego lifeguards are frustrated at being held back from Texas rescue work, a Flex Alert has been issued to deal with the California heat wave, and San Diego's median home price dropped to $537,750 in July.

Firefighters from San Diego County arrive in Texas to help storm victimsthe Heat advisories extended through Friday, closing schoolsand Southwest adds new nonstop flights

Gunman steals woman's car in Sherman HeightsMan injured in City Heights stabbing'Ghost guns' details on a new threatand San Diego simplifying granny flat construction

The U-T investigates homicides south of the border, San Diego city employees defend their use of expense cards and a heat wave will soon bake the county.

12 unauthorized immigrants arrested after boats reach shoreO.B. residents push back against TargetExpressEscondido votes to pursue library outsourcing

San Diego is launching national search for next police chiefEight hate groups discovered in San Diego's backyardand a possible end to a bill to let California bars serve until 4 a.m.

Confederate plaque quickly removed from Horton PlazaUC San Diego enrollment to hit record this fallGreen Flash to open Nebraska brewery

Three dead in I-15 crash involving possible Border Patrol pursuit, Ex-Poway Superintendent pleads not guilty to misusing public money and SeaWorld plans to start construction any day now on the San Diego park’s tallest roller coaster.

Scientists suing for gender discrimination speak to the Union-Tribune,a judge rules Scripps Ranch Students need to retake their AP tests,and San Diego’s Gay Pride celebration returns to Hillcrest

$10M may go to the engineer who can solve the Navy's oxygen problem2 top female scientists sue Salk Institute for gender discriminationState Supreme Court sides with SANDAG in environmental lawsuitAnd your weekend weather

Hobby drones threatening firefighting aircraft, BAE expects to lay off 300 shipyard workers in San Diego, SDG&E delaying solar credit for some low-income housing tenants and homeless facility proposed for South Bay motel stirring opposition.

Jennings fire closes I8, probation ordered for couple charged in Yorkie hoarding case, Nathan Fletcher enters race for county supervisor, the Gulls 2017-2018 season schedule, and Comic-Con 2017 preview

Hurricane surf to hit San Diego, trial ordered for man charged in deadly Chicano Park crash, coffee drinkers live longer, and Modern Times Beer is becoming CA's first employee-owned brewery.

Heat eases, but hurricane surf is on way, One person killed in Alpine crash, local agencies send firefighters to help battle San Luis Obispo blaze, Whistle blowers could sway case focused on future of downtown San Diego and Tony Bennett postpones San Diego concert.

A heat wave bakes San Diego County, San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer says he isn’t running for governor and a new speakeasy opens in Carlsbad.

The Hotel Del Coronado becomes a Hilton, Scripps Ranch students have to retake their AP tests and a battle with Qualcomm and Apple might delay the next iPhone.

The Hotel del Coronado is set to become a Hilton, Homeless efforts get $80M boost, and a list of the workers hit hardest by San Diego's rent hikes.

A man is in custody after domestic violence suspect prompts a SWAT standoff in Rancho Peñasquitos, a new Carlsbad lifeguard program is going full blast, and 500 trees will replace those felled by the drought in Balboa Park.

Targeted immigration arrests in the San Diego area have more than doubled under President Trump. And, more than 75 years after Pearl Harbor, relics are returned to a dead Japanese aviator's family. Also, Mayor Faulconer taps a former gang member to be the chief homeless adviser. Plus, where you can enjoy firework displays this 4th of July.…

Trump protesters call for impeachment at San Diego march, Tijuana officials move against yellow taxis at border, and where to Celebrate the 4th of July in San Diego.

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