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- Aug 13, 2026
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San Diego Dons Water Polo Club dominates at USA Water Polo's Junior Olympics (opens the original)
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The San Diego Dons Water Polo Club brought home a championship at the recent USA Water Polo’s Session 2 Junior Olympics, along with placing in the top three in the nation across three different age groups. Their 18-and-under boys team placed first overall in the nation, while the 12-and-under boys team came in second and the 10-and-under boys team finished in third. Led by co-founders Thomas “Tommy” Corcoran and Heather Calvin, the Dons practice out of Cathedral Catholic High School, training gi
Dealers allegedly sold more than $2 million worth of cocaine a month on notorious stretch of Imperial Avenue (opens the original)
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Authorities dubbed it the “Imperial Avenue Crack Market.” Law enforcement last month shut down what they described as an open-air drug market at Imperial and 29th Street, charging 30 alleged gang members and associates with conspiracy to distribute cocaine and cocaine base, meaning crack cocaine. The 28 suspects in custody, and two fugitives who are being sought, face a mandatory minimum of 10 years in prison. All defendants have since been arraigned and pleaded not guilty, according to the U.S.
Medical tourism isn't just for people anymore. It can cut vet bills in half – or more – for pet parents (opens the original)
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Marina Julius and her husband take care of stray and feral cats in their neighborhood, providing medical care, having them spayed and neutered and finding them proper homes. And to help counteract the hefty veterinary bills their dedication requires, they’ve found a useful hack: sending the animals across the border to Mexico. Instead of paying $1,000 for a routine check-up, Julius sends her pets to Tijuana to receive the same veterinary services at a third of the price. Consider it the animal l
City turns to spray cleaner at La Jolla Cove to reduce odor from animal waste (opens the original)
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For the first time in three years, the city of San Diego requested to spray a bioactive odor counteractant and cleaner (BIOCAAC) on the La Jolla Cove rocks to manage the smell from the marine wildlife waste. The spray was last applied in 2023 but had to pause applications after the California Regional Water Quality Control Board requested additional information, according to the city. The spray is a water-based blend of cultures, non-pathogenic bacteria and surfactants manufactured by ARK Enviro
Gillie's Auto Lounge — where family and cars are the driving force (opens the original)
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Michael Olguin and his siblings have been raised around cars their entire lives.Their father, Gillie Olguin, would take Michael and his brothers to a car dealership in their hometown of Barstow to let them run around and learn about the nuances of each vehicle. “That was our entertainment,” Michael Olguin said. “That really early exposure to cars really created this … I’ll call it a passion initially. It might be an obsession now.”That love for cars is now front and center at Gillie’s Auto Loung
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