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San Diego evaluating developing library sites, other city-owned parcels, to address housing crunch (opens the original)
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A plan to turn library sites into housing has raised some eyebrows. But reports that it’s actually happening are greatly exaggerated, according to statements by the city of San Diego. It is no secret San Diego has been dealing with a historic housing crisis, exacerbated by a sky-high cost of living. The prices of available homes for sale don’t help much either, making San Diego one of those most expensive places to live in the country. In light of that fact, city officials have been scrambling t
Salmonella outbreak linked to Ramona market, poultry farm continues to expand (opens the original)
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A locally-acquired salmonella outbreak that has been traced back to a Ramona farm continues to expand. There are now 21 reported cases, including seven hospitalizations, since late July. The outbreak was originally tracked back to mayonnaise produced by Ramona Family Naturals. Further investigation has linked it to the use of raw eggs in the mayonnaise, specifically from a local poultry farm called Happy Hens. This is not related to a salmonella outbreak in the Midwest that has made at least 98
Man in custody in connection with weekend Sorrento Fire (opens the original)
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A wildfire that swept through Los Penasquitos Canyon Preserve over the weekend, forcing evacuations and road closures, may have been started intentionally, police say. Brandon James Glasgo, 30, was in custody facing possible arson charges on Monday. He was arrested shortly after the fire erupted early Sunday afternoon just east of Interstate 5, near Sorrento Valley Boulevard. A resident of the area reported spotting Glasgo walking out of an open brushy area in the 10800 block of Vista Sorrento P
As warm weather continues, county reminds people about the risk of pediatric heatstroke in cars (opens the original)
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As temperatures spike on the cusp of a “super El Niño” at the same time that children are heading back to school, county health officials are reminding parents to check the back seats of their cars. According to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration, more than half of pediatric heatstroke deaths happen when a parent or caregiver forgets a child in a vehicle — and it’s more likely when daily routines change, such as when school begins again. Nearly 40 children die each year in
Long-lost poodle rescued from storm drain, reunited with owner (opens the original)
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Teddy the white poodle is recovering at home with her owner Thursday after county animal services officers rescued her from a storm drain in Spring Valley — more than a month after she first went missing. Animal control officers responded at about 10:30 a.m. Monday to the 600 block of Felicita Avenue after getting a report of a small dog trapped in a storm drain. They found the dog in too deep and unable to escape her predicament. After seeing the cornered canine peering up from inside the grimy
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