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Another Marine amphibious group departs San Diego for Middle East (opens the original)
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The USS Makin Island amphibious ready group has quietly departed San Diego with 2,200 Pendleton Marines, apparently headed to the Middle East to join the Boxer group. The Makin Island, an amphibious assault ship with stealth jets, helicopters and tiltrotors, left San Diego on Tuesday afternoon, according to the U.S. Naval Institute, a nonprofit military association. Accompanying the Makin Island were the amphibious transport dock ships USS John P. Murtha and USS Anchorage. The ships are carrying
UCLA: California outpaces nation amid AI boom, but unemployment remains high (opens the original)
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An economy increasingly driven by AI, venture capital and aerospace is helping California grow faster than the U.S. average, but unemployment remains usually high amid this technological change. That is the latest conclusion from the respected UCLA Anderson Forecast, which was released before financial markets opened on Wednesday. “California continues to present an unusual combination of superior economic growth and inferior employment performance,” according to the forecast. The Golden State’s
Irwin Jacobs gives $50 million for towers housing senior homeless at Father Joe's (opens the original)
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Father Joe’s Villages announced a five-year project Monday to dramatically expand housing for homeless seniors in downtown San Diego thanks to a $50 million gift from Qualcomm co-founder Irwin Jacobs. The project would transform the nearly 40-year-old Joan Kroc Center on Imperial Avenue into a high-rise residential campus with over 500 units, of which 130 would be dedicated for seniors. “I’m looking very much forward to seeing this whole process move ahead and ultimately see some tall buildings
Another San Diego-based aircraft carrier departs for the Middle East (opens the original)
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The nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt quietly left North Island on Sunday morning, headed to the Middle East to relieve the USS George Washington, according to military media reports. The departure was not announced in advance in keeping with recent Navy practice, but in August acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao revealed that the Roosevelt was originally scheduled to relieve the long-deployed, San Diego-based USS Abraham Lincoln. In the end, the Japan-based Washington was tempo
Voter guide to Nov. 3 general election in San Diego County (opens the original)
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With the Trump administration’s proposed changes to election procedures on hold, mail ballots are set to go out next week in California for the potentially pivotal Nov. 3 general election. At stake is control of Congress, with up to five House seats in California shifting to the Democrats amid a redistricting battle with Texas, as well as a controversial union-backed proposition for the state’s first wealth tax. In San Diego County, the closely watched battle in the 48th District carries nationa
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