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San Diego's Tropical Star marks 40 years of bringing Latin American and Caribbean flavors to the city (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — A Clairemont restaurant is getting ready to celebrate 40 years of serving the community with Latin American and Caribbean flavors. Tropical Star was founded in 1986 by the parents of Jay Beniquez, who wanted a taste of home in San Diego. "My dad is Puerto Rican, my mom's Colombian, and my dad was a chef," Beniquez said. "In 1986, they opened up the first Tropical Star restaurant. The idea was to just expand beyond just Puerto Rican food and have a variety of Latin American foo
Solana Beach market owners say immigration enforcement in their community is driving away customers (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — John's Market in Solana Beach is struggling to stay open as its owners say ongoing immigration enforcement in the area has left customers too afraid to leave their homes to shop. The Mexican specialty market and restaurant sits in the heart of Solana Beach. It sells fresh fruits and vegetables alongside convenience store staples and serves as a neighborhood restaurant. Siblings Wendy Aguilar and Carlo Sanchez have owned the business for nearly five years. For the last 18 month
Former San Diego County behavioral health services director files claim alleging wrongful termination (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — The former director of San Diego County's Behavioral Health Services has filed a claim against the county, alleging she was wrongfully terminated before she could raise concerns about systemic failures within the department. Nadia Privara Brahms was let go in late August after just 8 months on the job. She says the county retaliated against her for planning to address those concerns directly with the Board of Supervisors. "I'm here today to speak about the unlawful action the
Some Seaport Village businesses reopen after water main break, but repairs continue through the night (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Crews are still working around the clock to repair a water main break near Seaport Village in downtown San Diego, with the city saying the ruptured pipe itself has been fixed and work to fill the hole and repair the road is ongoing. Six businesses remained without water service Wednesday afternoon, including Eddie V's, The Cheesecake Factory and Puesto. The city said it hoped to restore water service by 6 p.m. The break happened around 5 p.m. Tuesday. The city spokesperson say
San Diego police launch 'Operation Overdue' at Central Library to curb violence (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — San Diego police are launching "Operation Overdue," a new effort to reduce violence and illegal activity at the Central Library in downtown San Diego. Chief Scott Wahl announced the operation Friday, saying uniformed and undercover officers will patrol in and around the library seven days a week. "We're standing here together today to say enough is enough," Wahl said. The announcement comes amid a rise in violent incidents at the library, including multiple stabbings, one of w
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