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Friar Faithful show up and show out as Padres take the Wild Card Series over the Chicago Cubs (opens the original)
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The San Diego Padres get it done in Game 2 beating out the Cubs at Petco Park. The final 4-1 Padres. Two back-to-back showings of depth and persistence from this stacked team. What's even more impressive: The Friar Faithful. All day long — Padres fans filled the streets of downtown San Diego and the seats at Petco Park as the Padres took the field for Game 2 of the National League Wild Card Series. Across the street, Bub’s at the Ballpark was also packed with Padres fans watching the action and
Flock cameras spark renewed debate and confusion in Santee (opens the original)
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SANTEE, Calif. — Flock cameras have been getting a lot of attention online across San Diego County — and East County is no exception. But in Santee, there’s also some confusion about what residents are actually seeing around town. Not every camera mounted near an intersection is a Flock camera. At the busy intersection of Cuyamaca Street and Mission Gorge Road, for example, cameras mounted near the traffic signals are traffic sensors used to help operate the lights. Just down the road, near Targ
La Mesa set to host first ever Pride bringing another boost to businesses (opens the original)
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There’s no question the City of La Mesa is growing — and getting busier. With more people moving in and more events happening throughout the city, La Mesa is becoming an increasingly active destination in East County. And next summer, another major event is expected to bring even more people into the community: La Mesa Pride. The city's first ever Pride event is planned for the La Mesa Village area, near Allison Avenue and Palm Avenue. While the final date is still being discussed, organizers ar
Community members, elected officials rally against ICE operations in City Heights (opens the original)
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Community members and elected officials gathered in City Heights, calling for an end to Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in the neighborhood. Demonstrators crowded the intersection of University Avenue and Fairmount Avenue before marching through the community toward Euclid Elementary School. At the rally, local leaders and residents spoke about the impact recent ICE operations have had on families in the area. San Diego City Councilmember Sean Elo-Rivera, who represents District 9
San Diego County approves $300,000 grant to support East County small businesses (opens the original)
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Small businesses in East County are getting a boost after the San Diego County Board of Supervisors approved a $300,000 grant designed to help entrepreneurs start, grow and sustain their businesses. The funding will go to the East County Economic Development Council’s revolving loan fund, which provides financial assistance to small businesses that may have difficulty qualifying for traditional loans. The program offers revolving loans of up to $5,000 that can be used for expenses including equi
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