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Padres' playoff run brings boost to downtown San Diego businesses hoping to carry momentum into winter (opens the original)
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DOWNTOWN (KGTV) — The San Diego Padres are in the playoffs for the third consecutive year, and downtown business owners say the excitement is translating directly to their bottom lines. Randy Wagener, owner of Smoking Gun and neighboring Spill the Beans, said the playoff atmosphere has brought a noticeable surge in customers. "We've seen a lot more traffic come in with the playoffs, we're hoping to emulate 2023 but go further. 2023 was that famous season where they went in the playoffs and beat
San Diego nonprofit helps military families settle in with free food boxes (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — San Diego is home to the largest concentration of military families in the nation, and thousands relocate here every year — facing steep costs and the challenge of rebuilding their lives from scratch. Blue Star Families is stepping in to help. The nonprofit recently held its annual Welcome Week event at the USS Midway Museum, where more than 100 volunteers packed roughly 1,300 boxes of food for military families who have recently moved to the area. Angelica Evojo and her famil
Thousands gather in San Diego's Balboa Park for World Day of Migrants and Refugees (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Thousands of people packed Balboa Park in San Diego on Sunday to mark World Day of Migrants and Refugees, an annual observance held by the Catholic Church on the last Sunday of September. The event was hosted by faith and community leaders from across the county, including more than 50 local faith leaders representing different religions. Nancy Alvarado was among those who came to hold up a sign and show support for the migrant community. "I've always had friends and loved one
San Diego residents overcharged on trash fees as city works to fix billing error (opens the original)
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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — Between 80,000 and 90,000 San Diego homeowners may have received incorrect trash fees on their property tax bills, with some residents being undercharged and others overcharged. San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria said city staff notified him Tuesday about the overcharges. He said the information on the city's Environmental Services trash portal was correct, but the data submitted to the county did not match what was in the city's system. The county used the submitted data to generate
University Heights sign lights are back on, but community says full restoration will cost $80K (opens the original)
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UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS (KGTV) — The lights on the University Heights sign are back on after more than 6 months of outages — but the community says the 30-year-old landmark still needs a major facelift. The city funded a neon replacement earlier this month, bringing the sign back to full brightness after a prolonged period of burned-out letters. "Sometimes it was all out, then it would work, and then it's been completely out for the last 2 weeks before September 9th when they did the neon replacement
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