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This ministry doesn't need a building to do God's work

SAN DIEGO -- The brightly colored building that once was home to God's Extended Hand in downtown San Diego is shuttered and slated for demolition, but plans are moving forward to create a new and expanded version of the mission on the site.

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Raquel Welch obituary

Star who shot to global fame in the 1960s in One Million Years BC and whose later roles showed her aptitude for comedy

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Hometown hero Joe Musgrove prizes his role on Padres

The hometown hero is here.

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Tijuana sewage pours through San Diego border canyons after recent pipe break

SAN DIEGO — Millions of gallons of raw sewage from Mexico are gushing into San Diego through two canyons along the border, according to federal officials. The spill is coming from at least two pump stations that were forced to shut down after a construction crew last week inadvertently ruptured…

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#21 SDSU vs. Fresno State: Game Preview, How To Watch, Odds, Prediction

#21 SDSU vs. Fresno State: Game Preview, How To Watch, Odds, Prediction The no. 21-ranked San Diego State Aztecs men's basketball team is in sole possession of first place in the Mountain West Conference. Contact/Follow @tedmcgovern & @MWCwire The ...

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Tom Krasovic: With Super Bowl sequel, Reid-Mahomes are starting to resemble Belichick-Brady

San Diegans may be sick of hearing about the greatness of coach Andy Reid, who was hard on the final few San Diego Chargers teams after the rival Kansas City Chiefs hired him in 2013.

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Cardinals, John Mozeliak agree on extension to lead baseball ops through 2025, per source

JUPITER, Fla. — The architect behind 15 consecutive winning seasons will continue to lead the Cardinals for several more years, through the construction of a modern spring training complex, the upkeep of the big-league rotation, and the high-rise spending of National League rivals.

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The best hotels in San Diego for luxury stays, family trips and beachside views

Explore the best the city has to offer with a relaxing stay at one its top hotels, across Downton, the Gaslamp Quarter and more

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Best hotels in California 2023: From glamorous Hollywood to family-friendly Disneyland

Discover the best stays the Golden State has to offer

The Independent UK

Q&A with Padres manager Bob Melvin: Talking Tatis, pitching depth, catcher competition, rule changes and more

SAN DIEGO — Bob Melvin's second spring training as manager of the Padres is nearly underway.

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San Diego County sheriff rejects stricter rules for housing transgender people in jails

SAN DIEGO — San Diego County Sheriff Kelly Martinez won’t implement a recommendation to tighten rules for booking transgender people into county jails that coincide with their gender.

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San Diego State's domination of UNLV continues in 82-71 Viejas victory

SAN DIEGO — If you're looking for a single moment that defined San Diego State's torrid first half against UNLV on Saturday afternoon, that illustrated its sheer dominance against a (supposed) rival, that shows what kind of roll the Aztecs are on, you'd wind the tape to the 10:13 mark.

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San Diego Catholic diocese ponders bankruptcy with sex-abuse lawsuits pending

SAN DIEGO — The Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego is warning it may have to file bankruptcy in the future because of the potential fallout from hundreds of pending lawsuits alleging sexual abuse by clergy over the last 75 years.

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Clergy sex abuse suits could bankrupt San Diego diocese

The Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego says it may declare bankruptcy in the coming months as it faces “staggering” legal costs in dealing with some 400 lawsuits alleging priests and others sexually abused children

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Auto review: Handsome, hybrid Honda Accord accelerates toward electrification

SAN DIEGO — My 2023 Honda Accord is a looker. From its smoky headlights to its streamlined shoulders to its fastback roof, it is the most handsome sedan Honda has made.

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2 smuggling boats abandoned on beaches in Carlsbad, Mission Beach

Border Patrol officials on Wednesday investigated the discovery of two smuggling boats beached in San Diego County, with agents finding an empty panga in Carlsbad and arresting five people in Mission Beach in the second incident.

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Padres Bet Big on Yu Darvish’s Unique Tools to Age Gracefully

San Diego signed Darvish to an extension that runs until he turns 42, speaking to their extreme win-now mentality and his remarkable ability to reinvent himself.

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Tom Krasovic: Don Coryell's elusive Hall of Fame selection is near

Fans of the late San Diego Chargers deserve some cheerful news. They just might get it Thursday night, when the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2023 is announced.

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Padres, Yu Darvish agree to six-year, $108 million extension

SAN DIEGO — Yu Darvish, at 36 years old, penned arguably the best season of his career.

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San Diego offers financial help for restaurants struggling to afford building outdoor dining on the street

Restaurateurs spending thousands of dollars to bring their outdoor dining venues into compliance with local regulations are now eligible for some financial assistance, thank to new grants being offered by the city of San Diego.

Los Angeles Times

California bill would make it cheaper for some students in Mexico to attend college in the US

LOS ANGELES — Abril Hernandez, a student at Southwestern Community College, sat in her car waiting in a seemingly never-ending line to cross the San Diego-Mexico border. It had already been a two-hour wait, but she knew the drill by now.

The Independent UK

Four taken to hospital after battery catches fire during United flight

The flight returned to San Diego International Airport shortly after taking off

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Stop doomscrolling and get back to work! Expert helps workers unplug

Attention, phone scammers and telemarketers: About 50 people in San Diego are now better equipped to deal with you after they listened to a talk Wednesday given by Nicole Rawson, a digital wellness expert.

Sports Illustrated

The Dodgers Are Still Paying for Their Trevor Bauer Mistake

They released him last month after his domestic violence suspension ended, but his signing is still impacting the team.

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TikTok influencer left a $1K tip. Now, this San Diego taco vendor is busier than ever

A week ago, Teodoro Jimenez would bring in about $400 on a good day selling tacos from his pop-up tent on South 43rd Street in San Diego's Shelltown neighborhood near National City. That changed after his business, Blue Fire Bliss, went viral on TikTok this week, and now he's busier…

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