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Israeli tanks shot and scored direct hits on Syrian's artillery units on Monday November 12th in reaction to mortal shells coming from Syria that reached
Nuclear power projects are often met with scrutiny when it comes to safety. The Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant, owned by Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E), wants to
The Marine Band of San Diego
The San Diego Veterans Day Parade, in keeping with tradition, followed the same route as prior years - down the Pacific Coast Highway between Cedar
The San Diego County Medical Society Foundation is aiding families across San Diego in an important issue - health insurance. Many families are in need of coverage, as San Diego County
Greece's Finance Minister, Yannis Stournaras. Photo: EPA
European finance ministers met today to discuss how to deal with the growing Greek debt crisis, with investors quavering over the
On Friday, Gallup released the results of a survey that showed a significant gender gap in voter preference during the presidential election. In fact, the gender gap in 2012 was
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The only silver lining for the GOP that can be gleaned from the November 6 elections is that it retained control of the House of Representatives. Otherwise,
Hurricanes Sandy and Katrina make it hard to ignore the simple fact that floods and flood risk management are an increasingly serious problem. Emergency responses have improved, but an ounce
Hurricanes Sandy and Katrina make it hard to ignore the simple fact that floods and flood risk management are an increasingly serious problem. Emergency responses have improved, but an ounce
(City Hall) -- Mayor elect Bob Filner will be the second mayor to serve San Diego under the city's relatively young Strong Mayor system. The city switched from the
In an exclusive interview with Russia Today television in Damascus on Friday, Syria’s president, Bashar al-Assad, told reporters he has no plans to step down from his post
After the re-election of President Barack Obama, national energy policy will likely continue without drastic changes, but questions still loom on the future of energy policy in the United
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