Mary McKenzie
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San Diego, CA, United States
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Miramar National Cemetery honors Vietnam Veterans
Men and Women who served in Vietnam were honored at the Miramar National Cemetery. → Read More
City of Poway receives funding to upgrade water storage
The City of Poway will receive funding for a major upgrade to its clean water storage infrastructure, it was announced Monday. → Read More
Many couples expected to marry on 2-22-22
Several couples are expected to tie the knot on the special palindrome Tuesday or 2'sday of 2-22-22. → Read More
Dog supply drive held in honor of beloved Corgi
A La Mesa retirement community holds a dog supply drive to honor the memory of a beloved Corgi. → Read More
San Diego Blood Bank urges those eligible to donate blood amid shortage
The crisis is being driven by surging covid cases, canceled blood drives, staffing issues, even severe weather in some parts of the country. → Read More
District officials investigating hate speech found at San Dieguito Academy
It's the third incident for the San Dieguito Union High School District in the last three months and the second for the school itself in that time. → Read More
Police investigate string of arson fires in Mira Mesa
A man was detained in connection to a string of arson fires targeting carports in Mira Mesa on Monday. → Read More
SDPD officer accused of brandishing gun in Pacific Beach appears in court
An off-duty San Diego Police Department officer was in court for a preliminary hearing Monday, charged with brandishing a gun. → Read More
Neighbors in Ocean Beach file suit over palm tree removal
The trees were slated for removal by the city, it said, at the request of the FAA and the San Diego International Airport. → Read More
San Diego County program to prioritize health of inmates
San Diego County leaders on Wednesday announced a significant investment in the health of those incarcerated in county facilities. → Read More
USS Bonhomme Richard fire investigation: Unsealed search warrant suggests sabotage, evidence tampering
Newly unsealed documents revealed more about the investigation into the fire that ripped through the USS Bonhomme Richard at Naval Base San Diego, including possible sabotage of the firefighting efforts and tampering of evidence. → Read More
Mid-Coast Blue Line trolley extension aims to start service November 2021
On Tuesday, the first trolley cars quietly glided along the tracks into the new Tecolote Station, which is along the extended corridor. Eventually, the line will serve points from downtown San Diego north to UC San Diego and University Town Centre. Construction began in 2016. → Read More
New City Heights park highlights San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria's 'Parks for All of Us' plan
Wednesday, Mayor Todd Gloria announced the "Parks for All of Us Initiative" at the Wightman Street Neighborhood Park in City Heights. → Read More
Coast Guard offloads $220M worth of cocaine at San Diego's Broadway Pier
More than 11,000 pounds of cocaine was dropped off by the Coast Guard cutter Active at the Broadway Pier on Wednesday morning. The drugs were confiscated during operations that took place in April and May. → Read More
Saddles in Service helps San Diego nurses combat stress
Soles are being meticulously measured and adjusted, hooves shod, and filed on farrier day at Saddles in Service. Two local nurses, you could say, have come here for a different kind of "soul adjustment." Sole and soul adjusting, are arguably two important measures of horse and human health. → Read More
Parents call for San Marcos Unified, Oceanside Unified schools to fully reopen
SAN MARCOS, Calif. (KGTV) -- A group of North County parents is gathering outside of the San Marcos Unified School District office Monday morning to call for the immediate reopening of schools for full-time, in-person learning. A judge said San Marcos Unified, as well as the Oceanside Unified School District, had the discretion to design their own school reopening plans and timelines. Classroom… → Read More
County, San Diego State partner to open COVID-19 vaccine site at Viejas Arena
A new COVID-19 vaccine site is opening at San Diego State's Viejas Arena in the College Area. County leaders say it will allow more San Diegans to get vaccinated, especially as the Petco Park site closed over the weekend. → Read More
Boulevard Fitness in University Heights open for indoor workouts despite San Diego County restrictions
Boulevard Fitness in University Heights is open for business, with a line of people wrapped around the building waiting to go inside to workout on Tuesday, even though they’re not supposed to be open. → Read More
Chula Vista family recounts deadly police shooting in front of home
A South Bay family spoke about the frightening moments that took place when a police chase ended in front their home and then turned into a shootout on their driveway Monday afternoon. → Read More
California high school sports delayed due to coronavirus pandemic
High school sports in San Diego County and across California will happen during the 2020-21 school year but on a modified schedule that will push the start for fall sports, such as football, to early winter. → Read More