Ebone Monet
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Indianapolis, IN, United States
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New Documentary Highlights Migrants Stuck At Tijuana Border
San Diego documentarian examines the conditions in Tijuana for migrants from Central America. → Read More
Vintage Workouts Make A Comeback In 2019
Despite the abundance of technology apps designed to help people get fit, some more traditional exercises are still topping the fitness list. → Read More
San Diego State University Nursing Students Diagnose Holograms
San Diego State nursing students are using augmented reality to test diagnostic skills. → Read More
San Diego State University Nursing Students Diagnose Holograms
San Diego State nursing students are using augmented reality to test diagnostic skills. → Read More
Imperial Valley Kids Get A Much-Needed Ride To The Beach
San Diego County has 70 miles of coastline. But for kids living in the inner city or in low-income communities, access to the region's beaches can be out of reach. → Read More
Day On The Bay Helps Refugee Students Adjust To Life In San Diego
Several San Diego refugee high school students hit the water Friday to participate in a youth outreach program. → Read More
San Diego Symphony Bids Farewell To Maestro Jahja Ling
Maestro Jahja Ling conducts his final performance with the San Diego Symphony this weekend, following 13 seasons as music director. → Read More
Women Volunteers Build Affordable Housing In Logan Heights
Hundreds of women volunteers are wielding hammers and sawing wood in Logan Heights this week, in a $3 million project to help relieve San Diego’s affordable housing shortage. → Read More
'2017 Salute to Veterans' Tour Offers San Diego Public Rides on WWII B-17 Bomber
A salute to veterans will soar over San Diego County this weekend with flights on board a restored Boeing B-17. Military fans and visitors will have a chance to experience a World War II icon, on display at Gillespie Field Airport on Saturday and Sunday. → Read More
One Wall At A Time: Murals Transform San Diego's Lincoln Park
A group of local artists help transform Imperial Avenue in Southeast San Diego with public art one wall at a time. The Urban Collaborative Project has brought them together with projects that continue to give back to the community. → Read More
Calls Grow For San Diego Union Boss To Step Down Amid Sexual Harassment, Gender Discrimination Allegations
Calls for Mickey Kasparian to step down or go on leave are amplifying. Two months ago, Kasparian, who is the head of one of San Diego County’s biggest unions, was sued by two former employees for sexual harassment and gender discrimination, among other claims. → Read More
Mostly Peaceful Protests In El Cajon After Police Shoot Unarmed Man
Protesters filled the streets of El Cajon a day after an unarmed man was shot and killed by police officers. They held signs and chanted “no justice, no peace,” “hands up, don’t shoot” and “black lives matter.” → Read More
Be Our Guest: Stone Hotel Brewing Up Tourism Dollars For North County
Escondido leaders are looking forward to the opening of the new hotel, which is expected to pave the way for tourism dollars and jobs. → Read More
As Koch Steps Down, He Expects New Stone CEO To Continue 'Amazing' Journey
Before a new executive takes over Escondido-based Stone Brewing Tuesday, co-founder and CEO Greg Koch talks about how his craft beer vision goes beyond the tasting room. → Read More
Interfaith Shelter Network Seeks Help Of Churches To Aid Homeless
Leaders with Interfaith Shelter Network, a program that helps hundreds of homeless men, women and children, want to do more with the help of San Diego churches. → Read More
Wire Art Hangs Out In City Heights
Spenser Little makes art from wire. Eight of his sculptures, inspired by the community, are now hanging above light poles around City Heights. → Read More
Service held for 3 people killed in south side crash
Friends and family said goodbye to three people killed in a crash on the city's south side last week. → Read More
Stores hope to capture last-minute shoppers
If you still have last-minute shopping to do, you're in luck. → Read More
Six months later, Larissa Sam still missing
Six months after her disappearance, Larissa Sam's family is preparing to celebrate the holidays without her. → Read More
Families of unsolved murder victims march to end 'code of silence'
Families who have lost loved ones to violence, and who have yet to see justice served, marched the streets of Indianapolis Sunday to send a message. → Read More