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| Homeless people in downtown San Diego kept the faith on Christmas Eve with warm meals, religious services and an 18-foot Christmas fee. |
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| Jewish synagogue has opened its doors to neighboring Christian church for Christmas services. |
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| An $11 million plan dubbed "Threshold of the Americas" aims to give pedestrians a more savory walking experience as they walk from the border to downtown Tijuana. |
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| She was living on the street in La Mesa when they met her. They didn't want her to die there. |
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| An early-morning house fire in Mira Mesa has left a home destroyed and one person dead on Christmas Eve. |
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| When a drug overdose epidemic is so severe that it lowers U.S. life expectancy, it demands a vigorous response — one Americans have yet to see. |
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| Opposing views on what Donald Trump accomplished this year. |
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| Chargers struggle to defeat New York Jets but stay alive in playoff race thanks to some help from their neighbors in Los Angeles. |
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| Michigan State sophomore Brian Lewerke is looking like yet another great quarterback n a long line of them at the school. |
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| San Diego saw its unemployment rate in November slide to 3.4 percent, the lowest level since December of 1999 amid strong hiring last month. |
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| Test how closely you have followed the big local business and economics stories of 2017. |
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| What we're thankful for in 2017: visual art |
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| Many homeless people are sharp and funny. I often found myself engaged and genuinely interested while talking to them about life, politics, religion, etc. |
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