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| President Trump will deliver his first State of the Union on Tuesday, hoping to sell the public on his agenda. While he'll boast about the economy, he confronts historically low approval ratings, a threatening probe into his campaign and his own actions, and fears of GOP losses in November. |
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| Years of outrage and legal persistence on multiple fronts paid off Tuesday for a San Diego law firm that challenged what it considered an unfair California Public Utilities Commission decision and finally secured a concession for consumers worth hundreds of millions of dollars. |
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| The operation was part of an effort to reduce demand for paid sex, with hopes that a night in jail and a criminal charge will deter the men from future transactions. |
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| San Diego's recent spending to combat the hepatitis A outbreak and December's wildfires has left the city with less money to close a projected deficit during the coming budget year. |
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| Debra Ballard, a lead dispatcher at the San Diego Police Department, and police Detective Art Calvert will undergo transplant surgery next week. |
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| The president offered some ideas with bipartisan promise. Then he once again inflammatorily framed immigration policy as being about protecting Americans from gangsters. |
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| My greatest wish and hope is that our Constitution is strong enough to withstand their reckless behavior. |
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| The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 set aside $105.3 billion for infrastructure and San Diego County agencies and institutions received nearly $1 billion. |
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| San Diego was among the top four cities in the U.S. with the biggest annual home price increases, said the S&P Case-Shiller Indices. |
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| The Padres won four playoff berths and a National League pennant and got public approval for ballpark funding with Kevin Towers as their general manager. |
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| Long-time Padres shortstop Garry Templeton will be inducted into the Breitbard Hall of Fame on Thursday. He finished second only to Tony Gwynn in several offensive categories after spending 10 years of his career in San Diego. |
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| Chatting with the Broadway and screen star about 'Wicked' and her solo performance at Music Box here Friday |
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| Border Patrol in San Diego announced the arrests of two men — one enrolled in DACA and another who had previously enrolled — and their arrests in connection to human smuggling. |
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