Crews fighting fire on Camp Pendleton
Fire in Quebec training area of the Marine Corps base had reached about 650 acres by Monday evening,
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National City set to appoint permanent city manager, city attorney after period of leadership instability
Council set to vote Tuesday on appointment of two highest-ranking positions
Grand jury recommends fixes for San Diego city’s massive fire inspection backlog
San Diego Fire-Rescue has long failed to comply with state law requiring annual safety inspections, a Union-Tribune investigation found last year. Now the agency estimates it completed just 58% this fiscal year.
Cleesattle, Ramirez declare victory in San Diego Superior Court judicial races
Tia Ramirez drew nearly 50.5% of vote in unofficial results; 50% is an outright win that avoids a November run-off.
Republican divides and strange alliances emerge ahead of Georgia runoff
Party players have different ideas about who the best candidates are to win in November.
Don’t expect a repeat. UFC boss Dana White says ‘never again’ to another White House fight night
“It was an amazing, experience, this was a one-of-one,” UFC CEO Dana White said.
Challenger with same name as US Sen. Dan Sullivan is ineligible for Alaska ballot, official says
The challenger can appeal the ruling, the official said, while noting ballots are due to be printed June 28.
Wisconsin beagle research facility that drew protests is closing as rescue group takes in dogs
Big Dog Ranch Rescue announced Monday that it has reached an agreement for the permanent closure of Ridglan Farms and the transfer of its 475 remaining beagles starting this week.
The radical hope of the Obama Center: Rethinking what a presidential library can be
The Obama Presidential Center is a world unto itself, a self-contained universe, a self-described space where “hope has a home.”
B-52 bomber crashes after takeoff at US military base in Southern California
There was no immediate information on whether anyone was hurt.