The submarine USS Santa Fe returns to San Diego after breaking through the Arctic ice cap
The submarine USS Santa Fe, which vertically rose through Arctic ice in March, returned home to San Diego on Tuesday.
The submarine USS Santa Fe, which vertically rose through Arctic ice in March, returned home to San Diego on Tuesday.
Interim City Manager Tony Winney’s contract was extended for a six-month period, unless a permanent selection is made sooner.
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10News icon Bill Griffith, 77, spent almost 40 years telling the best and worst of San Diego’s stories — and using his own battle with male breast cancer to raise awareness.