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The location’s 38 employees will be transferred to work out of the Encanto post office.

Ariela Canizal, director of community and leadership development at the University of San Diego, was a first-generation college student who found pop culture helped her connect with her peers and professors. She’s part of a San Diego Comic-Con panel discussion, “GeekEd: Is the Juice Worth the Squeeze? When Pop Culture Becomes Pedagogy for First-Gen Students,” inspired by the book “First Gen & Juice: Exploring First Generation College Student Narratives in Pop Culture and Mass Media,” in which she is also a contributing author.

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With San Diego Comic-Con International 2026 now happening at the Convention Center, From the Archives goes back to Aug. 1, 1974, for this photo of a guy who called himself “Captain Sticky,” at the Comics Convention at the El Cortez Convention Center. Through the years the event eventually grew into the extravaganza we know today. Captain Sticky told the U-T photographer that he advocated for pro-consumer rights.

Nonprofits collaborate with county to provide basic services and an array of career-oriented programs.

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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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