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Lemon Grove mixed-use project completed on Broadway
The 36-unit, mixed-use Citron Court development at 7385 Broadway in Lemon Grove has been completed.
Taxable property values decline countywide
The drop in countywide valuations, which had been forecast for several months, was calculated at 2.3 percent, slightly less than the 2.5 percent dip Butler predicted earlier this year.
California: S.D. man on death row dies of natural causes
Lawrence Edward Bergman, 60, had been serving time in San Quentin State Prison since he was sentenced to death in 1997 for the murder of Edwin Stark.
Caught on Tape: Suspect Tasered in Head
Two bank robbery suspects are in custody after leading officers on a chase across San Diego County on Thursday.
Bank robbers lead San Diego police on car chase
Two men suspected of robbing a Rancho Bernardo bank today led police on a lengthy road chase before jumping out of their getaway car and making a failed attempt to escape on foot.
Family of Shoorting Victim Has Message of Hope for Suspected Gunman
Three months after Marcella Peraza was gunned down outside a party in Encanto, her family is speaking out on what would have been her 22nd birthday in hopes of bringing the suspected shooter, to justice.
Debate over Edison's power-line plans still surging
Beneath Southern California Edison's high-capacity power towers just east of Visalia, the sounds are continuous and troubling.
Man Pleads Not Guilty In Beating Of Pro-Gay Marriage Activist
An Oceanside resident accused of punching a man during a torch relay protesting the state initiative that overturned same-sex marriage rights pleaded not guilty today to felony battery with hate crime allegations.
Marriage Equality Activist Beaten in San Diego County
In the wake of Propositon 8, right-wing pundits littered the Internet with claims of violence and threats directed at Christians and others who supported the rescinding of marriage equality rights in California.
Assault Alleged During Gay Rights March
Hundreds of gay and lesbian protesters and their supporters participated in the countywide 'Equality Torch Relay" on Saturday, then converged for a rally calling for equal marriage rights and the repeal of Proposition 8 outside of the county administration.
La Mesa man held in 7-Eleven robbery spree
Four convenience stores were targeted by the robber, starting at 1:11 a.m. Police made the arrest outside the 7-Eleven on Palm Avenue near Echo Drive a little more than an hour later, said police Capt.
Police: Men Shoot At Hood Of Moving Car
Two men were in custody Tuesday after one of them shot at the hood of a moving car in southeastern San Diego in an outbreak of road rage stemming from a traffic dispute that began in Lemon Grove, police said.
Federal Grant for AP, IB Exams
State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jack O'Connell today announced the California Department of Education received $4.3 million in federal Advanced Placement Test Fee Program grants to help low-income students pay fees to take Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate tests.
One Suspect In Custody In La Mesa Home Invasion
A 33-year-old man is in custody Wednesday on suspicion of being one of two men who forced their way into a La Mesa home and beat the occupant before leading police on a foot chase, police said.
Convenience Store and Customers Robbed
San Diego County sheriff's deputies are on the look-out for a man who robbed a Lemon Grove 7-11 and its customers Tuesday morning.
Gunman Steals Money, Wallets From La Mesa 7-11
A gunman took money from a cash register and customers' wallets while robbing a convenience store in Lemon Grove Tuesday, authorities said.
Philanthropist, consumer advocate Robert Choate dies
Robert B. Choate Jr., 84, a Boston Brahmin and self-styled "citizen lobbyist" who in the 1960s and 1970s played a vital role in exposing malnutrition in America and was best remembered for embarrassing cereal companies into providing nutritional labels on their boxes, died May 3 at a retirement community in Lemon Grove, Calif., near San Diego.
Critical Conditions Wins Seven Book Awards
Critical Conditions: The Essential Hospital Guide To Get Your Loved One Out Alive by patient advocate and author Martine Ehrenclou , MA, has won seven book awards .
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Norman L. Ferguson, Sr. Inducted into Cambridge Who's Who Registry
LEMON GROVE, CA, April 25, 2009 Norman L. Ferguson, Sr. has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for excellence in all aspects of municipal services.
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