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The fourth Navy warship named after San Diego but the first to be homeported here was commissioned on the waterfront Saturday before 6,000 people, who marveled at a cavernous vessel that will carry Marines to distant parts of the world.

The fourth ship named after San Diego and the first to be home-ported in the city will be commissioned on the city's waterfront Saturday before 6,000 people who'll be seated before a cavernous vessel that will carry local Marines to distant parts of the world.

With temp jobs growing, here's two stories of San Diegans who have recently been a part of the workforce: Delta Boisrond had a job interview on a recent Friday, got the offer the next Monday and started training on Tuesday.

Every year, we comb the county, looking for the best San Diego has to offer, from favorite foods to eclectic finds to places to play.

Paul Chavez, the son of Cesar Chavez, talks about why he is happy to see a Naval ship named after his father.