Tuesday, December 30, 2025
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DON'T MISS

Dozens gather to watch sentence

Chula Vista Carlos Davalos - 0
A crowd of 65 people watched a judge sentence a drunk driver who killed David Voigt on his bicycle in Chula Vista to 14 years and eight months in state prison...
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Esoteric Astrology as news for week Dec. 27 – Jan. 2, 2018

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Full Moon as New Year Begins We begin the new year (2018) Monday with a full moon...the Capricorn solar festival, a most auspicious beginning for a new year...bringing light to the future,...
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Gunshot wounds and jail time

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A fugitive who was wanted for robbing a South Bay store and was wounded by U.S. deputy marshals has pleaded guilty to two robbery charges. Cedric Black, 22, will be sentenced Nov....
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Nothing new to add to conversation

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The more things change— In a 1994 letter to editor published in The Star-News, someone wrote, in part: “We have all see demonstrations against Proposition 187 conducted throughout California by large groups...
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D.A. won’t charge Chula Vista cop

Chula Vista Robert Moreno - 0
The San Diego District Attorney’s office said they will not file criminal charges against a Chula Vista police officer accused of making criminal threats to harm his girlfriend in March. “We’ve decided...
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Remembering terror war veterans

Chula Vista Robert Moreno - 0
Neighborhood streets around Veterans Park in the Sunbow community are named after World War II, Korean War and Vietnam veterans who died in the line of duty. Councilman and Iraq war veteran...
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Trojans sink Aztecs, 10-9, in thrilling CIF boys water polo opener

High School Phillip Brents - 0
The Castle Park High School boys water polo team faced its share of adversity this season with a move up to the elite Mesa League and midseason hospitalization of head coach...
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Eastlake gives assistant coach a ‘Titan-ic’ send-off

Football Phillip Brents - 0
The proverbial game ball is usually reserved for the top performer or the player who makes the game-breaking play. Last Friday, the Eastlake Titans presented their game ball to defensive backs...
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Water walk

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Samhita Ilango is a Bonita Vista High School senior involved in the campus club Project Concern International organizing committee. Ilango said she heard about PCI’s efforts to raise funds for the...
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Otay Ranch field hockey team shooting for league title

High School Phillip Brents - 0
Brianne Martinez took over the coaching reins of the Otay Ranch High School girls field hockey team in 2009 and finished with a highly successful first season: a runner-up finish in...
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Mi Escuelita provides lessons in ending cycle of violence

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"Don’t worry," she told her new friend. "It's safe here," she whispered loudly. She gave a big baby-tooth grin and held out her hand. The curly hair three-year-old was new to the...
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Not just a walk in the park

Behind Police Lines Tom Basinski - 0
Last week I outlined what the San Diego County Sheriff’s Search and Rescue Team was all about, their training, equipment and mission. This group is made up of people who are...
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Fire station open despite closed doors

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Chula Vista fire station 9 is now deemed operational after a temporary 48-hour closure this past weekend. The two-day closure was due in part to a broken sewer line in the station,...
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Sweetwater basketball Hall of Fame to add four new members

Basketball Phillip Brents - 1
The Sweetwater High School boys basketball team will honor some of its top alumni during a halftime ceremony at Saturday’s upcoming South Bay League game against visiting Mar Vista. Tip off is...
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Life in the ring trained him for life patrolling the streets

Behind Police Lines Tom Basinski - 0
In 1921 Flint, Michigan, a short, stocky barber plied his trade at the downtown Capitol barbershop. Chief of Police James P. Cole would often stop by for a shave on his...
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THIS WEEK

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Esoteric Astrology as news...

 The Gift of  Serving One Another – Drawing to Ourselves Those We Are Able to Serve Christmas Day this year (2025) occurs under a Pisces...