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Man shot by police will have trial for allegedly discharging weapon
A Paradise Hills man was ordered Dec. 27 to stand trial on six felony counts involving him pointing a gun at police officers before...
New Year, new initiatives at Southwestern College
The beginning of the new year brings new opportunities for our students, employees and community. The winter intersession began Jan. 2, offering students the...
Year gone by brought a mixed array of news makers
It was in January when The Star-News told you about a new Chula Vista nonprofit with old roots in the community that was working...
Olivewood celebrates holiday nutrition
Families recently gathered at Olivewood Gardens and Learning Center located at 2525 N Ave. to create pinecone reindeers and Christmas ornaments for Family Fun...
Niece guilty of fatal crash will learn fate next year
The driver of an SUV who crashed in Chula Vista after fleeing U.S. Border Patrol agents will be sentenced Jan. 6 after pleading guilty...
Doctors continue fight to prevent flu despite CBP opposition
Christmas Eve 2018 was the day 8-year-old Felipe Vasquez died from flu complications in U.S. Customs and Border Patrol custody. Since then, two more...
‘Pastorela 2.0’ takes SDSU stage
Last weekend TuYo, a local theater production company with the mission of telling stories from and by diverse Latinx perspectives, brought their latest production,...
RUTH shares story of survival during yearlong library exhibit
Her mother and grandparents survived the Holocaust. Her father fled his home after Nazis forbid him from getting an education or working. Now, Chula...
District distributes bikes to families
One hundred bikes and helmets lined the Chula Vista Elementary School District Education and Support Center Dec. 14 at CVESD’s 13th annual Bicycle Distribution...
Traveller accused of rape set for new year trial
Two South Bay women and a tourist testified Dec. 10 a Chula Vista man raped them and he was ordered to stand trial on...
