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Bicycle-sharing coming to San Diego, but it won’t be cheap
A bike-sharing program, such as those already up and rolling in many other U.S. cities, is finally coming...
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SDSU-developed BTrackS concussion meter ready for market
Just how does a trainer on the sidelines during a football game determine if an athlete has suffered...
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Joan Rivers leaves us at 81
Sadly, "Can we talk?" must now be answered with: "No." Joan Rivers, both beloved and disdained in her...
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Chargers final preseason game blacked out on local T.V.
The Chargers reported that their final preseason tune-up versus the Cardinals tomorrow will not be shown live on...
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UCSD again number one university in US as rated by Washington Monthly
For five years in a row now, the University of California at San Diego has been named the...
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Windows 9 almost here?
Still clinging to your "legacy" Windows 7 laptop? Were you forced to go to Windows 8 when you...
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95 Million trips traveled on San Diego public transit in past year
In the fiscal year just completed a record number of passenger trips were provided by the Metropolitan Transit...
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San Diego State will open branches in Republic of Georgia
SDSU will be opening three campuses in the Republic of Georgia soon. In partnership with three Georgian colleges:...
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California Coastal Commission approves closing of La Jolla’s Children’s Pool Beach from December to May to protect seal pups
A plan of the San Diego City Council involving barring people from the very popular Children's Pool Beach...
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I-5 widening, extensive North County coastal transportation plan approved
The California Coastal Commission, meeting at the Catamaran Resort in Pacific Beach all this week, has approved, without...
