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Wave hope final regular-season home match will be a springboard to productive playoffs
The San Diego Wave will return to Snapdragon Stadium on Sunday afternoon for their final home match of the regular season. However, this won’t be their last home appearance of the year. Following thei...
Palm Desert dominates Palm Springs on the road in a rain soaked game – The Desert Sun
Palm Desert dominates Palm Springs on the road in a rain soaked game The Desert Sun Source link
Long Beach, OC coastal towns eke out a day of bliss before high tides – and likely flooding – return – Press Telegram
Southern California will once again see unusually high tides beginning early Sunday morning that threaten to flood streets in Orange County, Long Beach and Malibu, recently embattled by giant waves. L...
Los Angeles Angels Release Young Shortstop Before World Series
Getty ANAHEIM, CA – APRIL 09: A close-up view of Los Angeles Angels hats and gloves during a matchup against the Seattle Mariners at Angel Stadium of Anaheim on April 9, 2017 in Anaheim, Califor...
The Biggest Thing Separating the Padres From World Series Teams
Previously this month, the San Diego Padres faced a devastating elimination from the National League Division Series at the hands of the Milwaukee Brewers. After Milwaukee achieved a clean sweep over ...
Palm Springs In-N-Out wins approval with 18 conditions in tense debate
In-N-Out has scored a victory in the design war between the beloved burger business and the city of Palm Springs, but there’s still a ways to go before they’re handing out burgers. As part of a length...
Long Beach's $25.7M BikeShare Overhaul Comes With A Controversial Change – Patch
Long Beach’s $25.7M BikeShare Overhaul Comes With A Controversial Change Patch Source link
Feds claim 17,000 other potential noncitizen voters in California
This week, federal authorities revealed a “distinct set” of 17,000 prospective noncitizen voters in their ongoing federal court case regarding California’s management of suspected voter fraud. I...
To stop scammers, San Diego cracks down on ATMs that turn cash into crypto – San Diego Union-Tribune
San Diego has become the first city in California to address a new type of financial scam where criminals manipulate victims—particularly senior citizens—into sending money via ATMs that convert cash ...