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Long-delayed San Diego polystyrene foam ban could take effect in April

Restaurants would have to stop using foam food containers and retailers wouldn't be allowed to sell foam pool toys or coolers.

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Parents file legal claims against DMUSD after their second grader left school with high blood alcohol level

The school district concluded that the student ingested hand sanitizer, but the parents allege her water bottle had been tampered with

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In tight race for sheriff, a third of voters remain undecided, poll finds

Kelly Martinez ahead 37 percent over John Hemmerling's 31 percent. A third of respondents said they were undecided

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Parents file legal claims against DMUSD after their second-grader left school with high blood alcohol level

The Del Mar school district concluded that the student ingested hand sanitizer, but the parents allege her water bottle had been tampered with

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Confronting surge in overdose deaths, supervisors make plans for opioid settlement money

Expanded drug treatment, peer counseling and safe drug disposal systems are part of San Diego County's plan for spending opioid settlement money it expects to be paid.

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