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CSRWire - Resilient Cities Catalyst Launches the California Resilience Partnership -- a New Statewide, Collaborative, Multi-Sector Effort With the Conrad N Hilton Foundation

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Greater San Diego could get 1 5 inches of rain from atmospheric river

Greater San Diego could get 1.5 inches of rain from an “atmospheric river” weather system that will flow ashore Thursday night and last through Friday, when it also will leave a few inches of snow on the county’s highest mountain peaks, says the National Weather Service. Like the huge windstorm that hit the region Monday, the new system is dropping down from British Columbia. And it’s tapping into a huge plume of warm moisture from the subtropics, northeast of Hawaii, making the event stronger than it would otherwise be. This atmospheric river drenched the Bay Area Tuesday night and was expected to do the same in central California before slumping into San Diego County on Thursday night and intensify early Friday. The rain is expected to last into the afternoon.

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Coronavirus Today: The first shots are taken

Monday, Dec. 14. Here’s what’s happening with the coronavirus in California and beyond. Newsletter Get our free Coronavirus Today newsletter Sign up for the latest news, best stories and what they mean for you, plus answers to your questions. Enter email address You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times. It’s finally happening. The biggest vaccination campaign in American history is officially taking place now that health workers in hospitals around the country have begun baring their arms for the first round of shots designed to protect them from COVID-19. It’s the first major U.S. assault on the coronavirus, which has infected more than 16.4 million people nationally and left more than 300,000 dead.

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ALS Association provides vital support for those facing costly, aggressive disease

Print Bruce Courtney’s journey with ALS started with a sense of weakness in his right hand. At first, the Valley Center resident was diagnosed in 2016 with benign monomelic amyotrophy, a rare disease that causes muscle weakness in the upper extremities, according to the Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center. But the loss of strength spread to his feet about two years later, and with the new symptoms, he was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS. In the years since, the U.S. Navy veteran, 60, and his wife, Lori, tried to make the most of their time together. They knew ALS was a possibility from the beginning, so they traveled around the world to Alaska, Punta Cana, Italy, France, Spain, New Orleans, Lake Tahoe, Israel, Riviera Maya and Cancun.

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Integrity Rooter & Plumbing to Expand Its Service Area in San Diego County

Integrity Rooter & Plumbing to Expand Its Service Area in San Diego County San Diego, California Integrity Rooter & Plumbing, an established Southern California plumbing company, today announced plans to expand its service area to more cities in San Diego County. Established in 1978 by Art Bacilio, Integrity Rooter & Plumbing has earned a reputation as one of the most trusted plumbing services providers in the Greater San Diego area. The Honest Plumber offers a full range of emergency plumber and rooter services, including pipe repair, sewer, and septic tank services, drain installation, gas line repairs, leak detection, toilet repair, and more. We have been serving the San Diego community for more than 40 years, a history I m very proud of, said Art Bacilio, owner of Integrity Rooter & Plumbing. We pride ourselves on being honest problem solvers, being clean, professional, and courteous. I have high expectations as far as the level of workmanship and professionalism I d

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