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Lake Oroville: January 2017 and January 2016 (Kelly M. Grow/California Department of Water Resources) San Diego County Water Authority Says

Illustration courtesy of the San Diego Convention Center Corporation. Court Rules Convention Center Expansion Legally Sound The city of San

Rendering of CityMark Development’s XPO townhomes. (Credit: The Mckinley Associates) Construction Begins on Urban Townhomes in Bankers Hill Construction is

Milk for newborns research at UC San Diego. (Photo by Erik Jepsen/UC San Diego Publications) Unraveling the Mystery of Mother’s

Apple accused San Diego-based Qualcomm of overcharging for its chips and for refusing to pay some $1 billion in promised

Drought Monitor: the red portion shows extreme drought area. (David Miskus, NOAA) California Drought Continues To Shrink, Federal Gov’t Says

Mayor Kevin Faulconer with the city seal and flag in the background. (Photo by Chris Jennewein) Mayor Faulconer Skips Washington

The garden-style apartment complex consists of 20 four-plex buildings with spacious two- and three-bedroom units that average 1,100 square feet.

In 2016, just seven percent of the top 250 domestic grossing films were directed by women. (Photo: Tallgrass Pictures) Gender

The School for Entrepreneurs & Technology in Serra Mesa. New Charter High School Aims to Shape Entrepreneurs of the Future