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The Fort Hood tragedy is hitting close to home for military men and women here in San Diego. A local anti-terrorism expert spoke to News 8 about what military leaders can do to prevent a tragedy like this from happening here.
Today San Diego is welcoming home Meb Keflezighi. He's speaking at the San Diego Hall of Champions in Balboa Park.
News 8's Kimberly King has San Diego County's MicroClimate forecast for the morning of Friday, Nov. 6, 2009.
Sentencing is scheduled Friday for a Bonita man convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend and their 10-month-old son.
Soldiers who witnessed the shooting rampage at Fort Hood that left 13 people dead reported that the gunman shouted "Allahu Akbar!" - an Arabic phrase for "God is great!" - before opening fire, the base commander said Friday.
A shooting at a Texas military base has some here wondering about security measures at San Diego bases.
A school in 4-S Ranch is a test case for a new way to track sick students. UCSD researchers are gathering the data with the help of federal grants.
A man who survived being in a truck that plunged off a cliff at the Cabrillo National Monument is thanking those who saved his life.
Both local and federal law enforcement call it a record marijuana seizure in San Diego County.
He's one of the Chargers' youngest fans. A six-year-old boy's biggest dream came true when he got the chance to meet some of his heroes.
Working alongside his wife in their Santee kitchen, Jeff Ugur is a man on a mission.
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News 8's Kimberly King has San Diego County's MicroClimate forecast for the morning of Thursday, Nov. 5, 2009.
Supporters of same-sex marriage took to the streets of San Diego Wednesday night on the one-year anniversary of the passing of Proposition 8.
A man who is suspected of murdering several women and keeping their decomposing bodies in his Cleveland home may have raped a woman in Coronado while stationed there as a Marine, police said.
A new report reveals that parole agents missed obvious clues that could have led to the rescue of a missing girl in the Bay Area.
Coronado police are looking into whether an accused serial killer in Ohio may have raped a woman here years ago.
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People living in the Pine Valley area say they've spotted a wolf roaming around, but pictures may prove the creature is not quite the animal they fear.
Autopsies are planned for three North Dakota college softball players found dead inside a Jeep that was discovered submerged in a rural farm pond.
This is San Diego County's MicroClimate Forecast for Wednesday, November 4, 2009.
An all-out search for 22-year-old Kyrstin Gemar and two other Dickinson State University softball players has ended tragically.
Federal agents are sending a message to smugglers that they have had enough with crime at the border.
Fifty-four feral cats scheduled to die are starting a new life in San Diego County.
SeaWorld is celebrating a rare and exciting event - the birth of nearly seven dozen sea turtles.
While a lot of focus has been put on seasonal flu and the H1N1 virus this fall, another virus has been hitting San Diegans hard, and the symptoms can be very dangerous.
No appointments to be kept, no arrangements to be made. For two hikers from San Marcos, a 15-mile trek through Mt. Laguna is a weekly ritual.
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A group of feral cats are starting a new life here in San Diego County.
Federal agents are cracking down on smuggling across the U.S.-Mexico border.
Days after a Marine helicopter collided with a Coast Guard transport plane, there is still no word on what caused the crash.
It's a place where lifeguards often make rescues. Work to make the Mission Bay jetty safer for boaters is now underway.
Some San Diegans could hardly contain their excitement when the first local Sonic Burger opened last spring. Now North County residents have one of their own.
When you're searching for the perfect pansy, it helps to have an expert like Evelyn Weidner whose roots are planted firmly in the soil of Encinitas.
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The next time you open up your paycheck, you'll notice your take home pay is a little less, thanks to the state of California.