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The San Diego Chargers will walk through the tunnel Sept. 19 for their first home game this season at Qualcomm Stadium. Fans and local residents can envision what it might be like if the Chargers stadium were located downtown. Photo by Don Balch
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What if... the Chargers stadium was built downtown and opening day was held in your neighborhood?
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When it comes to Chargers fans, love can be a many splendored thing. Fans may eventually deal with tough love if the public is asked to pay $500 million of the estimated $800 million cost for a new...
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Balboa Park? There’s an app for that Visitors can now download a Balboa Park iPhone application and explore the 1,200-acre park from the palm of their hands. When the application launched in Jul...
Tributes set to remember 9/11 victims: 9 years later, citywide events will keep patriotic flame alive
Nine years after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, locals will honor those who lost their lives in the twin towers of the World Trade Center and honor feats of heroism by Americans in related ...
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Construction on a $21 million multipurpose facility at the B Street Terminal is expected to increase the site’s capability to dock three cruise ships instead of the current two. Courtesy Photo Will economy’s choppy seas calm for cruise-ship industry? Numbers down for 2010; future projections may still ebb or flow
San Diego’s cruise-ship business is experiencing some stormy economic conditions of late, leading to listing cruise schedules and uncertain skies on the horizon. The cruise industry can tradition...
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A glimpse inside the museum’s permanent collection. Courtesy Photo City’s Chinese museum offers rich historical treasure trove
Step back in time to when Chinese immigrants migrated to San Diego and, living in ramshackle structures, developed a small town within the city. The stories are told as part of the mission of the ...
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Balboa Park? There’s an app for that Visitors can now download a Balboa Park iPhone application and explore the 1,200-acre park from the palm of their hands. When the application launched in Jul...
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Porto Vista Hotel throws Wooftop event The Porto Vista Hotel, 1835 Columbia St., will host an event for dog lovers on Friday, Sept. 3 from 5:30 to 9 p.m. The First Friday Wooftop event, which ta...
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What the article doesn't say is that the renova...
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