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Swastikas, Antisemitic Graffiti Found At 2 Imperial Beach Homes
Detectives with the Imperial Beach Sheriff's Substation are investigating the incidents.

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Detectives with the Imperial Beach Sheriff's Substation are investigating the incidents.

The free festival will feature more than 130 artisans and vendors, German food and beer, live entertainment, a dog costume contest and more.
The man was pronounced dead at the scene.
The man was pronounced dead at the scene.
The driver failed to stop for officers and struck an SDG&E transformer during a pursuit before continuing toward the boardwalk, police said.
Sheriff's homicide investigators were working to determine the circumstances and motive.
"A tax bill that goes into default doesn't just sit there — it gets more expensive every month," Treasurer-Tax Collector Larry Cohen said.
The Rising Star program has recognized 114 students and awarded 25 scholarships since its inception.
The business operates as a barbershop and recording studio.
The business operates as a barbershop and recording studio.
The driver felt the impact and backed up, then discovered the woman on the ground, police said.
The 43 cases are more than double the 21 rabid bats identified last year, which had been a record high, according to county officials.
The group was taken to Ballast Point and transferred to U.S. Border Patrol agents.
The woman was taken to a hospital with a brain bleed, police said.
Deputies detained Manuel Guzman, 30, who was carrying a large lighter and admitted to starting the fire, according to the sheriff's office.
The boy was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead, police said.
Vandegrift Boulevard was closed in the affected area. Oceanside police issued a SigAlert for the closure.
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Officials urged residents near the tracks to remain alert and reminded the public to cross the tracks only at designated railroad crossings.