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McNees leads a second straight sweep as the Tritons beat CSUN on Senior Night

UC San Diego beat CSUN 25-14, 25-23 and 25-16 on Saturday evening at LionTree Arena, hitting .324 as a team and honoring six seniors after its second sweep in two nights.

San Diego Chronicle · Nov. 15

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  1. McNees leads a second straight sweep as the Tritons beat CSUN on Senior Night
  2. Tritons close the regular season with a 12-7 Senior Day win over Saint Mary's
  3. DiLeva kicks three field goals and throws a touchdown pass as the Aztecs beat Utah State 30-13 on Senior Day
  4. Kozan breaks a team record as the Tritons win the Malibu tri-meet
  5. Tritons hold Bakersfield to 22 kills and sweep the Roadrunners to open the final homestand
  6. Falslev scores 33 as Utah State hits 21 three pointers and hands the Tritons their first loss, 120-82
  7. Feiman scores 17 as the Tritons pull away from Portland State, 78-64 in the home opener
  8. Hammonds and Presley score five points each as the Tritons top Biola, 15-7
  9. Showers return to San Diego County, with more rounds through the middle of next week
  10. Colorado ends the Aztecs' 16 game home win streak, 64-55 at Viejas
  11. Outshooting Boise State is not enough as the Aztecs fall 2-0 in the Pac-12 semifinal
  12. Davis scores 26 as the Aztecs pull away late to beat Bethune-Cookman, 88-75
  13. Union Tower opens in National City, with 94 homes and 24 of them for veterans
  14. In Santee, the state's utility judges came to hear what an 8.6 percent increase sounds like
  15. The county begins its hand count, a random 1 percent of ballots checked against the machines
  16. Tribal and law enforcement partners hold the first MMIP Collaborative convening at Pala
  17. Midway Rising is approved, unanimously, and the Sports Arena site has its future
  18. Midway Rising goes to the full council today, in three votes
  19. Up 24 at the half, the Aztecs women hold off the UTSA rally and stay unbeaten
  20. Down four at the half again, the Tritons run off with Homecoming, 81-65 over Fresno State
  21. The Aztecs hold Colorado to 17 in a half and win the first Bill Walton Classic, 77-66
  22. One goal in the 30th minute ends the Wave's season at Snapdragon
  23. Half of young daily vapers now reach for the strongest nicotine, UC San Diego study finds
  24. Ten things to know about a very strong El Niño, from the scientists on the La Jolla bluff
  25. The county hands its river crisis to a diplomat
  26. VA San Diego lands fourth quarter funding for elevators, substations and the record system
  27. Council confirms Bezak as chief operating officer, unanimously
  28. Wallin and DiLeva take Pac-12 honors for the game they finished twice
  29. Twice behind, twice level: San Diego FC draw 2-2 at the Galaxy in Carson
  30. Myatovic scores twice, the second in overtime, and the Gulls answer Friday's shutout with a 3-2 win in Tucson
  31. Henderson Fire reaches 3,132 acres on Saturday, October 17, and holds at 20 percent containment
  32. Comic-Con 2027 Returning Registration opens Saturday morning
  33. Two goals up, then rescued at the end: San Diego FC draw Houston 3-3
  34. France and Fermin named Gold Glove finalists, and the Padres defense has the receipts
  35. Rescue swimmer tears through a cabin roof to free a sailor trapped off Coronado
  36. Gulls get defenseman Travis Mitchell down from Anaheim, send goaltender Tomas Suchanek to Tulsa
  37. The film festival turns 25 tonight in La Jolla, and Viola Davis takes the Gregory Peck Award
  38. Rachel is coming: San Diego under a rare tropical storm watch with Sunday the day of impact
  39. 'San Diego is not collateral damage': Gloria fires back at Trump's 'take out San Diego' rally remark
  40. Today is the last day to board the Cuauhtemoc in San Diego
  41. Sheets' homer, the bullpen's night: Padres sweep the Cubs and head to Milwaukee
  42. ACLU sues San Diego over license-plate cameras, calling the system mass surveillance
  43. San Diego FC's harder second act
  44. Miramar is the city's front porch to the military
  45. Holding the bluffs while the railroad plans its exit
  46. A national rare-disease center, in San Diego's backyard
  47. The river that keeps closing the beaches
  48. Comic-Con's footprint is the whole city
  49. The trolley proved San Diego can build big things. Remember that.
  50. The $6.4 billion balanced budget
  51. The count came down. The crisis did not.
  52. The border crossing that keeps slipping
  53. A submarine's new homeport is Point Loma
  54. San Ysidro's motorcycle lane had a rough first day

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The county hands its river crisis to a diplomat

Bridget Premont, a career foreign service officer who spent four years at the U.S. Consulate in Tijuana, is San Diego County's first pollution crisis chief. The new job sits in the Office of County Counsel and puts one official in charge of coordinating the Tijuana River Valley response across six county departments and two countries.

San Diego Chronicle · Oct. 21

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VA San Diego lands fourth quarter funding for elevators, substations and the record system

The VA San Diego Healthcare System received a fourth quarter round of federal maintenance funding, the VA announced on Monday, covering four projects at the Jennifer Moreno VA Medical Center campus: electronic health record infrastructure, four modernized elevators, a renovated west entrance patio, and a replacement primary substation on electrical gear the VA dates back 50 years.

San Diego Chronicle · Oct. 20

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