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Escondido mother raises awareness about postpartum depression and anxiety

A year and a half after Charles “Chase” Merritt was arrested in the bludgeoning deaths of the McStay family of Fallbrook, there’s no trial date set — not the fast pace the ailing 59-year-old defendant said he wanted in the death penalty case.

Oceanside Unified School District creates honorary diploma program

Local business groups have ramped up efforts to take back San Diego City Hall with nearly $300,000 in recent campaign donations to independent committees supporting Republican Ray Ellis. Those donations could sway the crucial council race in north coastal District 1, where Ellis faces Democrat Barbara Bry and three other challengers in the June 7 primary.

A Holocaust Remembrance drew students and community members at Cal State University San Marcos. Holocaust survivor Hershel Frankiel talked about “The Miraculous Survival.”

State utility regulators on Monday reopened the agreement they approved in 2014 that assigned ratepayers the lion’s share of the multibillion-dollar cost for premature shutdown of the failed San Onofre nuclear power plant.

Casa de Amparo’s 20th Annual Meet the Chefs fundraiser drew over 300 guests and raised more than $125,000 to benefit the nonprofit’s programs that treat and prevent child abuse and neglect.

The bears are out early this spring, something I discovered last weekend while visiting the Eastern High Sierra for opening weekend of trout season.

It’s nice to be acknowledged.

The motorcyclist suffers injuries in crash with a vehicle near Del Mar.