Thursday, Jul. 29 2010 - Updated: 6:25 a.m.
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Pot plants seized on SD city-owned land
Narcotics task force agents confiscated 350 marijuana plants worth as much as $1.4 million Wednesday from a grove a mile south of an Escondido shopping mall.
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Judge blocks parts of Arizona immigration law
A federal judge stepped into the fight over Arizona's immigration law at the last ...
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California & The West
Calif. fire that burned homes is partly contained
Firefighters say they've partially surrounded a wildfire in Kern County that has burned at ...
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Business
CA still has lots of cash for energy-efficient appliances
The California Energy Commission vastly expanded the list of appliances it will subsidize, adding ...
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Rock solid: Health problems haven’t stopped Bret Michaels
Keeping busy is easy for self-described “passion-aholic” Bret Michaels. Staying alive has been more ...
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Brach approaching saves record
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