San Diego Union-Tribune - 2021-03-06

• MOVING DATE SET FOR HOMELESS SHELTER
• PADRES, THEME PARKS GET STATE REOPENING GUIDANCE
• DEMS IN SENATE STRIKE JOBLESS AID DEAL
• U.S. TO OPEN MORE BEDS FOR IMMIGRANT CHILDREN AS NUMBERS CONTINUE TO RISE
• SDG&E’S HIGH-USAGE CHARGES ELIMINATED AFTER PUSHBACK
• MONARCH’S REIGN AT RISK
• ‘Hell’ gave her family a voice
• MYANMAR PROTESTERS DEFY JUNTA, CONTINUE TO MARCH
• ORDER TO REVIEW CHARGE MAY DELAY CHAUVIN TRIAL
• POPE CALLS FOR TOLERANCE IN VISIT TO IRAQ
• FBI ARRESTS TRUMP APPOINTEE FOR ROLE IN SIEGE
• JUDGE DISMISSES LAWSUIT TO RECOGNIZE ERA
• CONGRESSMA­N SUES TRUMP OVER RIOT
• STUDY: NO PARTISAN BENEFIT FROM MAIL VOTING
• SDDU PLANS TO OFFER IN-PERSON GRADUATION THIS SPRING
• NEWSOM SIGNS LAW THAT AIMS TO PUT YOUTHS ON CAMPUS
• CDC REPORT SHOWS HOW TRAVEL BROUGHT VARIANTS
• CDC LINKS IN-PERSON RESTAURANT DINING TO INCREASE IN VIRUS CASES
• NEW VIRUS CASES DOWN AT FACILITIES
• News anchor Edwards sidelined by health scare
• KUSI NEWSMAN REBUILT LIFE IN SOBRIETY AS SPEAKER
• COMMON GROUND’S ‘DAY OF ABSENCE’ A LANDMARK PLAY THAT STILL RESONATES
• Should we give up on our uppity English language?
• Woman, 25,arrested in alleged road-rage stabbing
• 79th Assembly District voting to start Monday
• POLICE SHOOT ARMED BURGLARY SUSPECT WITH TASER IN NATIONAL CITY
• DIANE BELL
• POLICE ID DRIVER, HARBOR OFFICER INVOLVED IN SHOOTOUT NEAR CONVENTION CENTER
• MORE SUPPORT NEEDED FOR SCHOOL REOPENING
• THE BORDER MINEFIELD
• BECERRA MAKES WRONG CALL ON GUN RESEARCH
• BREAKTHROU­GHS AS BIG AS VACCINES POSSIBLE IN 2021
• Refinancin­g better than debt forgivenes­s
• All borrowers should honor obligation­s
• Forgivenes­s invests in our nation’s future
• Luke Parker Jr.
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Startup’s fortunes changed in a flash
• JUMP IN HIRING FUELS OPTIMISM FOR U.S. ECONOMIC RECOVERY
• 3 INVESTOR GROUPS IN CHAMPION-CAIN FRAUD CASE SETTLE
• THREE COUNCIL MEMBERS CALL FOR SHORTER FRANCHISE DEAL WITH SDG&E
• YELLEN: CONGRESS NEEDS TO ‘GO BIG’:
• SAKS TO SPIN OFF WEBSITE:
• HOMES SELLING IN 1 WEEK
• U.S. TRADE DEFICIT UP 1.9 PERCENT IN JANUARY
• EU, U.S. TO HALT TARIFFS OVER AIRBUS-BOEING DISPUTE
• 3 DEBT STRATEGIES FOR AN UNEQUAL RECOVERY
• GOPHERS TO COME CALLING FOR DUTCHER?
• JUDGE ACCEPTS DEAL; PREPS ARE ALL SET FOR A RETURN TO ACTION
• PADRES TRY TO MATCH L.A.’S DEPTH
• As Rivers leaves stage, Big Ben remains in spotlight
• OFF THE WALL
• AFFIDAVIT: WOODS FOUND UNCONSCIOU­S BY MAN AFTER CRASH
• ‘MIRACLE ON ICE’ STAR PAVELICH DIES AT TREATMENT HOME AT AGE 63
• AZTECS RELEASE DATES FOR ’21 FOOTBALL
• LOYOLA ON TO MVC QUARTERFIN­ALS
• OHTANI FANS FIVE IN HIS RETURN TO MOUND
• ALL-STAR LEBRON HAS ELECTIONS ON BRAIN
• ADESANYA FIGHTS BLACHOWICZ FOR A 2ND TITLE BELT
• BAFFERT SORTS DERBY HOPEFULS
• HUMANS, NATURE BOTH CAPABLE OF CREATING ROSEBUSH SURPRISES
• SEMINAR TO OFFER SPRING GARDEN TIPS
• Milkweed resources
• A ONCE-IN-A-BLUE-MOON DISCOVERY
• Shea introduces ‘Pure Living’ to communitie­s across the region
• The New York Times Crossword Puzzle
• Wife in awkward position after fallout with friends
• Horoscopes
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• WILDFIRE ECONOMIC DAMAGE LINGERS AFTER THE FLAMES
• EL PARQUE DE LA AMISTAD PODRÍA REABRIR EN VERANO
• VACUNA DE UNA SOLA DOSIS DE JOHNSON & JOHNSON LLEGA AL CONDADO
• FUNCIONARI­O: MÉXICO TRABAJA CON EUA EN PLAN DE REAPERTURA
• EL PRECIO MEDIO DE UNA VIVIENDA COMIENZA EL AÑO EN $640 MIL
• RESIDENTES INSTALAN UN REFRIGERAD­OR COMUNITARI­O
• PROYECTO PIDE A LOS FRONTERIZO­S MONITOREAR EL AIRE
• CONTINÚA CONSTRUCCI­ÓN DE NUEVOS DEPARTAMEN­TOS
• GOBIERNO PERMITIRÍA QUEDARSE A FAMILIAS SEPARADAS
• GERARDO ORTIZ CELEBRA 10 AÑOS DE CARRERA CON UN DISCO VERSÁTIL Y MADURO
• LOS CAMPOS DE FLORES VUELVEN A BROTAR EN EL NORTE
• YA VIVIMOS EL CALENTAMIE­NTO DE LA PRIMAVERA EN ESTADOS UNIDOS
• KING HABLA DE CRIMEN, CREATIVIDA­D Y NUEVA NOVELA
• COMIC-CON SE CANCELA DE NUEVO; SOLO SERÁ EN LÍNEA
• HABRÁ MÁS RESTRICCIO­NES A LA CONSTRUCCI­ÓN LOCAL

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