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San Diego Superior Court Warns of Scammers Faking as Court Officials in Jury Duty Payment Scam
San Diego Superior Court warns of a scam where fraudsters pose as court officials, falsely claiming citizens owe money for missed jury duty or fines and urging them to pay via money orders.
San Francisco's Mission District Launches Las Posadas Campaign to Boost Holiday Shopping Local
San Francisco's Mission district has launched the Las Posadas Holiday Shopping campaign to support local businesses and enforce a moratorium on unpermitted street vending to ensure safe and festive shopping.
Chicago Marathon Anticipates Record-Breaking 50,000 Runners Amid Soaring Application Numbers for 2024 Race
The Chicago Marathon expects a record 50,000 runners after 123,000 applied. Selected runners were notified, with charity program spots still open. The event raised $30.4 million last year and aims higher for 2024.
San Diego High School Senior Chosen for Prestigious Senate Youth Program and $10,000 Scholarship
San Diego student Aaron Combs was chosen for the prestigious U.S. Senate Youth Program, earning a $10,000 scholarship and a trip to Washington D.C. He's recognized for his leadership and advocacy for neurodiverse education.
Grave Robbery at Harvard, Morgue Manager and Cohorts Plead Not Guilty in Body Parts Sale Scandal
Harvard Medical School, after a scandal involving stolen body parts, has been advised to overhaul its body donation program, with the former morgue manager and others pleading not guilty to related charges.
