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2. Category:Newspapers published in San Diego - Wikipedia

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3. List of newspapers in California - Wikipedia

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   The San Diego Union-Tribune: San Diego: Digital First Media: 121,321 San Francisco Chronicle: San Francisco: Hearst Corporation: 164,820 San Francisco Examiner: San Francisco: San Francisco Media Company 75,009 The Mercury News: San Jose: Digital First Media: 527,568 The Tribune: San Luis Obispo: McClatchy: 35,000 San Mateo County Times: San ...

4. Murder of Cara Knott - Wikipedia

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   Scene of the crime. On the night of December 27, 1986, twenty-year-old Cara Knott was driving south on Interstate 15 from her boyfriend's home in Escondido, California, to her parents' home in El Cajon when Craig Peyer, who was on duty in a marked California Highway Patrol (CHP) vehicle, directed Knott to pull off the freeway on an isolated, unfinished offramp. [7]

5. Mission Times Courier - Wikipedia

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   The Mission Times Courier is a monthly community newspaper published in San Diego, California, by [Mannis Communications, Inc]. The newspaper was founded May 11, 1995, by Sally and Jim Madaffer. On July 1, 2014, [1] it was purchased by David Mannis, publisher of the San Diego Community News Network, Inc. In April of 2019 the paper was sold to ...

6. Veteran San Diego police officer, suspect killed in crash ...

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   A veteran San Diego police officer was killed and a second officer was seriously injured Monday night when their vehicle was involved in a crash while responding to a high-speed pursuit that also ...

7. David Huffman - Wikipedia

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   On March 2 and 3, Crime Stoppers produced a reenactment of the crime that was shown on San Diego television and published in several national newspapers. The Canadian tourists whose motor home was burglarized saw Huffman's photo and death announcement in the newspaper and called police. [4]