Nonstop Flights; Ramona Country Fair; Fire Preparations: Patch PM

San Diego CA

30 July, 2021

8:22 PM

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SAN DIEGO COUNTY, CA – Missed today's headlines? Here are the Patch stories from San Diego County that people are talking about today: Pharmacies Now Providing Lion's Share Of San Diego's Vaccines San Diegans have largely turned to traditional vaccination clinics to get immunized against COVID-19, county health officials announced. Cleveland National Forest Gets $3M For Wildfire Preparations The Cleveland National Forest will use the grant to help reduce fuel on 1,485 acres of public land and 26.5 miles of roads. San Diego-Area Marine Bases To Require Face Masks Indoors Face masks will be required indoors, regardless of vaccine status, to try to slow the spread of COVID-19, officials said. Ramona Country Fair Kicks Off With Western Shows, Rides "The Ramona Country Fair is an old-fashioned country fair showcasing the best Ramona has to offer." Water Contact Closure Lifted For Tijuana Slough This includes beaches from the International Border to the south end of Seacoast Drive. Officers Who Fatally Shot Suspect In Talmadge Area ID'd Authorities released the names of two patrolmen who fatally shot a firearm assault suspect last week at a Talmadge-area strip mall. San Diego Foundation Grants $698K To Outdoor-Focused Nonprofits The grants are made possible by the Opening the Outdoors Program. Group Of Leaders Launch 'Accelerate to Zero Emissions' Coalition The coalition aims to make it easier for residents and businesses to transition to electric vehicles, plug-in hybrids and hydrogen vehicles. MTS Board Inks Deal With Inter-Con For Transit Security Services "This is an important day for the future of MTS passenger safety and security." Air Canada To Resume Nonstop Flights From San Diego To Vancouver The resumption comes after Air Canada suspended service in March 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Carlsbad Clerk Announces Retirement Under city law, the City Council may appoint someone to fill the vacancy or hold a special election. Nichols Throws Hat In San Diego Council District Ring Christina Carter Nichols officially announced her campaign for San Diego City Council District 6 Friday. Ex-Qualcomm Employee Pleads Guilty To Filing False Tax Return In Chabad Scheme Jason Ellis, 42, of Poway, admitted to evading over $27,000 in taxes by donating money to nonprofit entities associated with the Chabad. Lawsuit Announced Against AAV Manufacturer In Service Members' Deaths The service members, ranging in age from 18 to 22, were taking part in a maritime training mission about 80 miles west of Encinitas. Man Accused Of Entering Zoo Enclosure With Kid Pleads Not Guilty Jose Manuel Navarrete, 25, is accused of entering the enclosure by climbing through multiple barriers while holding his daughter. Balboa Park-Inspired Cocktails Arrive At TRUST Restaurant In SD The San Diego eatery's bar manager used the park's gardens, theaters and zoo as inspiration to craft a collection of themed sips. Interim President Named For SD College Of Continuing Education Kay Faulconer Boger will serve as the interim president of the San Diego College of Continuing Education. Southwestern College Begins Career Training Courses In Technology The programs are focused on computer and information technology. Sailor Charged For Fire; Teacher Arrested: San Diego County Police Log A look at some of this week's police, fire and courtroom stories from across San Diego County. Animanga; Comedy Shows; Fairs; Concerts In Dome: SoCal Weekend Looking for things to do in person and virtually this weekend in Southern California? Patch has you covered. Payday Loans Dropped During Pandemic, But Californians Are 'Not Out Of The Woods' A new report found a dramatic decrease in Californians' reliance on payday loans because of pandemic-related government assistance. Will Delta Water Users Sue — Again — To Stop California's Drought Rules? The state lost a lawsuit with irrigation districts during the last drought.