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'General Hospital' Bombshell as Head Writers Are Replaced By Soap Veterans | Entertainment - Vimarsana News

'General Hospital' Bombshell as Head Writers Are Replaced By Soap Veterans | Entertainment

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How will La Jolla fare in the next El Niño? Infrastructure, sea lions and more may be impacted by storms - Vimarsana News

How will La Jolla fare in the next El Niño? Infrastructure, sea lions and more may be impacted by storms

Forecasters expect a return this year of the phenomenon that brings 'anomalously wet conditions' to California, including San Diego.

Maurice Benard Reveals His Favorite 'General Hospital' Storyline Over 30 Years | Arts & Entertainment - Vimarsana News

Maurice Benard Reveals His Favorite 'General Hospital' Storyline Over 30 Years | Arts & Entertainment

Benard reflects on his iconic character of Sonny, including how Anthony Geary got him to stay on the show and what it was like working alongside Vanessa Marcil as Brenda.

Maurice Benard Reveals His Favorite 'General Hospital' Storyline Over 30 Years | Entertainment - Vimarsana News

Maurice Benard Reveals His Favorite 'General Hospital' Storyline Over 30 Years | Entertainment

Benard reflects on his iconic character of Sonny, including how Anthony Geary got him to stay on the show and what it was like working alongside Vanessa Marcil as Brenda.

Coastal News Today | CA - Erosion equation: More storms mean less sand and more dangerous conditions at La Jolla's beaches - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | CA - Erosion equation: More storms mean less sand and more dangerous conditions at La Jolla's beaches

This winter’s stormier-than-usual weather has led to “big-league erosion” on La Jolla’s beaches and elsewhere, leading to undesirable and even dangerous conditions both on land and at sea, local experts say.