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Snapdragon Stadium set to open amid dangerous heatwave - Vimarsana News

Snapdragon Stadium set to open amid dangerous heatwave

It is a historic weekend for San Diego State University with the opening of Snapdragon Stadium, but fans will be dealing with excessive heat and limited shade.

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San Diego's new ambulance provider falls short of staffing promise in progress report - Vimarsana News

San Diego's new ambulance provider falls short of staffing promise in progress report

San Diego’s new ambulance provider is getting its first progress report since taking over full operations in late November.

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Has San Diego's new ambulance provider improved service? - Vimarsana News

Has San Diego's new ambulance provider improved service?

Falck ambulances have been on the streets in San Diego for about three months now. They’ll be getting their first progress report today. Meanwhile, San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria talks about his new “Bridge to Home” program for funding affordable housing projects throughout the city. Also, “El Borracho” is now playing at The Old Globe Theater.

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Southern California Ambulance Crews Are Running Out of Oxygen—and Gas - Vimarsana News

Southern California Ambulance Crews Are Running Out of Oxygen—and Gas

Scientific American The pandemic has put the region’s emergency personnel under extraordinary strain Advertisement Mark Selapack could probably use a break. Stranded for a time aboard the Grand Princess cruise ship in March while he worked to transfer COVID patients, deployed to wildfires up and down California, and sent to skilled nursing facilities to provide badly needed patient care, the San Diego–based paramedic was not home for 160 days in 2020. Then the calendar turned over—and the pace, and need, only accelerated. “It’s a little bit exhausting, but definitely rewarding for t...