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In-Depth: Running events return to San Diego Organizers put emphasis on runner safety Large-scale running events will make their return to San Diego this summer. ABC 10News Reporter Jared Aarons looks at the changes organizers will make to keep runners safe. and last updated 2021-05-13 12:57:37-04 SAN DIEGO (KGTV) - When runners line up for the Crown City Classic on July 3, it will be the first large, in-person road race in San Diego County since the pandemic shut down the industry last year. "We're really excited," says race director Jamie Monroe. "It's a military community, 4th of July is i...

Top seller at the end of the road Andrea Stetson Way down the eastern portion of Bonita Beach Road, miles away from the Gulf of Mexico, residents sit on a man-made sandy beach by the resort style pool. They play pickleball, tennis and bocce or head to the fitness room. But they also enjoy the perks of being at the end of the road. Perched on the edge of Bird Rookery Swamp and the CREW Wildlife Environmental Area, is Seasons by DR Horton. The community recently opened three models: the Delray, Clifton and Jennings. On a recent afternoon, potential customers walked in and out of the Delray admi...

Curious City – HAPPY INAUGURATION DAY! Jan. 20, 2021 at 6:00 am I’M GETTING TIRED Of trying to figure things out, in a world that’s changing faster than sleep-deprived parents can change a newborn. It often involves the same material, too. Although I feel there is plenty of reason for hope, recent events have left me wishing a little more optimism could sneak in, and a shorter timeline. It’s a danged long tunnel and that distant light at the end of it so many are hailing is still a long way off. I‘ve thought that from the beginning, grimacing when someone would glibly declare, say l...

An HSJ webinar, held in association with WiFi SPARK, brought together a panel to discuss how technology can enhance inpatient experience, increase human contact and reduce loneliness. Claire Read reports