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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:

No New COVID-19 Deaths, Community Outbreaks Reported In County

San Diego County public health officials reported 152 new COVID-19 infections and no new deaths Monday.

2 Killed In Plane Crash On Flight From San Diego Area To Arizona

Authorities found the wreckage of the plane with two bodies in it Monday in a wooded area near the Grand Canyon.

Limited Number Of Fans Can Attend U.S. Open At Torrey Pines

The 121st U.S. Open at Torrey Pines Golf Course is slated to take place from June 17-20.

2 Injured In Rollover Crash In Point Loma Heights Area

The crash happened on Nimitz Boulevard near Voltaire Street, police said.

1 Killed, 2 Injured In Crash On I-15 In Miramar Area

The southbound Jeep Wrangler crashed off the freeway south of Pomerado Road, according to the CHP.

Gas Leak Prompts Evacuations In Mission Beach Area

A gas line rupture forced the evacuation of several households and businesses Monday morning in the Mission Beach area.

Mayor Details $10M In Budget Plan To Help Homeless San Diegans

The money the mayor is proposing to allocate to homelessness programs would come from the federal American Rescue Plan, he said.

Settlement Reached With Family Of Man Who Died In MTS Custody

A $5.5M settlement was reached with the family of a schizophrenic man who died after he was taken into custody near the Santa Fe Depot.

Airbnbs In College Towns Raise Rates Against Rival Teams: Study

With fans allowed in stadiums again for the 2021 season, the authors of the UCSD study expect the same trend to continue.

San Diego Border Patrol Agents Rescue 4 Lost Migrants

Agents rescued four people, including an unaccompanied pregnant teenager, near Tecate Peak in San Diego County.

San Diego Gas & Electric Announces Sustainability Projects

SDG&E, a subsidiary of San Diego-based Sempra Energy, will begin construction this year on hydrogen pilot projects, among other projects.

I-5 Ramp At Aliso Creek Rest Area To Close For Emergency Repairs

Motorists will not have access to the rest area during the closure, according to Caltrans.

149 New COVID-19 Cases, No Deaths Reported In San Diego County

Sunday's statistics totaled 274,950 infections, and the death toll remained at 3,674.

CA Reaches Another Milestone: 1 In 4 Adults Fully Vaccinated

The achievement looks good on paper, but it doesn't mean that a quarter of Californians have achieved maximum protection.

CA Incentivizes Venues To Ask For Proof Of Vaccination

The Golden State recently said it has no plans to officiate a vaccine passport, but venues have a huge incentive to require them.

New CA Bill: Workers Laid Off Amid Coronavirus Must Be Rehired

The new bill comes as state leaders grapple with the fact that it will take more than lifting restrictions in June to revive the economy.

CA Stimulus Checks: When Will Yours Arrive?

Some 5.7 million low-income Californians may be eligible for a Golden State Stimulus. For those who qualify, here's when it hits the bank.

Child Care Providers Ask CA To Hold Off On In-Person Inspection

Providers are worried that the inspectors, who may not be vaccinated, could jeopardize the health of their charges and their business.

Has California Given Up Its Climate Ambitions?

The era of California's big climate ambitions is over, even as California's megadroughts and wildfires worsen.

From the weekend:

3 Shot, Wounded At Logan Heights Party

Three people, including a 17-year-old, were shot and wounded by a gunman Saturday at a party in Logan Heights, police said.

Woman Killed, Man Wounded In Lemon Grove Stabbings

A woman died and a man was wounded during a domestic disturbance at a residence in Lemon Grove Friday night, police said Saturday.

CA Parents Rally Behind Teacher Who Went Off On Students On Zoom

A San Marcos High School teacher was caught yelling at her students on Zoom last week, decrying parents' complaints about distance learning.

Deadly Virus Threatens Both Domestic And Wild CA Rabbits

A deadly disease is killing wild rabbits in the Golden State. Here's how to protect your pet rabbit.

Half Of Californians 16+ Are At Least Partially Vaccinated

California reached a key vaccine milestone, but officials are still warning the public to continue prevention measures.

Hero Pay Store Closures, CA Vaccinations Rise | SoCal In Brief

Took a break from the news this weekend? Not to worry, we've rounded up some of the stories you missed in SoCal on Saturday and Sunday.

Pause On J&J Vaccine; Eateries And Bars Cited: Top CA Stories

Take a look at some of the top news stories over the past week from across California.