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SUNDAY10th Annual Miracle Babies 5KWhere: Liberty Station NTC Park; Cost: Free - Lace up your running shoes and help support infants in San Diego NICUs at the annual Miracle Babies 5K. The run includes a fair with more after the race, including live entertainment, obstacle courses and a bounce house, arts and crafts, and more! Carlsbad Spring Village FairWhere: Grand Avenue (between Carlsbad Blvd. and Jefferson St.); Cost: FreeMore than 850 unique vendors will be out in Carlsbad showing off clothing, antiques, and more at Carlsbad's village fair! Kids can enjoy children's rides and an international food center will keep the whole family happy in what's billed as the largest one-day street fair in the country. 751

Students at Clairemont High walked out and marched to Mission Bay, where they were set to meet with students from Mission Bay High School and local political leaders. 166

That's how it works with me and the Chargers. For nearly 40 years, I couldn't help myself. Believe me, no rational person would choose to cheer for a team with Ryan Leaf at quarterback. Nevertheless, I always hoped for the best; suffered through the worst, and rode those occasionally glorious waves into January. 313

Talk of a city lawsuit against the Raiders began earlier this summer, just as the team began negotiating with officials with the Oakland-Alameda Coliseum to play their home games at the stadium in 2019. 202

That solemn duty has come with obstacles amid the COVID-19 pandemic, as social distancing measures designed to limit the spread of coronavirus have brought changes to how Billow's operates. Funeral services have been private and the large, church gatherings have been put on hold."We've done a lot of services outdoors, maybe meeting the family at the cemetery," Billow said. "What I think is interesting is that is the same playbook that our company used 100 years ago for the Spanish Flu."The entire pandemic has been challenging both on staff and their client's families. For the Billow family, it has not only been more difficult on the professional level but the personal level, too. "I lost both of my grandparents in early April to COVID. We were able to empathize with people, we were right there with them. We knew what it was like," Billow said. "That allows us to not only relate to people who have had a loss but it also allows us to serve them better because we know what it's like. You would think that with the number of funerals that we've arranged over the years, we would be experts at planning a funeral. But it hits you different when its somebody that you care about or a member of your own family." 1220