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San Diego shelter creates a new advisory board of business leaders amid countywide expansion
One member of the Rescue Mission's initiative is also working to block a homelessness project by the airport
From the sewage crisis to military money, what will Trump’s return mean for San Diego County?
It’s too early to know for certain, but based on his campaign promises and his first presidency, some elected officials are preparing for the potential impacts. Here are a few.
More often than not, San Diego sheriff, probation chief reject or delay oversight board recommendations
Over nearly five years, the Citizens' Law Enforcement Review Board issued 91 formal recommendations. Only 34 have been accepted, a new analysis finds.
Who should oversee Oceanside Harbor? Commission sees possible independence.
LAFCO finds 'general unease of slip renters' over safety, maintenance and finances
More voters, lower turnout, deeper divides: What the numbers say about San Diego County’s political preferences
Ballots are still being counted, but voter registration and turnout data offer clues to help explain election outcomes. Here's what our analysis found.
Got a doorbell camera? The sheriff’s office is looking for volunteers to potentially share footage.
Residents are being asked to voluntarily sign up for a registry of camera owners who would be willing to help if a crime occurred nearby
One dead in Ramona trailer fire
San Diego County sheriffs and firefighters discovered the body after extinguishing a fire in Ramona Saturday
Armed man shot and killed by sheriff’s deputies in Spring Valley
San Diego County sheriff's deputies opened fire on an armed suspect who was trespassing in a Spring Valley home, police said.
Wildfire risk from upcoming Santa Ana winds greatly reduced by Friday’s rain
Forecasters said that both wind events will be far weaker than expected, which could help San Diego Gas Electric avoid the need to tell some of its customers that they might be subjected to temporary power outages.
Encinitas candidates who vowed to fight housing mandates hold leads
New mayor and two City Council members a stark contract to those defeated
5 shot, one dead at party in abandoned National City house
Police arrived to find more than 100 people at the party — mostly teens and young adults — on N Avenue late Friday
‘He showed us a preview’: San Diego LGBTQ+ community mourns, mobilizes ahead of another Trump presidency
Trump has pledged to roll back key protections for transgender people and made rhetoric against the community a key driver of his campaign.
King tides have returned to the San Diego coast. But are they really as royal as their name implies?
One Scripps oceanographer is throwing down the gauntlet on the term king tides. Here’s why he says there should be a royal court of tides instead.
Deputy involved in shooting in La Presa
The Sheriff's Office said the shooting occurred on Leland Street just north of Jamacha Boulevard Friday night
Camp Pendleton Marine arrested on suspicion of contacting minors for sex while working as recruiter
The 32-year-old staff sergeant worked as a recruiter in Fresno interacting with youth interested in enlisting, officials said
First person sentenced in San Diego FBI’s encrypted phone sting that spied on criminals worldwide
Osemah Elhassen, a Lebanese-Australian dual citizen, was one of 17 indicted in conspiracy to administer and distribute ANOM phones
Encinitas council denies appeal, upholds approval of Melba Road project
Council votes 4-0 to uphold permit issuance for 30-home, Torrey Crest development