San Diego Unified expands guidance for schools on dealing with immigration enforcement
SAN DIEGO — San Diego Unified School District has updated its rules governing law enforcement and immigration enforcement ...
San Diego Chapter of Nonprofit Joins Search for Missing Cal Poly Pomona Student
The San Diego chapter of a national student violence prevention group is aiding in the search for a missing Southern ...
District Attorney’s Office clears officers of criminal liability in 4 San Diego County shootings
County District Attorney’s office cleared law enforcement officers involved in four recent shootings of criminal liability, ...
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Oceanside Man Re-Sentenced to Life Without Parole for Murder of Police Officer at 17
Meki Gaono was resentenced to life without parole plus 51 years for the murder of Oceanside Police Officer Bessant at age 17, ...
Police investigating after body found in dirt lot in north Oceanside
Oceanside police opened a homicide investigation Tuesday after a body was found in a dirt lot that had once been a drive-in ...
LA Sheriff Luna Says Immigration Enforcement Is Not in Department’s Jurisdiction
Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna said, despite recent crackdowns on immigration during President Donald Trump's ...
San Diego Police make arrests in recent string of fires, some originated in homeless encampments
The Metro Arson Strike Team has been investigating the multiple fires and found that some of the fires originated in homeless encampments.
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Morning Report: Change Could Be Coming for Commission on Police Practices
More than four years after San Diego voters backed the creation of the Commission on Police Practices, a City Council ...
Oceanside Police officer's killer sentenced again to life in prison without parole
A man who shot and killed an Oceanside police officer when he was 17 years old was sentenced to life in prison without the ...
Judge resentences gang member who killed Oceanside Police officer
A gang member who shot and killed an Oceanside Police officer in 2006 was back in court Monday for resentencing due to a recent change in state law affecting juveniles convicted as adults.