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Man pleads not guilty to shooting neighbor, trying to shoot cops in La Mesa
A man accused of shooting his sleeping next-door neighbor in La Mesa, then trying to fire at responding police officers, remained jailed without bail Thursday awaiting trial on a series of felony charges.
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San Diego's largest lost & found: $1M plus in unclaimed money waiting to be returned to taxpayers
San Diego County Treasurer-Tax Collector Larry Cohen announced Thursday more than $1,011,000 is owed to 2,200 potential claimants.
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Delta Airlines to begin offering flights to Austin from SAN next spring
Delta Airlines will begin offering daily nonstop service between Austin, Texas, and San Diego beginning April 12, 2027, the company announced Thursday.
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Police looking for suspect who shot, injured 2 people leaving North Park bar
Two men were injured in a shooting early Thursday after leaving a bar in San Diego’s North Park neighborhood.
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San Diego County Animal Services rescue long lost poodle from storm drain
Teddy the white poodle is recovering at home with her owner after county animal services rescued her from a storm drain more than 30 days after she went missing.
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Former TikToker and convicted murderer Ali Abulaban seeks new trial
Jurors in the murder trial of Ali Abulaban, the social media personality convicted of murdering his wife and another man at an East Village high-rise apartment, were presented with extraneous, irrelevant character evidence about Abulaban that prevented them from viewing him objectively, a defense attorney argued Wednesday.
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Teenage recruit who suffered fatal medical crisis at Camp Pendleton ID'd
Military officials Wednesday publicly identified a young Marine recruit who died last week after suffering a medical emergency at Camp Pendleton.
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Shelter expansion adds 160 beds for unhoused women and children
A public-private partnership has expanded the number of available shelter beds for unhoused women and children at Rachel’s Promise Center for Women and Children by 160, it was announced Wednesday.
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Social media videos of street takeovers, including one in Scripps Ranch, aid in crackdown
Two men with large social media followings were arrested on felony charges, and dozens of citations were issued over the weekend as part of a joint operation by the San Diego Police Department and California Highway Patrol targeting illegal street racing and sideshows, authorities said Wednesday.
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Driver, 38, killed in wrong-way crash on I-15 in Fallbrook
A 38-year-old motorist died Tuesday in a predawn pileup caused by a DUI suspect driving the wrong way on Interstate 15 in the far northern reaches of the San Diego area, authorities reported.