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San Diego police to ramp up enforcement in Gaslamp following recent chaos
“Operation Last Call” will feature more officers on foot patrol, “dedicated tactical units, strict enforcement of public consumption and disorderly conduct laws and immediate intervention in active disputes,” according to the city.
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Heat warnings extended through Saturday as hot temperatures stretch into weekend
Those seeking relief at San Diego beaches may be met with some of the warmest ocean temperatures in recorded history.
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Hearing begins for ex-San Diego Chaldean bishop accused of embezzling church funds
A church office manager testified that Bishop Shaleta told her the cash would go to needy Iraquis.
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San Diego Water Authority to generate $15M from Burbank Water Deal
Under the agreement, Burbank will be able to purchase up to 5,000 acre- feet of water annually through 2047, according to the Water Authority.
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Woman critically injured in head-on crash in San Diego after fleeing driver hits car
A 66-year-old female passenger in the Toyota was transported to a local hospital with perforated organs and underwent surgery.
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San Diego man sentenced 11 months for threats in letter to conservative influencer
The man admitted to mailing the letter last fall to right- wing media personality Benny Johnson just over a week after Kirk, a friend of Johnson’s, was fatally shot at Utah Valley University.
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SDCCU Poinsettia Bowl is back in San Diego for first time since 2016
Tickets will first be available to annual Holiday Bowl ticket holders, followed by an exclusive presale for SDCCU members before tickets go on sale to the general public in September.
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San Diego Police oversight group proposes limits on police stops
The San Diego Commission on Police Practices on Tuesday announced proposed restrictions on stops by San Diego Police Department officers.
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Proposal to keep San Diego beach parking free heads to city council
The San Diego City Council’s Rules Committee unanimously approved an ordinance Wednesday that would maintain free parking at local beaches and Mission Bay “in perpetuity.”
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Nearly 2,000 animals in San Diego Humane Society's overflowing shelters
Of the more than 100 animals taken in by the organization on Tuesday, 23 were adult Chihuahuas brought to SDHS’ San Diego Campus after their owner was evicted.
