Thousands of US postal workers accused of stealing mail in new report
A new government report is pointing the finger at postal workers, calling thousands of cases of stolen mail an inside job.
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Thieves target post offices in Oceanside and Encinitas
Local post offices have been robbed and the federal government hasn’t put out any alerts to communities that have been impacted.
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What to do if your mail-in ballot never arrives or is stolen
Viewers reached out to NBC 7 Investigates after mail-in-ballots vanished from mailboxes and also ended up on the street.
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‘I can understand why people are angry': San Diego Unified Board president
For the first time since the San Diego Unified School District fired its superintendent for sexual misconduct, board president Shana Hazan sat down for an on-camera interview about what went wrong.
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Selling ‘snake oil'? The days are numbered for stem cell clinics
A federal appeals court handed the FDA power to shut down unproven stem cell treatments.
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Ex-San Diego Unified Superintendent responds publicly to sexual misconduct claims
The San Diego Unified School District received sexual misconduct allegations against former Superintendent Lamont Jackson a year ago but only informed its school board this week.
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San Diego Unified didn't tell board about sexual misconduct claims against former superintendent
The San Diego Unified School District received sexual misconduct allegations against former Superintendent Lamont Jackson a year ago but only informed its school board this week.
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Larry Millete's former defense attorney accused of fraud by his new legal team
Defense attorneys for Larry Millete say his previous representation wasn’t just inadequate, it was criminal. That was part of a lengthy motion filed in a successful effort to get his murder trial pushed back to July 7, 2025.
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Bills to regulate police dog use in California die in state legislature
For the second year in a row, efforts to create guidelines for police dogs in California failed to become reality.
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Rancho Peñasquitos murder trial jurors reveal what caused the mistrial
For the first time, jurors in the Rancho Peñasquitos murder trial reveal why they couldn’t reach a verdict.
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Hundreds of San Diego-area Marines accused of defrauding federal government
The U.S. government hasn’t revealed what discipline or criminal charges roughly 350 San Diego-based Marines faced for their role in a $65 million healthcare fraud scheme.
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Mistrial declared on murder charge in killing of Rancho Peñasquitos woman
Parrish Chambers Jr. is accused of killing a woman in her condo in a case that raised questions over the police response.
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Rancho Peñasquitos murder trial now in the hands of the jury
A San Diego County jury have been given the case in the murder trial of a man accused of killing a woman inside her Rancho Peñasquitos condo.
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Crime scene expert questioned about a lack of victim's blood in Rancho Peñasquitos murder trial
A crime scene expert’s testimony could cast doubt on certain evidence presented during the murder trial of Parrish Chambers Jr.
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Heated expert witness testimony in Rancho Peñasquitos murder trial
The prosecution in the Rancho Peñasquitos murder trial sparred with an expert witness over details that could play a significant role in the verdict.
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Rancho Peñasquitos murder suspect takes the stand in his own defense
The man accused of killing a woman inside her condo on June 14, 2022, took the stand in his own defense Tuesday.
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Defense accuses prosecution of misconduct in Rancho Peñasquitos murder trial
The public defender in a Rancho Peñasquitos murder trial accused the deputy district attorney of misconduct.
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Graphic forensic evidence takes center stage on Day 3 of Rancho Peñasquitos murder trial
The jury in the Rancho Peñasquitos murder trial heard and saw graphic forensic testimony about the death of Connie Dadkhah.
