San Diego County courtrooms ‘video bombed' with porn and hate imagery
Virtual court appearances were disrupted for hours.
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Teacher at La Mesa's Learning Choice Academy accused of sex with a student
A high school math teacher at the Learning Choice Academy in La Mesa is facing accusations of having sex with a female student.
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Vista sues homeowner over wild parties at illegal vacation rental listing
The City of Vista is suing a homeowner, accusing him of operating a short-term rental without a license as well as being a public nuisance.
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Mission Bay's new parking lot isn't so hot
After months of closures, the city of San Diego reopened a parking lot in Mission Bay with a new reflective coating designed to lower temperatures.
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Ret. San Diego judge admonished for racially charged comments on bench, absences
For the second time in 18 months, the State Commission on Judicial Misconduct has publicly disciplined recently retired Judge Howard Shore.
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Child death after dental procedure — the questions parents should ask their dentist
The California Society of Pediatric Dentists is helping parents ask questions for their own dentists after a child died hours after a dental procedure.
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9-year-old girl dies after a dental procedure involving anesthesia in Vista
The San Diego Police Department says it’s investigating the death of a 9-year-old girl who passed away just hours after undergoing dental surgery.
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VA mistakenly declared San Diego veteran dead, cut off disability payments
A San Diego Navy fought with the Department of Veterans Affairs for five months after he received a letter mistakenly declaring him deceased.
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Welfare fraud investigators say California's new EBT cards won't stop criminals
California is rolling out new EBT cards that investigators say are coming years too late and still have tech that makes them criminally vulnerable.
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DOGE includes 5 government offices in San Diego County on lease terminations list
DOGE listed five San Diego County government office locations on its list of lease terminations. Critics say it will impact the services people rely on.
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‘Nothing we can do': Bay Park neighbors can't stop four-story apartment building
Families in Bay Park say they had no notice or input after the city approved a four-story housing development next door.
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Grand jury indicts Spring Valley family in child abuse death
Unsealed grand jury testimony reveals new disturbing details involving the death of an adopted 11-year-old girl in Spring Valley.
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San Diego police reject most recommendations for how it chases suspects
There won’t be any major changes to how San Diego police officers pursue drivers who refuse to pull over.
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Emergency repair costs to city of San Diego infrastructure soared 84% since 2022
Last week, the Active Transportation & Infrastructure Committee ratified the contracts on 29 of those projects, to the tune of $52,208,454.
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Although most US immigration courts are severely backlogged, San Diego's is not
San Diego’s immigration courts are facing a big backlog of cases, but nothing compared to other major cities.
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'My mom couldn't get ahold of 911' — San Diego County's dispatcher shortage
When you call 911, dispatchers are supposed to pick up within 15 seconds, but the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department is failing to meet those national standards.
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Drone company's software will no longer stop flights over wildfires, other no-fly zones
The world’s largest drone manufacturer changed software that once prevented drones from flying in restricted airspace.
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City knew Logan Heights hookah lounge sold alcohol illegally for years
Serving alcohol until sunrise without a liquor license: Records show the city attorney’s office knew about the Secret Yard for years.
