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San Diegans exhibit mixed reactions to the U.S. military capture of Venezuelan President Maduro, ranging from gratitude to legal and ethical concerns.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A man sitting on a center median on Oceanside Boulevard was struck and killed Friday night. Police say the driver remained at the scene and is cooperating.
Weather & Environment in ...
San Diego expects cooler weather with showers, windy conditions, and light snow in mountain areas, as per the National Weather Service.
A suspect was arrested after a rifle round struck a Paradise Hills unit. Police recovered a rifle, a drum magazine, ammo and suspected drugs after a spike‑strip stop and K‑9 takedown.
Community & Society in ...
The Pope Francis Center in San Diego provides legal, spiritual, and mental health support to immigrants affected by increased immigration enforcement.
A gas-tanker collision on SR-67 in Poway closed the highway for hours Friday morning; officials said no fuel spilled and one motorist was treated for minor injuries.
A New Year's Day collision in San Diego's Mountain View neighborhood left three injured, with alcohol being a factor. The SDPD Traffic Division is investigating.
Parks & Nature in ...
Dozens of lobster husks washed up near San Onofre State Beach in late December. State agencies and the plant operator say they’re investigating while molting remains a likely explanation.
An Uber driver in Valley Center was carjacked by a 16-year-old with a 'ghost gun.' The car was recovered and the teen arrested for carjacking and possessing the firearm.
Gonzalez's family filed suit Dec. 31, saying San Diego officers fired dozens of rounds into his parked car during an April standoff. The complaint calls the shooting a "rampage-style" killing.
San Diego says two smoke shops sold unlicensed THC from hidden back rooms and has asked a judge to shut them down and impose penalties. The complaint names two businesses and their operators.
About 50 dogs and puppies were pulled from a 500‑sq‑ft La Mesa apartment; many need urgent medical and behavioral care while shelters are full.
Impending cool and potentially wet weather could affect New Year's Eve plans in Southern California as the region transitions from warm, gusty conditions.
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