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San Diego Officials React To Guilty Verdict In Chauvin Trial

"The jury has rightly called this case what it was: murder," San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria said.

Sheriff Bill Gore Urges Peace In Wake Of Chauvin Verdicts

Gore urged anyone wishing to publicly demonstrate over the resolution of the high-profile case to do so in a law-abiding manner.

Deputies Cracking Down On Impaired Drivers On 4/20

Deputies will be conducting increased patrols from 2:30 p.m. until 1 a.m. across San Diego County.

Woman's Body Found In Glorietta Bay In Coronado

Homicide detectives are investigating the death of a 68-year-old woman whose body was found floating in Glorietta Bay in Coronado.

Bicyclist Injured In Hit-And-Run Crash In Pacific Beach

The victim was taken to a hospital for treatment of life-threatening injuries, police said.

Man Carjacked At Knifepoint In Miramar Ranch North Parking Lot

Two men carjacked a man at knifepoint while he was sitting inside his SUV in a Miramar Ranch North parking lot, police said.

Black-Chinned Hummingbird: Photo Of The Day

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Clear Skies At South Carlsbad State Beach: Photo Of The Day

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La Jolla Tide Pools: Photo Of The Day

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Some 87 Percent Of Californians Now Live In Orange Tier Counties

Five more counties moved into the more lenient orange tier on Tuesday as the state inches closer to fully reopening.

California's REAL ID Deadline Approaches: What To Know

Enforcement for the REAL ID begins in six months and every Californian is advised to get one for domestic travel. Here's how to apply.

Chauvin Verdict 'Provides Accountability': Newsom, Others React

In the trial of Derek Chauvin, a jury found the former officer guilty on all counts in one of the most divisive cases in modern history.

In COVID Era, Housing Letters Omit Key Tenant Protection Info

Public housing authorities in CA, especially Los Angeles, have left critical coronavirus relief information out of letters sent to tenants.

Why No Democrat Should Run In The Newsom Recall

Take it from someone who was involved in the Gov. Davis recall, there are two significant problems with another Democrat entering the race.