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Temperatures reached over 90 degrees amid lockdowns at Donovan state prison, records confirm
In September, officials at the Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility locked down parts of the prison during a brutal heat wave. Several incarcerated people said staff restricted their access to ice water and cooler areas as a result, even as their cells became dangerously hot. Now, state prison officials have...
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SDPD allegedly used ALPR tech to track officer and domestic violence victim
The San Diego Police Department used automated license plate reader technology to track a domestic violence victim during an internal affairs investigation involving an SDPD officer, the office of San Diego City Councilmember Raul Campillo said Thursday. SDPD Detective Sergeants assigned to Internal Affairs used ALPR technology in six administrative...
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San Diego Cops' Gun Test Failures Nearly Double After Range Shutdown
Twenty-five San Diego police officers failed all five of their firearm qualification shoots this year, nearly double the 13 officers who failed in 2025. Officers who flunk every attempt are pulled from patrol duty, assigned to a desk, and forced into remedial training before they can carry a badge back onto the street.
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Utah State vs. San Diego State: Game Preview, How To Watch, Odds & Prediction
Rested up after a bye, the Aztecs return to Snapdragon Stadium with bowl hopes on the line. Utah State like SDSU has a 4-5 record, a defense that hasn’t allowed 100 rushing yards in three weeks, and four wins in their last five games. With trips to Boise and Fresno ahead, Saturday is a MUST WIN for SDSU to reach six.
The Mary Sue
San Diego’s top female lifeguard claims she was banned from applying to chief role, then they gave the job to a man with a quarter of her experience
The top female lifeguard in San Diego is suing the city after she claimed she was blocked from applying for the top lifeguard role. The job ultimately went to a man who, according to the woman’s lawsuit, is substantially less qualified for the role than she is. Maureen Hodges is the city’s first and only […]
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East Village Residents Reveal Possibility Of A Nuisance Case After Losing Noise Complaint Against Padres, City
The residents group that sued the San Diego Padres and the City of San Diego officially lost a lawsuit on November 11 that claimed noise code violations regularly occurred at concerts at Petco Park-adjacent Gallagher Square. In an unexpected twist, the Residents Concerned About Gallagher Square Noise revealed that due...
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El Camino erases 19-point deficit to stun Grossmont in playoff opener
OCEANSIDE — El Camino walked into the locker room at Herb Meyer Stadium on Friday night down 19-0 to Grossmont at halftime of its Division II section playoff opener in what appeared to be a merciful ending to a difficult regular season. The Wildcats had lost their first eight...