Military Criminal Charges Filed In Deaths Of Two Navy Divers (Video)

May 2
By Beth Ford Roth
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The Navy is charging two Naval diving unit senior leaders with involuntary manslaughter and dereliction of duty in connection with the drowning deaths of two Navy divers in February.

Two Homes Evacuated Because Of City Heights Brush Fire

May 1
10 News
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Crews are responding to a brush fire near Winona and University avenues.

Police Looking For Suspect Who Disfigured Camp Pendleton Marine (Video)

May 1
By Beth Ford Roth
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A Camp Pendleton Marine was savagely beaten at a Santa Monica nightclub, and police are hoping the public will help them find the man responsible.

Hot Temperatures, Santa Ana Winds Moving Into San Diego County

May 1
By Susan Murphy
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Fire danger is expected to increase on Thursday and Friday as near-record heat and dry Santa Ana winds arrive to San Diego County.

Undercover Probe Busts Alleged Drug Dealers In Poway, San Marcos, Ramona

April 30
City News Service
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A yearlong undercover investigation targeting drug-dealing at four North County secondary schools culminated today in the arrests of six minors and 10 adults.

Roundtable: Sanders' Legacy, Immigration Bill, Bitumen Oil Spill Exposed, Boston Media Madness

April 26
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Jerry Sanders' legacy of achievements is a bit wobbly. The Immigration Reform Bill getting kicked around in the Senate. A huge and dangerous oil spill in Michigan wins a Pulitzer Prize in San Diego. Traditional and social media mess up the Boston bombing story.

San Diego's Innocence Project To Embark On 600-Mile Journey

April 25
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The Innocence Project at the California Western School of Law plans to march from San Diego to Sacramento to bring attention to their cases.

It's Rattlesnake Bite Season In San Diego County, Health Officials Warn

April 24
By Susan Murphy
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Rattlesnakes are emerging from hibernation across San Diego County and health officials are warning people to stay vigilant.

AP: Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect In Custody

April 19
EILEEN SULLIVAN, Associated Press
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The two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing killed an MIT police officer and hurled explosives at police in a car chase and gun battle overnight that left one of them dead and his brother on the loose, authorities said Friday as thousands of officers swarmed the streets in a manhunt that all but paralyzed the Boston area.

Spectator Photos, Videos Likely Captured Boston Bomber

April 17
By Susan Murphy
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Thousands of spectators, with phones and iPads in hand, lined the finish line of the Boston Marathon. Federal officials say they used the photos, videos and surveillance footage from nearby establishments to hunt down the suspects of the bombing.

Homeless Census Finds Fewer People Without Permanent Shelter

April 18
By Erik Anderson
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San Diego County's homeless population dropped to fewer than 9,000 in this year's one day count.

SDPD Partners With Nextdoor to Boost Neighborhood Safety

April 18
Amanda Guerrero
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Nextdoor users can privately share community-related news with their neighbors, who are verified by their home addresses. Now, San Diego Nextdoor users can access SDPD crime alerts and public safety tips.

Santa Ana Winds, Low Humidity Increase Fire Risk In San Diego County

April 18
By Susan Murphy
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A red flag warning is in effect for the mountains and valleys of San Diego County from 9 a.m. Thursday through 5 p.m. Friday as gusty Santa Ana winds, combined with single-digit humidity, are expected to increase the danger of wildfires.

Texas Fertilizer Plant Explosion Kills At Least 5, Injures 160

April 17
Associated Press
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Rescue workers searched rubble early Thursday for survivors of a fertilizer plant explosion in a small Texas town that killed as many as 15 people and injured more than 160 others.

Health Officials Urge Proactive Safety Measures Against West Nile

April 17
By Dwane Brown
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As longer, warmer days get closer, San Diego County officials are kicking off their yearly West Nile Virus awareness campaign.

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