U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have dumped more than 100 people who judges have ordered released from the Otay Mesa Detention Center onto the streets of San Ysidro late at night, said those who work with detainees.
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Voters rejected billions of dollars in bonds that schools use to pay for repairs and modernization to aging campus facilities. -
Across the county people are coming together to celebrate those who served our country with parades, memorials and discounts for veterans. -
A tribal nation in San Diego’s East County is using clean energy in its administrative buildings. The next step is to build at least a dozen housing units on the reservation. -
In the wake of midterm elections, President Donald Trump said his immigration crackdown may have been “too tough” and suggested it was time to sit down with the Democrats.
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Residents on Monday gathered to discuss a tentative data center project in Jacumba north of Interstate 8. -
They are asking what steps the government has taken to reunite the child and his family. -
Last month, the county hired Bridget Premont as its first pollution crisis chief. -
San Diego's Commission on Police Practices has long been held back by personnel changes and delays in negotiations between the city and the police officers' union. -
Nearly 8,000 vets are honored on plaques at Mt. Soledad, plaques that feature unique stories of American heroes. -
Landlords industry groups have urged the Council to make changes after a violent struggle at an Eastlake apartment complex last month. Tenants’ rights advocates fear they’re trying to use the incident to weaken important reforms.
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