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Undercover police operations are proliferating in California jails — even after suspects invoke their rights.
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Lawmakers met with Afghans virtually over Zoom to hear about their experiences more than a year and a half after Donald Trump halted their resettlement in the U.S. -
The longtime restaurant Villa Manila and pop-up tea cafe Thaiyo partnered to launch the market with a focus on pan-Asian culture. -
Officials urged residents and visitors who live or park in flood-prone zones to plan ahead and take immediate precautions. -
A surf camp buses kids to other beaches, and junior lifeguards travel up the coast from this the beach town plagued by cross-border sewage. -
In 2025, people aged 55 and older remained homeless for an average of 234 days, according to a report from the Regional Task Force on Homelessness. -
Since Gavin Newsom became governor, state support for California’s public universities has grown by 50%. -
San Diego's electricity is getting cleaner and natural gas usage is down. But emissions from cars and trucks remain stubbornly high. -
At the Otay Mesa Detention Center, dozens of detainees gather around the facility’s four televisions to watch the games. While Mexico is the most popular team, other detainees have adopted a surprising nation as their second choice. -
Mizani, the San Diego Zoo Safari Park's 12-year-old male western lowland gorilla, had sinusitis and mastoiditis, an infection of the large bone behind the ear that can occur in both humans and gorillas. -
Most of San Diego County will escape the heat wave coming to Southern California this week, but the desert areas will reach triple digits and the mountains could see thunderstorms.
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