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Protesters were angry and frustrated over the video of the child being escorted by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents with his hands in front of him.
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Prison officials imposed lockdowns that incarcerated people said kept them from ice water and cooler areas as temperatures rose.
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This is the first time the Jewish National Fund-USA has held the event in the region.
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Bill Volkmann has cerebral palsy and a speech disability, but it hasn’t stopped him from carrying out his mission to highlight accessibility and change attitudes.
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APERTURA celebrates poetry; Diversionary play explores queer identity and bodily autonomy; Los Tigres del Norte performs in Pechanga Arena; TwitchCon returns and more.
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During an investigation of an officer suspected of having a sexual relationship with a domestic violence victim, SDPD officials used Flock to track the movements of both the officer and the victim. To some, this feels like a clear violation of the city’s use policy for the tech.
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La Jolla Playhouse hosts the world premiere of 'Grim,' a story about the Grim Reaper trying to pass on the family business to his daughter.
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There are no rules governing how many classes community college professors can teach. Some are cashing in.
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As a San Diego judge weighs placing two sexually violent predators in a rural neighborhood, a county supervisor offers a new plan to better house these offenders.
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The California State Transportation Agency awarded the money through its Flexible State Rail Assistance Program.
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