A Clairemont Mesa mosque that was the site of a hate- motivated shooting rampage that left five people dead last spring was placed on lockdown Tuesday. The reason for the lockdown was not immediately clear and it was later lifted.
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"I appreciate the City Council's unanimous ratification of the temporary moratorium on data center development," Gloria said. "This is a necessary and responsible step to make sure any development does not outpace our responsibility to protect San Diegans. -
Roberto Jimenez Guitierez, 43, was found unresponsive in his cell at the CoreCivic Otay Mesa Detention Center around 11:30 a.m. Saturday, according to CoreCivic, the Tennessee- based private-prison company that runs the facility. -
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For weeks, Republican Steve Hilton has tried every trick in the book to boost his candidacy in the California governor’s race. It doesn’t appear to have made a big difference. -
In District 2, former Coronado Mayor Richard Bailey faces Deputy City Attorney Nicole Crosby for the right to represent Point Loma, Ocean Beach, Mission Bay, Midway, Bay Park and Clairemont. Councilwoman Jennifer Campbell is termed out. -
Immigration and Customs Enforcement will no longer list detained individuals with final removal orders in its online locator database. -
The city’s previous mayors have built a reputation for relentless activism around the sewage crisis. Its current mayor has taken a softer approach. -
The San Diego County Parks and Recreation Department earned the highest national recognition for park and recreation agencies in September when it received re-accreditation, county officials announced this weekend.
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