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A prominent attorney says it’s likely to be a “one-side parole hearing in their favor,” because all surviving family members are in favor of them being released.
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Fear about Friday's violence in Tijuana didn‘t stay on the Mexican side of the border. It also affected businesses in San Ysidro. -
The city began returning to normalcy Monday, two days after members of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel set vehicles on fire throughout Mexico. -
A new study says that the risk has increased for a different natural disaster, a "megaflood," washing across parts of the Golden state. -
The city of San Diego Monday lifted a boil water notice for about 600 residential customers in a portion of the Tierrasanta neighborhood who were affected by fluctuating water pressure issues following a burst pipeline last week. -
Defense lawyers say juror Richelle Nice was biased and lied to get on the jury that convicted Peterson in 2004 of murdering 27-year-old Laci and the unborn child they planned to name Conner. -
San Diego is now the first county in the nation to have accredited geriatric emergency departments in all of its eligible hospitals. -
Mental health equals public safety — that was the message at the event, where guests learned about mental health resources to improve universal safety. -
The unhoused in San Diego’s East County have a new option: a new overnight “safe parking” site with additional services. -
Yusef Miller with the North County Equity and Justice Coalition says it's missing key elements. -
Yusef Miller, Co-Founder of the North County Equity and Justice Coalition, joined Midday Edition to talk about police reform efforts in Carlsbad.
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