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Paramedics took two of the three people who had been in the white Tesla sedan to Sharp Memorial Hospital for treatment of superficial injuries.
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Two Arizona high school students who rescued a pair of drowning people in the waters off Sunset Cliffs will be awarded the Carnegie Medal, which recognizes civilians who perform acts of heroism, it was announced Tuesday.
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The attorney for the victim's family accuses the Sheriff's Department of selectively disclosing investigatory files to the public while withholding information in violation of the California Public Records Act.
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Catalytic converter thefts keep happening, and law enforcement agencies are working together to fight the problem through the Catalytic Converter Initiative.
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KPBS Midday EditionThe "Saving Lives in Custody Act" was announced the same week two people died in custody in local jails.
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The boy's mother says news of the recovery of the body of 19-year-old Miguel Anthony Rendon came from the FBI several weeks ago.
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The County Board of Supervisors selected Anthony Ray, a current assistant sheriff.
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The annual survey by Blue Star Families shows military families concerned about economics and deployment after two years of the pandemic.
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The San Diego County District Attorney's Office announced a strategy Monday to prevent the homeless from being involved with crime, following the release of data showing homeless people in the county were more likely to be both crime victims and perpetrators.
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Matthew Fluckiger is accused of sexually assaulting women in three San Diego area nursing homes.
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