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The CHP's Labor Day holiday enforcement period will begin at 6:01 p.m. Friday and continue through 11:59 p.m. Monday, with officers statewide focusing on removing impaired drivers from the road and educating motorists about the dangers of driving under the influence.
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According to the district, teachers, coaches and staff supervising outdoor activities — ranging from athletics to recess — will "closely monitor weather conditions and students throughout the day." -
Several cities in San Diego have passed ordinances aimed at improving safety for e-bikers, but many lack the level of bike infrastructure that would do more to protect riders. -
After students complete a safety training program, their parents can fill out a form requesting a bike tag from the district. The tag allows students to bring their bikes onto campus. -
The bill had widespread support, but Sen. Sabrina Cervantes’ committee suddenly gutted it with little explanation. -
Internal Affairs told the department to give notice of discipline to at least four officers by Sept. 8, after a 2024 arrest left an unarmed man in the hospital. -
The Trump administration has targeted protections for more than 4 million acres of California forests. opening them up to logging and road construction. Forest Service research shows roads are where many human-caused wildfires begin. -
The Dehesa 7 Fire in East County has burned 93 acres near Dehesa Road. -
Since El Niño increases the likelihood of heavy rains, San Diego emergency services urge residents to know the risk of flooding depending on where they live, create an emergency plan and sign up for alerts from official sources. -
This is the second fire in the Los Peñasquitos Canyon Preserve in recent months. -
Investigators believe the outbreak was initially connected to mayonnaise made with raw, unpasteurized eggs at Ramona Family Naturals Market.
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