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The new law requires prosecutors to start imposing harsher sentences again for those who damage or destroy property valued at more than $50,000 while committing a felony. -
As teens head back to school, the FBI is reporting an increase in scams targeting them, such as sextortion. KPBS wants to know if you have talked to your teen about cyber safety and what steps you've taken to keep your teen safe. -
Following a lithium battery fire in Escondido, county supervisors approved regulations for new energy-storage sites in unincorporated areas but stopped short of imposing a moratorium. -
Devastating wildfires have swept across Southern California hillsides torching vehicles, burning buildings and injuring more than a dozen people. -
Andy Williams killed two students and wounded 13 other people in March of 2001. He was sentenced 50 years to life in prison. -
Authorities reached out to the public Tuesday for help in identifying the suspect or suspects who fired a pellet gun at night spots in Hillcrest and North Park last spring, injuring one person in what is being investigated as hate crimes. -
Several days of triple-digit temperatures have stoked a wildfire in Southern California that burned so hot it created its own thunderstorm-like weather systems. -
Units from Escondido Fire Department and County of San Diego Hazmat responded. -
The incoming hot spell prompted the NWS to issue excessive-heat warnings for the inland valleys, mountains and deserts of the county. -
No structural damage or injuries have been reported, but evacuation warnings are in place.
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