Roland Lizarondo
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KPBS
E-bikes are growing in popularity as people look for alternative ways to get around. Kids especially are starting to ride them. But are they safe? KPBS wants to know if you, or your kids, have been involved in an e-bike accident.
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San Diego police want to install 500 new cameras on top of light poles scattered throughout the city. -
A storm system is on tap for Tuesday and Wednesday. This storm is expected to bring periods of moderate to heavy rain and mountain snowfall beginning Tuesday. -
That project is intended to provide a long-term solution for the 56-year-old OB Pier. -
A San Diego city councilmember is proposing a new ordinance banning people from camping on San Diego streets. -
The San Diego City Attorney's Office sued automakers Hyundai and Kia on Friday for allegedly failing to equip their vehicles with sufficient anti-theft technology, which the city says contributed to a recent uptick in car thefts throughout San Diego. -
The San Diego County District Attorney’s office is dealing with hundreds of requests for new criminal sentences, the result of new state laws aimed at criminal justice reform. But prosecutors said the move allows victims to be traumatized all over again. -
Superior Court Judge Carlos Varela did not believe the circumstances of the case have changed and ordered Jacqueline Ma to remain in custody without bail. -
The sinkhole has forced the closure of a road and rain is only making the situation worse. -
California’s 11th atmospheric river left the storm-soaked state with a bang. -
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