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The San Diego Police Department's use of an automated license plate reader network to aid investigations is being challenged by the ACLU, which has launched a petition to cancel the city's $2 million annual contract for the technology.

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted to end the county's contract with federal immigration enforcement agencies for firearm training, with the San Diego County Sheriff's Office agreeing to end its contract with ICE.

Finn Renard, 17, broke his neck after diving into the ocean off Mission Bay on the last day of his junior lifeguard internship. He has been on life support in the ICU for 19 days.

California is where the taco found some of its best American homes, and the old-school spots still do it right. These are the taquerias that have stuck around for years, keeping their recipes simple and their salsas fresh. Some are tiny walk-up windows, others are busy sit-down joints where the...

Choosing the right network cabling service in Southern California means checking a company’s license, experience, and standards before you sign. A few key details separate a reliable installer from a costly mistake. Southern California is home to dense business hubs across Los Angeles, Orange County, and San Diego. Off

Major construction improvements on roadways near the San Diego International Airport began on Monday, marking a step forward in plans to improve traffic operations around the airport.

A long-discussed transformation of De Anza Cove in Mission Bay has cleared a key hurdle, giving the City of San Diego a path toward dramatically expanding wetlands while maintaining space for recreation and camping. The California Coastal Commission approved the city's plan for De Anza Cove, according to San Diego...

Over two decades ago, California voters passed a law that opened the way for the criminalization of people with connections to gangs. The documentary “California Story” unravels the impact of those laws and gang documentation — the practice of tracking suspected gang members by law enforcement — on communities across t

When Karen Groebli bought an 1888 Victorian in San Diego in 1997, she wasn’t exactly getting a move-in-ready historic home. The property was boarded up, city-condemned, and in severe disrepair. Bringing it back would eventually require stripping the house down to its studs, reinforcing its foundation, replacing aging s

Cal Fire crews were called Monday to tackle a quickly-spreading brush fire near Campo, which prompted evacuations and created smoke hazards in far east San Diego County. The fire started along Church Road, a few miles south of the Golden Acorn Casino in the Campo Indian Reservation, around 2:20 p.m. By 3:50 p.m., the f