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Retail Theft Arrests – San Marcos License Plate Recognition Leads to Suspects.

On Friday, July 17, around 8:00 p.m., deputies from the San Marcos Sheriff’s Station received a notification from the License Plate Recognition (LPR) camera system for a vehicle connected to multiple theft cases across San Diego County. Deputies located the vehicle in front of a department store located in...
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Two Juveniles Arrested After a 100 Mph Stolen Vehicle Pursuit in San Diego County...

SAN DIEGO, CA — Two juveniles were arrested after a stolen vehicle pursuit in San Diego County reached speeds of more than 100 mph before coming to an end, according to authorities. The chase unfolded as deputies tried to stop the vehicle and the driver continued at high speed.
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Man arrested at border crossing transferred to Fresno County Jail

FRESNO, Calif. (FOX26) — The man connected to a fatal hit-and-run of an elderly couple was picked up from San Diego County jail and transferred to the Fresno County jail. 48-year-old Omar Chavez of Reedley was recently arrested at the U.S.-Mexico border crossing at the CBX bridge connecting the Tijuana Airport.
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A Chula Vista community wants MTS to close them off from crime — and...

A Chula Vista community that sits next to a San Diego Metropolitan Transit System trolley station has been asking the agency to close their community off from the area for months, citing high crime. Holiday Gardens, a residential community that sits adjacent to the H Street trolley station, has two...
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San Diego’s Free Aloha Bash Brings Hula, Island Eats and Shaved Ice to Liberty...

San Diego’s annual Hawaiian celebration is bringing two days of hula, live music, island food and shaved ice to Liberty Station later this month — and admission won’t cost a cent. The family-friendly Ho‘olaule‘a is set for Aug. 22-23 at NTC Park, giving locals a full weekend of culture, shopping and stage-side audience
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Growing Crispy Chicken Brand Continues Expansion

Surf Up Chicken is preparing to expand once again, with plans for a new location in Vista revealed in recent public records filed. San Diego County Department of Environmental Health permits show the brand is working on opening up a restaurant at 1998 Hacienda Dr. An application was filed last...
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Nursing program graduates in limbo as state conducts curriculum review

A review by California’s state nursing board has put hundreds of recent graduates of an online college in limbo.
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Best Private Elementary Schools in San Diego 2026

San Diego families can compare the best private elementary schools for 2026 using trusted Niche rankings, making it easier to find a campus where young learners can thrive academically and personally. Choosing the right school is one of the most important decisions parents make for their children. San Diego’s best...
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Haggo’s Organic Taco Plans New North City Location

A popular North County restaurant known for its organic, seed oil-free menu is preparing to expand into San Marcos. Haggo’s Organic Taco has recently submitted plans for a new restaurant at 222 North City Drive in San Marcos, according to records filed with the San Diego County Department of Environmental Health. The a
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Downtown El Cajon Tax Grab Seeks Millions More With Murky Books

El Cajon is asking downtown property owners to approve a larger, longer-running tax district that would generate nearly $800,000 in first-year assessments, while the public still has a fuzzy picture of where the current district’s millions have gone. The ballot question is not just about cleaner sidewalks; it is about

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