inewsource
San Diego County holds half the state’s violent sex offenders. Is there a better way to house them?
The county, which houses half of California's sexually violent predators, may end up with more on conditional release.
Read the original at inewsourceMore audio from inewsource
-
4mChula Vista Elementary warns teachers of 'potential changes' to arts education program
The Chula Vista Elementary School District, the fourth-largest school district in San Diego County, provides arts education to nearly 22,000 students.
-
8mFor a year, San Diegans have protested at this ICE detention center. They’re not stopping
The midterm election has offered a sharp rebuke to President Trump’s agenda. But his immigration crackdown continues.
-
11mSan Diego’s congressional delegation is all Democrats. What’s next?
Experts hope the election results motivate Congress to address recent federal policy changes that have left people scrambling in San Diego.
-
10mElection voters rebuked Trump. What will it mean for the immigration crackdown in San Diego?
President Donald Trump embarked on an unprecedented mass deportation in his second term. Tuesday’s election may mark a turning point as Democrats gained control of Congress.
-
4mSix members of Congress demand 'answers and investigation' after Otay Mesa detainee's death
Deaths in immigration detention centers have soared in President Donald Trump’s second term, as reports of inadequate medical care plague many facilities.