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Despite criticism, Oceanside will keep using controversial Flock surveillance cameras
Flock cameras have become a lightning rod nationwide amid reports identifying data is being used by federal immigration authorities and also by officers abusing it to track ex-partners.
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6mSan Diego sheriff and supervisors in standoff over local response to immigration crackdown
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13mThese San Diegans live and shop among cancer-causing chemicals. What’s being done?
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5mOceanside residents near Camp Pendleton sometimes can't get in or out of the neighborhood
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6mDocumenters explored San Diego's Balboa Park. Here's what they found
Nearly 40 hours in Balboa Park revealed a special place for locals and tourists alike — even as parts of the beloved landmark deteriorate.