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Should National City keep its contract with Flock cameras? What mayor, council candidates say
Proponents of more police surveillance technology say cameras can help law enforcement prevent crime and solve cases. Opponents argue these cameras could infringe on privacy.
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4mMedical examiner corrects ID of man who died in ICE custody at Otay Mesa Detention Center
San Diego County Medical Examiner’s office late Wednesday officially identified the man who died in ICE custody Saturday at the Otay Mesa Detention Center.
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8mEverything you need to know about California’s superintendent of public instruction race
This year’s contest features two local school board presidents: Richard Barrera and Sonja Shaw, the latter of whom was the top vote-getter in the June primary election.
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8mEncinitas votes in favor of restrictions on ICE presence amid escalation
An escalation in immigration enforcement has left the community in fear. The city is taking action.
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6mBig money drops again into San Diego District 8 race
The money pouring into San Diego's open District 8 race by outside PACs and independent committees has made it one of the costliest City Council races.
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15mWhat San Diego officials will do — or not — with the nation’s worst lead-polluting airport
Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport is the highest lead-polluting general aviation airport in the U.S., and no targeted testing is being done for the toxic substance in the San Diego neighborhoods nearby.