San Diego jury awards $105M to addiction counselor who says she was sexually harassed, fired in retaliation
It’s not yet clear if defendant Acadia Healthcare will appeal the verdict.
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Here’s who’s running in the June primary to be a San Diego judge
Two San Diego Superior Court judicial races have multiple candidates — three candidates for one seat, two for the other.
Man pleads guilty to hitting San Diego police officer with car in Point Loma
William Stephens struck Officer Matthew Salisbury with his Jeep, breaking the officer’s leg and dislocating his knee.
San Diego legal community to host public event to celebrate America’s 250th birthday
The July 2 event on the USS Midway will celebrate constitutional rights and provide legal resources to the community.
Murder trial begins in woman’s 1990 Scripps Ranch killing
Randall Oyler, 65, is charged with killing Margaret Orozco Jackson, whose body was discovered on a hillside on July 11, 1990.
Driver who had been removed from U.S. 4 times pleads guilty in boy’s fatal hit-run crash
Hector Amador Balderas pleaded guilty to hitting Aiden Antonio Torres De Paz, 11, in 2025.
Settlement of disputed San Diego trash fee ‘on the table,’ awaiting a decision by council, city lawyers tell judge
A trial in a lawsuit over the fee is set to start Tuesday, but opening arguments will be canceled if council members approve the agreement Monday. The deal’s terms were not disclosed.
Student arrested at Gaza protest encampment sues UCSD and county, alleging civil rights violations
Emily Lucas, who contends she was a volunteer medic not involved in protest activity, alleges she was arrested unlawfully, denied due process and jailed in inhumane conditions.
Student arrested at Gaza protest encampment sues UCSD and county, alleging civil rights violations
Emily Lucas, who contends she was a volunteer medic not involved in protest activity, alleges she was arrested unlawfully, denied due process and jailed in inhumane conditions.