Sheriff will reform health care in San Diego County jails, under latest settlement in long-running lawsuit
The new agreement in the class-action lawsuit calls for improved practices and staffing in medical and dental treatment.
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San Diego police officer indicted on child sexual exploitation charges
Brandon McGibbon faces five counts related to the online sexual exploitation of three underage girls; SDPD says McGibbon has been suspended and his police powers removed.
Bullying, rejection, concerning behavior cited in documents linked to mosque shooting suspects
Details about the lives of the shooters suspected of killing three men at the Islamic Center of San Diego are beginning to emerge.
San Diego police release timeline of events from day of mosque shooting
Timeline reveals the increasingly frantic hunt for Cain Lee Clark, 17, and a companion later identified as Caleb Vazquez.
Ham on Wry: Time well spent with family in Montana
As the years pass and family grows, these visits will always be cherished memories.
San Francisco immigration court shuts down after purge of judges, leaving asylum cases in chaos
The court had only two judges left when it shut down on May 1.
Trump’s Cuba strategy echoes his Venezuela playbook. But there are key differences
Using oil blockade and military threats, looks like the Venezuela playbook, but experts say key differences make similar results unlikely.
Judge throws out author Michael Wolff’s lawsuit against Melania Trump
Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil in federal court in Manhattan chided both sides for “inappropriate level of tactical gamesmanship” and said she “will not be conscripted to oversee an abusively presented spat.”
Senators from both parties push Hegseth for action on Ukraine aid
A bipartisan group of senators is urging the pentagon to release $600 million in security aid for Ukraine and eastern European allies