Trump list of US-designated ‘foreign terrorist organizations’ in Latin America grows to 21
The label was once reserved for groups like the Islamic State group or al-Qaida that use violence for political ends — not for money-focused crime rings.
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Prosecutor brought in to lead investigation of Trump foes tells AP that he has resigned his position
“I did in fact resign,” Joe diGenova told The Associated Press on Thursday, calling it an “honor and a privilege” to serve Trump and the Justice Department.
Bicyclist killed after being struck by car identified as Oceanside man
Christian Faamaligi, 31, was riding a bicycle on Mission Avenue near Ocean Point Road when he was hit Tuesday night.
Video shows San Diego police officer shoot at suspected stolen vehicle in San Ysidro, wounding man
A passenger in the car was shot in the shoulder in the July 29 encounter, which unfolded in a matter of seconds.
San Diego family reunites with dog that went missing three years ago
The Maltipoo was found in a safe sleeping site near the San Diego International Airport, and a microchip helped identify his family.
Appeals court cites detention of Japanese Americans in ruling blasting Trump immigration policy
A federal appeals court says the Trump administration’s policy of holding immigrants without a chance for release recalls some of the darkest moments in the nation’s history.
Investigation launched into death of man found next to park bench in Santee
The body was discovered about 4:20 p.m. near Mast Park on Carlton Hills Boulevard Wednesday afternoon.
Kimmel says interview with James Talarico won’t air on TV under pressure from the FCC
Jimmy Kimmel says the federal agency regulating television has “threatened” his show. An interview with James Talarico, a Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in Texas, will now air on YouTube instead of TV.
Trump wants to send Americans money. Congress and economists don’t seem thrilled with the idea
Donald Trump’s pitch to send Americans $5,000 checks should Republicans prevail in the November midterms is drawing scorn from some members of Congress — the very people who have constitutional authority over federal spending.
Appeals court hands Trump a loss on mail voting as Supreme Court considers his executive order
An appeals court has upheld a block on President Donald Trump’s order to limit mail voting. The decision Thursday by a panel of the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals comes even as the Supreme Court is already considering the same case.