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3 Inmates Caught, 3 Others Still Loose After Escaping Calif. Jail With ‘Homemade Rope'
Three of six inmates who used a “homemade rope” to escape from a jail in central California were arrested Tuesday, including two who were taken into custody in the San Diego area, authorities confirmed.
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Wind Fans Wildfire in California Canyons, Residents Flee
Powerful winds have pushed flames through Southern California canyons as an out-of-control wildfire burns near homes, forcing residents to flee
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Tips to Keep Pets Calm During July 4 Fireworks
Stay-at-home orders that keep people from gathering in crowds has changed July 4th celebrations this year but there are still some fireworks shows scheduled that could be upsetting to furry friends. The constant loud noise of fireworks can be pretty tough on pets. Here are some easy things pet owners can do at home to help out your pet throughout…
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5.5 Magnitude Earthquake Felt in San Diego County
A 5.5 magnitude earthquake that struck Baja California, Mexico was felt across San Diego County Friday night. The earthquake was reported as a 5.5 magnitude near Alberto Oviedo Mota, near Mexicali, Mexico. But the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) revised it and later changed the location near Coahuila, B.C. approximately 166.9 miles southeast of San Diego, according to USGS. Multiple people…
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CDC Confirms 14th Coronavirus Case in US
A second patient with a confirmed case of coronavirus is being treated at a San Diego County hospital, a CDC spokesperson confirmed Wednesday. It’s the second confirmed case in the county since the deadly outbreak began.
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First Coronavirus Case Found Among Evacuees From China to US
A woman is being treated for coronavirus at UC San Diego Medical Center in Hillcrest, a spokesperson for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed. It is the first confirmed case in the county since the deadly outbreak began.
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Elder Abuse Cases Likely to Remain ‘Open' Investigations in San Diego County
Every year more than 9,000 cases of elder abuse are reported in San Diego County and data shows the crim is often underreported and difficult to fight in court, leaving a majority of cases “open” investigations.
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Georgia State Coach Injures Leg in Post-Game Celebration
George State’s head coach says he may have ruptured his Achilles tendon after celebrating his team’s victory in the Sun Belt Conference tournament championship.
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U.S. Attorney Warns of San Diego Fentanyl Crisis, Deadly Counterfeit Pills
U.S. Attorney Robert Brewer issued a public safety alert for drug users in San Diego County to beware of a lethal strain of fentanyl showing up in counterfeit oxycodone.
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Man Takes Home Fake Display Earrings Instead of Real, $4,000 Ones
A diamond mix-up is a rare occasion with jewelers, according to a local San Diego jewelry appraiser, but a Carlsbad Costco customer got caught up in a mistake he never would have known about had the store not given him a call.
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Two Camp Pendleton Marines Charged With Transporting Undocumented Immigrants
Border Patrol Agents found three undocumented immigrants inside Marines’ car near Tecate. Marines allegedly admitted to prior incidents.
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Los Alamitos Race Track Cancels Races, Suffering From Shortage of Horses
The Los Alamitos Race Course has canceled races for the third time in the first few days of its three-week Thoroughbred Meet due to fallout from the deaths of 30 horses at Santa Anita during its recently completed meet.
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Los Alamitos Race Track Cancels Races, Suffering From Shortage of Horses
The Los Alamitos Race Course has canceled races for the third time in the first few days of its three-week Thoroughbred Meet due to fallout from the deaths of 30 horses at Santa Anita during its recently completed meet.
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Woman Sues Oceanside, County After Her Stroke Is Allegedly Mistaken for Drunkenness and Gets Her Arrested
A Carlsbad woman is suing both the City of Oceanside and San Diego County after she claimed police mistook her stroke for drunkenness and arrested her.
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Business Partner Found Guilty in McStay Family Killings
A guilty verdict was handed down Monday in the trial of a Southern California man charged with killing a family of four and burying their bodies in the desert.
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US, Mexico Leaders to Address Tijuana Sewage Spills Affecting South Bay
Regional leaders representing both Southern California and Mexico will gather in Imperial Beach Friday for a rare discussion between the two countries about a flow of sewage crossing the border.
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Mom Charged in Death of 9-Year-Old Daughter Found in Duffel Bag
A woman was arrested on suspicion of murder after the body of her 9-year-old daughter was found in a duffel bag along a suburban horse trail near Los Angeles, authorities said Monday.
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Map: Look at the Drought Difference in California From One Year Ago
Storms continued to pile on snowpack and fill California’s water reservoirs over the past week, pulling even more of the state out of drought conditions. Last week, a small sliver of extreme Northern California was the only part of the state in moderate drought. That area and a swath of California near its border with Mexico were listed as abnormally...
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Map: Look at the Drought Difference in California From One Year Ago
Storms continued to pile on snowpack and fill California’s water reservoirs over the past week, pulling even more of the state out of drought conditions. Last week, a small sliver of extreme Northern California was the only part of the state in moderate drought. That area and a swath of California near its border with Mexico were listed as abnormally...
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Man Accused by Family in Hacienda Heights Homicide Once Convicted of Child Abuse in SD
A man blamed by family in the gruesome homicide of a 9-year-old girl in Hacienda Heights spent more than a decade in prison on a torture and child abuse conviction from 2005, according to San Diego County court records.