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Relatives of Elisa Serna, who plan to attend the multi-day proceeding, say more people should have been charged in the woman's death at Las Colinas jail. → Read More
The San Diego County sheriff must turn over the reports within a week, so lawyers for the Union-Tribune and other news outlets can develop privacy protocols. → Read More
Draft community plan update raises alarms over density, congestion → Read More
Top Citizens' Law Enforcement Review Board officials scheduled a special meeting to consider a host of changes, including one that would eliminate a one-year limit on the board's authority to investigate misconduct complaints. → Read More
But the settlement with Frankie Greer does not resolve a broader dispute over the release of internal sheriff's records. → Read More
Los Angeles-based Consumer Watchdog says trial court erred in dismissing claims early this year → Read More
The decision comes after an ultimatum from San Diego councilmember and revelations about the firm's federal COVID-19 relief loan. → Read More
Hundreds of thousands of dollars in contributions to the San Diego County Democratic Party are flowing through the company owned by Jesus Cardenas. → Read More
The former employee was found to have accessed the domestic-violence victim's case file and repeatedly asked her out, saying he was 'expecting a steak dinner' for his help → Read More
The selection of DAP Health, which still needs a bankruptcy court's approval, comes more than two years after federal agents raided Borrego Health clinics and offices. → Read More
The department's decision comes as county prepares to settle a lawsuit by a transgender woman who was badly beaten after being placed in a cell with three men. → Read More
Stewart Halpern has been awarded a new term as the City Council seeks an outside legal opinion. → Read More
The bequest — most of whose funds remain undesignated — instantly lands the late Jay Kahn on the list of largest donors in San Diego history. → Read More
'The families of the folks who have died are certainly not seeing the CIRB reports,' the oversight board's executive officer said. 'Nobody is getting those reports.' → Read More
Kelly Martinez last year publicly said the internal reviews would be made public “in the near future.” To date, her department has released details of just two cases, though 20 people died in custody last year. → Read More
Two and a half years after John Gordon sued over the city's troubled lease for the high-rise, a new ruling has ended the case, for now. His lawyers plan to appeal. → Read More
The update was released the same day relatives of people who died in custody demonstrated alongside community advocates outside Sheriff’s Department headquarters. → Read More
Loved ones say they still have questions about the deaths and their concerns are not being heard → Read More
The judge made no immediate final decision. He had issued a tentative ruling dismissing the last defendant earlier this week. → Read More
If upheld after a Friday hearing, the ruling would remove the final defendant from the case over the city's ill-fated lease for a downtown high-rise, ending the closely-watched litigation. → Read More