Merrilee Moore
FOX5 San Diego
Jacksonville, NC, United States
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Caravan protesters call on ICE to release detained children, reunite families
A caravan protest Saturday called on ICE to release detained children and reunite families. → Read More
Calif. attorney general proposes statewide police reforms
The San Diego Sheriff's Department said Monday it was reviewing recommendations and taking steps to enact new policies after California Attorney Xavier Becerra outlines a statewide police reform agenda. → Read More
National Guard presence in county draws mixed reactions
The decision to deploy 200 National Guard troops to San Diego County this week is being met with mixed reactions. → Read More
Over 150K visited local beaches over holiday weekend, lifeguards estimate
Over 150,000 people visited San Diego County beaches over Memorial Day weekend, lifeguards estimated. → Read More
Restaurants in San Diego resume table service
Restaurants in San Diego are beginning to open back up again for table service. → Read More
3 reservoirs to reopen this weekend
SAN DIEGO — Three San Diego reservoirs will open for public recreation this weekend, the city announced Thursday. Miramar and Murray will reopen Friday and the Lower Otay Reservoir will reopen Saturday. Walking, jogging, cycling, fishing and boating will be permitted. Visitors will be required to practice physical distancing and wear facial coverings. To help […] → Read More
8 San Diego casinos to reopen this month
Eight Native American gaming tribes in San Diego County are gearing up to reopen their casinos beginning on May 18. → Read More
After beating COVID-19, woman who gave birth while in coma will spend Mother’s Day at home
A pregnant woman who tested positive for COVID-19 found herself in the hospital in March. Now she and her newborn daughter will spend their first Mother's Day together at home. → Read More
Look out, La Jollans: 4 rock slides confirmed at Black’s Beach
Parts of Black's Beach in La Jolla remained taped off Sunday afternoon following several weekend rock slides. → Read More
Judge dismisses US women’s national soccer team’s equal pay claims
A spokesperson for the players said while disappointed with the decision, they will appeal. → Read More
Del Mar City Council votes to reopen beach Monday
DEL MAR, Calif. — Del Mar City Council voted Friday to reopen the city’s beach Monday. → Read More
Attorney General William Barr to prosecutors: Look for unconstitutional virus rules
Attorney General William Barr on Monday ordered federal prosecutors across the U.S. to identify coronavirus-related restrictions from state and local governments “that could be violating the constitutional rights and civil liberties of individual citizens.” → Read More
County leaders report 98 new COVID-19 cases, 2 additional deaths
County leaders provide an update on their efforts to slow the spread of the coronavirus in San Diego. Watch it live at 2:30 p.m. → Read More
Beaches to reopen Monday, extra police presence expected
A phased re-opening of San Diego beaches begins Monday, but certain activities will still be off limits. → Read More
SDUSD to start grading schoolwork submitted through distance learning
For most of April, students received credit for work but it was not graded. Beginning Monday, graded work will resume. → Read More
Labor leaders: Grocers may need to stop letting customers inside
Dozens of grocery store workers have died from the coronavirus, despite masks, temperature checks and capacity restrictions to keep them safe. → Read More
Protesters rally against stay-at-home order
Demonstrators gathered Saturday to protest the stay-at-home order issued to curb the spread of COVID-19. → Read More
Volunteers hand out food to over 1,000 families in need
Volunteers handed out food to over a thousand families in need Saturday morning with a drive-through food drive. → Read More
Local church holds Palm Sunday services online
Church leaders in San Diego and around the country are taking steps to ensure patrons have access to religious services as Easter Sunday approaches. → Read More
County announces cruise ship restrictions due to virus danger
The county announced two new public heath orders Monday focused on cruise ships, one giving the county public health officer discretion on disembarkations if a passenger or crew member on the ship has tested positive for coronavirus and the other banning all cruise ships from disembarking in San Diego after Tuesday. → Read More