LaMonica Peters
CBS 8 San Diego
San Diego, CA, United States
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CROWN Act plays major role in San Diego hair discrimination lawsuit
The Crown Act is already law in California but Friday it was also passed by the House of Representatives. → Read More
CA Assembly bill aims to hold social media platforms liable for harming children
13% of British teen users and 6% of American teen users traced the desire to kill themselves to Instagram. → Read More
New policies from San Diego County Sheriff's Dept. aim to keep inmates safer
The changes come six weeks after a state auditor said its response to the high number of jail deaths was inadequate. → Read More
A Northern CA woman is accused of faking her own kidnapping
The Dept. of Justice now believes she spent the time away from her husband and children with an old boyfriend. → Read More
Sex trafficking of boys often goes unreported
San Diego County D.A. kicks off campaign to raise awareness about boys who are vulnerable to sex trafficking. → Read More
Supreme Court Nominees: Another Black woman was considered for the highest U.S. court in the late 1970s
If confirmed, Ketanji Brown Jackson will become the first African American woman to sit on the Supreme Court. → Read More
San Diego shelters respond to cold temperatures after inclement weather alert is issued
Wednesday night is expected to be one of the coldest nights of the season and local shelters are gearing up to open up more space for people living on the streets. → Read More
San Diego shelters respond to cold temperatures after inclement weather alert is issued
Wednesday night is expected to be one of the coldest nights of the season and local shelters are gearing up to open up more space for people living on the streets. → Read More
Driver shot on I-805 South during road rage incident
CHP says they got a call around 3:30 p.m. Monday from the shooting victim, who was at the 43rd Street off ramp. → Read More
Study shows San Diego now the least affordable city for home-buying in California
San Diego bypassed Los Angeles and San Francisco based on people’s income and the price of single-family homes. → Read More
Governor nominates San Diego judge to State Supreme Court
If confirmed, Judge Patricia Guerrero will become the first Latina to serve on California’s Supreme Court. → Read More
Chula Vista Mayor: 'We’re the only ones being asked to pay for a toll road'
Mayor Mary Casillas Salas wants the debt for State Route 125 paid off in 2027, the earliest date the loans can be refinanced. → Read More
Southwest Airlines will sell alcohol on flights again
The airline stopped serving alcohol last March after several violent incidents during flights. → Read More
New president at SeaWorld debuts new attractions
Jim Lake spent most of his 30+ years in the industry with Disney and will open new theme park in Chula Vista next month. → Read More
'Why didn’t the whole world try to help us?'
Last year, 68% of all hate crimes were against Jewish people. → Read More
Thieves in SUV smash way into Escondido jewelry store to loot it
The vehicular smash-and-grab heist in the 300 block of West Mission Avenue took place shortly after 1:30 a.m., according to the Escondido Police Department. → Read More
Ocean Beach remembers pillar of the community: 'Shoeshine Willie' Washington
Washington was a businessman, a veteran and former NFL player with the Raiders. → Read More
Omicron detection in wastewater is trending down in San Diego County
The latest numbers show a 20% drop in omicron concentration over the last two weeks. → Read More
Jewish leaders in San Diego and across the state respond to synagogue standoff in Texas
The hostage standoff over the weekend was a stark reminder of the deadly shooting in a Poway synagogue more than two years ago. → Read More
'The outcome was good and we're back at work'
Union members voted Monday to accept the terms offered by Republic Services. → Read More