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At least one person was killed early Saturday when a vehicle crashed and overturned in San Marcos.

The crash was reported to the California Highway Patrol at 2:03 a.m. and was on the westbound Ronald Packard (78) Freeway at Rancho Santa Fe Road.

The driver of the vehicle was reportedly awake when freed and taken by ambulance to a hospital and San Marcos Fire Dep...

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For years, San Diego Comic-Con organizers and local Indigenous artists have been working to secure more Indigenous artists as presenters at the annual convention. Mervin “Chag” Lowry started presenting five years ago, and spent years with his friend and Kume...

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More than 40 years ago, San Diego officials agreed to allow the development of the Fairbanks Ranch community in the San Dieguito River Valley in exchange for 115 acres that they agreed would forever remain public parkland.

Over the years, much of the property has become commercialized for sports events, most recently by a for-profit soccer company that hosts ...

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For the next two-and-a-half months at a minimum, private defense attorneys in San Diego and across the nation are being asked to work without pay while defending court-appointed clients in federal criminal cases.

That’s because on July 3, congressional funding ran out for the federal program that pays private attorneys to represent indigent defendants who, for various ...

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Corey Dean screamed for days, pleading for help. He banged on the door, vent and table, trying to get attention. He flooded his cell with dirty toilet water and smeared feces across his face and body.

Deputies in the Vista Detention Facility all but ignored him.

According to sworn testimony, three people locked up in the same unit where Dean died last week say t...

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