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SAN DIEGO (KGTV) - As we welcome a new year, there is so much to do around San Diego County during the first weekend of 2023!Monster Jam returns to San Diego and makes its debut at Snapdragon Stadium as it moves from Petco Park.San Diegans from the local craft beer scene can experience the latest in brewing during San Diego Brew Fest at Liberty Station.If you weren't able to … [Read more...] about Explore San Diego: Things to do January 5-8

(KGTV) - A photographer and a social media post was among the thousands arrested last week after being busted by a vigilante group called the CC Unit. "CC" stands for "crawling catch"."What we do is to catch online sellers who prey on children," said the group's founder, who goes by the name "Ghost".According to Ghost, a social media story run by the group contacted by Ronald … [Read more...] about Photographer Arrested After Being Stung By San Diego-Based Vigilante Group

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Kelly A. Martinez officially took office as the new San Diego County Sheriff on Monday at noon.On Dec. 16, the San Diego native was formally sworn in as the 31st Sheriff of San Diego County. A ceremonial swearing-in event, during which Martinez will be sworn in before an audience, will take place on Jan. 9."I am honored to be elected as the next San Diego County Sheriff," … [Read more...] about SDSO’s New Sheriff is Officially Now in Office

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Farmers and other taxpayers in Fallbrook and Rainbow could see average savings on their water bills of more than $20 a month if they join the Eastern Municipal Water District in Riverside County, according to a new report.However, the measure may increase the cost of water for other San Diegans by more than $2 per month on average, according to findings by the Local Agency … [Read more...] about Fallbrook, Rainbow could lower water bills by dropping San Diego wholesaler

President Joe Biden came to San Diego County on Thursday, along with Mayor Todd Gloria and Gov. Gavin Newsom, to boost Rep. Mike Levin, whose re-election bid Democrats hope to boost.As Randy Dotinga describes in a brief history, Biden's first trip to the city followed an unbroken streak stretching back to Woodrow Wilson in 1919. After Benjamin Harrison's visit in 1891, when San … [Read more...] about Morning Report: Biden Visits 15 Landmarks Right in San Diego

A new lawsuit seeks to prevent San Diego from using developer money generated in affluent neighborhoods to build libraries, fire stations and other infrastructure in low-income areas.In the lawsuit, the Livable San Diego residents group, which opposes high-density housing, says a new city policy that would shift developer money to low-income and historically underserved areas … [Read more...] about Lawsuit seeks to block San Diego’s plan to shift infrastructure money from rich to poor areas

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) - The San Diego City Attorney's Office announced Tuesday that it will stop using Twitter because the platform is "moving in a troubling direction."City Attorney Mara Elliott said her office "will no longer communicate with Twitter," and she urged the public to check Instagram and the city's website for updates.The latest tweets from the office read: "Twitter is … [Read more...] about San Diego City Attorney’s Office to stop using Twitter account

San Diego considered a variety of new renter protections Monday in a special meeting as homelessness and the economic hardships of renters continue to exist.As part of the meeting, the city council also worked on a resolution to declare "housing a human right" - something that has received support from various renters, homeless and environmental groups - but has angered some … [Read more...] about San Diego is ready to declare ‘housing a human right’ and strengthen the rights of renters