San Diego County

On Tuesday, San Diego County Sheriff Kelly A. Martinez announced that her office will not abide by a new sanctuary policy adopted by the Southern California county’s Board of Supervisors. The latest sanctuary policy limits cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers by prohibiting county law enforcement officers from granting ICE agents access to individuals or using County facilities for investigative interviews.

A California elementary school teacher, once named a “Teacher of the Year,” was arrested after allegedly “having an inappropriate relationship” with a student.

On Tuesday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Hannity,” San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond (R) criticized the “hypocrisy” of the Biden administration for criticizing Govs. Greg Abbott (R-TX) and Ron DeSantis (R-FL) for transporting migrants to various cities while

The commanding officer of Navy SEAL Team 1, was discovered dead in his residence in San Diego County on Monday, according to Navy officials.

A photographer captured the photo of a lifetime during a southern California surf competition.

Deadly fentanyl overdoses in San Diego County, California, surged by more than triple during the coronavirus lockdowns, sparking concerns among local law enforcement officials.

San Diego County, California, will spend $5 million to provide taxpayer-funded lawyers to illegal aliens in federal custody to help them fight their deportations. 

A kindergartner in San Diego County, California, is being recognized for her act of kindness toward her fellow students.

President Donald Trump praised San Diego County on Thursday for defying California’s “sanctuary state” laws, and criticized Governor Jerry Brown for insisting that 400 National Guard troops deployed in the state not be used to enforce immigration laws.

President Donald Trump took to Twitter Wednesday morning to hail the “Revolution” by local governments in Southern California against the state’s “sanctuary” laws.

Throngs of protesters from Irvine, Huntington Beach, and Laguna Niguel shouted-down an Orange County Supervisors meeting to force a reversal of the plan to set up homeless tent camps next to local city parks.

The Los Angeles City Council voted last week to develop an “emergency” plan that could operate trailer and tent encampments to house 34,000-homeless — similar to the plan developed by Orange County.

The three cities where Orange County planned to erect tent camps to warehouse evicted Santa Ana River homeless people are threatening lawsuits to block the move.

Orange County found 13,950 used hypodermic needles left by evicted homeless people along the Santa Ana River, confirming public health concerns that led to the camps’ removal.

San Diego County methamphetamine-related deaths have almost doubled over the last five years to an average of one every 23 hours.

The California hepatitis A outbreak is on the verge of reaching statewide epidemic status, as cases have spread through homeless tent cities from San Diego north to Sacramento.

California Democrats are trying to rig another set of elections, pushing a bill that will tilt elections in favor of Democrats in San Diego, the last bastion of Republican dominance in Southern California.

Starbucks held a hiring event exclusively for refugees in El Cajon, California on Tuesday, part of its recently announced commitment to hire more than 10,000 refugees over the next five years.

In January, one unidentified person made a phone call asking authorities to remove a cross that has stood for 51 years in honor of a fallen Vietnam War soldier at the San Diego County airport in Ocotillo Wells.

The case–PERUTA V. CTY. OF SAN DIEGO–was filed at the 9th Circuit by concealed permit applicants who believe the “good cause” requirement infringed their Second Amendment rights in San Diego and Yolo Counties.

TEL AVIV – Israeli water giant IDE Technologies opened the largest desalination plant in the Western hemisphere in California last week, JSpacenews reported.   The new facility, constructed as part of an endeavor called the Poseidon project, will combat regional

As California suffers through a fourth year of record drought, one city in the Golden State has a unique problem: too much water.

A man who voiced the lovable Charlie Brown in a series of 1960s television specials has pleaded guilty to making criminal threats after he attempted to solicit a hitman to kill a San Diego law enforcement officer.

California cities are working overtime to conserve water during the state’s record four-year drought–but one city became a victim of its own savings success when it was forced to dump more than half a million gallons of drinkable water down the drain.