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 Sunday, Feb 4 The legal team that represented former District Attorney Bonnie Dumanis in her effort to protect her $268,800 annual pension in case she wins her race for county Board of Supervisors was paid thousands of dollars by the Dumanis campaign, newly filed election reports show. |
| The candidate seeking to replace Sheriff Bill Gore has been formally written up for meeting with victims of a deputy accused of sexual misconduct by 14 women. |
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| A 14th woman has come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct against a San Diego sheriff's deputy who has been on leave since October while investigators culled through evidence and legal claims. |
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| The San Diego Sheriff's Department deputies, fearing large-scale protests over the construction of border wall prototypes on Otay Mesa last fall, logged more than 10,000 hours of overtime in a three-month period before and after the project construction. |
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| San Diego Police Department Chief Shelley Zimmerman will get as much as $898,900 when she retires in March, based on city pension data. |
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| Data from the California Environmental Protection Agency show an area of Coronado has more hazardous waste facilities than 99 percent of all census tracts in the state. |
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| ICE is looking to the private sector to help it add more than 6,500 positions — jobs the agency says are needed to support the unprecedented influx of 10,000 new agents ordered by President Trump. |
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| When the San Diego District Attorney's office began quietly notifying lawyers for 254 convicted defendants that changes in how some DNA evidence was interpreted could affect their case, it wasn't the first time that a California prosecutor's office had re-examined closed cases. |
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