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- Sep 30, 2026
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Families of Islamic Center victims sue San Diego Unified for refusing to turn over records on teen shooter (opens the original)
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The family members of the three people shot and killed by two radicalized teens at the Islamic Center of San Diego want to know what warning signs, if any, the San Diego Unified School District may have seen leading up to the shooting. The families say the school district is unwilling to provide any records, claiming the documents are confidential.The family members of Amin Abdullah, Nadir Awad and Mansour Kaziha, who were shot and killed on May 18 by 17-year-old Cain Clark and 18-year-old Caleb
Gov. Newsom Signs SB 344 Which Clears Way for Midway Rising (opens the original)
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by Dorian Hargrove / Peninsula Beacon / Sept. 29, 2026 Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 344 into law on Tuesday, clearing Midway Rising’s path to begin construction on a massive redevelopment of the former San Diego Sports Arena. The plan, to convert the land around the arena into a project with 4,250 housing units, 130,000 square feet of retail, a new 16,000-seat arena and 14.5 acres of park space, has long been challenged by residents citing coastal height limits. The bill, proposed by Sta
Governor signs Midway Rising bill, clears path for final approval of embattled housing, retail project (opens the original)
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Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 344 into law on Tuesday, clearing Midway Rising’s path to begin construction on a massive redevelopment of the former San Diego Sports Arena. The plan, to convert the land around the arena into a project with 4,250 housing units, 130,000 square feet of retail, a new 16,000-seat arena and 14.5 acres of park space, has long been challenged by residents citing coastal height limits. The bill, proposed by State Sen. Akilah Weber Pierson, declares the environmenta
Vehicle Break-Ins in Downtown - The blocks with the most vehicle break-ins (opens the original)
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Vehicle break-ins in San Diego have fallen sharply since 2022, and downtown neighborhoods are no exception. San Diego Police Department data obtained and analyzed by Times of San Diego shows 422 vehicle break-ins were reported downtown in 2025, down from a four-year high of 579 in 2022. The decline has continued this year, with 353 reports of thefts from parked vehicles through Sept. 29. Despite the overall decrease, two neighborhoods continue to account for the largest share of break-ins. East
Car prowls in Uptown - Top spots for break-ins since 2022 (opens the original)
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Vehicle thefts are down in Uptown. Last year, police responded to 483 car prowls throughout Uptown, a three-year low, down from 781 reported smash-and-grabs in 2023. Times of San Diego analyzed police data and found that car prowls have dropped steadily since the 2023 peak. According to the data, 2026 appears to be following that downward trend. Police data from January through Sept. 19 shows officers were called 352 times to investigate car prowls in Uptown. North Park continues to be the top c
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