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ACLU asks court to compel San Diego to do away with Flock cameras, stored data (opens the original)
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Two organizations have joined forces to seek an injunction against the city of San Diego over the San Diego Police Department’s use of automated license plate readers. They’re asking the court to make the city stop using ALPRs and terminate contracts associated with the technology, while uninstalling all streetlight cameras that operate as readers and deleting all the stored data that has been collected by the systems. On Wednesday, the ACLU Foundation of San Diego & Imperial Counties and the Pa
D2 candidates Bailey, Crosby spar over city budget, homelessness and ALPRs (opens the original)
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The two Candidates vying to represent San Diego’s District 2 — which covers Point Loma, Ocean Beach, Pacific Beach and Clairemont — faced off Monday over how to address city spending and homelessness, two reliable parts of any city debate. But at the evening candidate forum they also jumped in on the recently re-ignited debate over automated license plate readers. Both Nicole Crosby, a deputy city attorney, and Richard Bailey, the former mayor of Coronado, rehashed their respective positions on
There's a good chance this year's El Niño will break records. We're about to find out what that means. (opens the original)
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Summer’s end means the precipitation we could see from this year’s potentially record-breaking “Super” El Niño is just around the bend. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center released its September El Niño update Thursday, saying there is a greater than 90% chance of a very strong event in the Northern Hemisphere during this fall and winter. Chandler Price, a meteorologist at the San Diego office of the National Weather Service, said just because an El Ni
Exclusive: Islamic Center shooter went missing from Normal Heights mental treatment facility night before attack (opens the original)
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One of the gunmen who allegedly shot and killed three people at the San Diego Islamic Center went missing from a mental health treatment facility in Normal Heights the night before prosecutors say he and another teen carried out the attack. In a new lawsuit, obtained by Times of San Diego, the parents of Caleb Vazquez said officials at Park Mental Health failed to ensure their son’s safety, and ultimately the safety of others, by not monitoring him. The lawsuit states Caleb Vazquez was living at
The city of San Diego has fewer fire rings than it did last year. Here's where you can still light a bonfire. (opens the original)
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Through the smoke and torrent of this year’s budget, do you recall the conversation last year about removing the city’s fire rings? You probably noticed that these rings didn’t enter the budget conversation this year. There wasn’t an uproar. Yet the rings didn’t disappear into thin air. That’s because the city didn’t attempt to touch the beloved San Diego staple. The fire rings were restored, for the most part. Some areas saw the loss of only a couple rings, but there’s one spot where they no lo
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