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City Councilman Carl DeMaio has asked for an audit of the San Diego Police Department’s crime lab, citing an inewsource report. Read More »

Of the more than $2 billion the federal government has given out to boost the economy and create green energy jobs, more than three-quarters has gone to foreign-owned companies that dominate the global wind power industry. Read More »

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That finding surprises virtually no one in law enforcement. They say the law is vague and has holes, making it nearly impossible to enforce. Read More »

Just as water transformed the Imperial Valley from a desert into the ninth-largest producing agricultural county in California, it also divides the valley, fueling suspicions and conspiracy theories. Read More »

Federal authorities are conducting a criminal investigation into two companies that charged the city of San Diego $9.4 million to haul away the charred remains of 112 Rancho Bernardo homes after the devastating wildfires two years ago. Read More »

Scientists at the San Diego Police Department’s crime lab have struggled for years against an insurmountable backlog of DNA samples. Read More »

California Coastal Commissioner Patrick Kruer decided to abstain from voting on a plan to overhaul San Diego's waterfront after inewsource asked about his brother's financial involvement in the project. Read More »

Progress toward improving San Diego fire response times has stalled since the city began idling fire engines to save money in February. Read More »

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