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733 members — about 38% of the officers the union represents — responded to the survey

A proposed policy would more clearly outline what equipment can be used and when

Currently, families who adopt the dogs must cover all medical expenses -- which can be substantial

Researchers who have studied similar cases say that reported overdoses can sometimes be attributed to the “nocebo effect”

The San Diego County Sheriff’s Office says it’s sharing the bodycam video to emphasize the drug’s dangers

The department said it's seeing positive results from recent recruiting initiatives aimed at greater diversity

The driver had shifted into reverse and accelerated, hitting the officer directly behind him, in what police called "clearly an intentional act"

Officers must use the individuals' preferred pronouns, let them choose the gender of the officer who searches them and must take them to the jail facility that aligns with their gender identity

The Olympic-style competition for public safety and first responders is scheduled to take place June 10 - 19 in San Diego

Undersheriff Kelly Martinez began her career with the department in 1985 as a deputy

Officer David Sisto was 39

Police tried to keep the groups apart after several skirmishes, while some in the crowd threw rocks and used pepper spray on officers

The woman is suspected of stabbing a man in the arm, police say

The new commission, once established, will have investigatory and subpoena powers the review board doesn't currently have

The order comes after some residents raised concerns about thin blue line masks