San Diego
The San Diego Police Officers Association and the National Law Enforcement Foundation share lessons learned from building the nation’s first law enforcement only childcare center
Members of the San Diego PD strike a pose in front of the Coronado Bridge
Fallen law enforcement officers are honored at a ceremony in San Diego County, California
The city would become the first in the nation with a childcare center for children of police personnel
Officers will march in full uniform after ongoing conversations with parade organizers
A protester arrested in 2020 claimed that a lengthy, warrantless seizure of her cellphone violated her Fourth Amendment rights
A local man used sheriff’s department patches, a utility belt and several fake firearms for his ruse
A police union claims that appropriate equipment to reduce lead poisoning was never purchased
Daniel Salazar, 40, crashed near the Mexico border while responding to sensor activity, police said
“The officer being calm and telling us what to do made the difference,” said Travis Almond, one of several passersby who helped stop the bleeding
Police say the page provides transparency without disclosing personal information
New video shows a man using a police station’s call box to ask for help, and then pointing a gun at responding officers
The suspect had been involved in six break-ins or attempted break-ins over the course of two days, police said
The man used a callbox to ask for help, but brandished a gun when officers approached
A new California law requires police agencies to get approval to use — or continue using — certain equipment
In just the first two months of the year, officers have confiscated 372 guns, including 77 ghost guns
Detective Anthony Garcia got back up and fired off several shots after a driver rammed into him
Det. Jamie Huntley-Park may not have been there in body, but she was in spirit
Move over, Olympics. Registration opens Feb. 15 for this competition for first responders
Chief Davids Nisleit said that most of the trends he follows don’t look promising
The department is the latest in the state to make this move in response to a California DOJ mandate requiring agencies to protect personal information
Chief David Nisleit has renewed calls for police access to the cameras, which he says are a valuable investigation tool
City employees were required to show proof of vaccination or request an exemption by last week
The $32 million, 40-acre facility includes a track where first responders can practice driving emergency vehicles
Officials say the upgrades aim to improve voice quality, inter-agency communication, and network security
Capt. Jeffrey Jordon said the responses will be used as “actionable information” for commanding officers
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”
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