A former San Diego sheriff's deputy who already pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter for the 2020 fatal shooting of an unarmed suspect has been indicted on two federal charges that could bring a life sentence, federal prosecutors said.
A former San Diego sheriff's deputy who already pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter for the 2020 fatal shooting of an unarmed suspect has been indicted on two federal charges that could bring a life sentence, federal prosecutors said.
Crossover to the dark side of San Diego history in California’s Oldest Town and let us enchant you with spirited tales of the past.Duration:Approximately 30-40 minutes. Tours begin at 5 p.m. and end at 9 or 10 p.m. See the full schedule of tours and reserve your spotLocation:2476 San Diego Ave.Intersection of Harney St. and San Diego Ave.Parking:There is free parking available at Old Town State Park. Please plan accordingly. Reservations are required. Check-in time as early as 4 p.m. and no later than 20 minutes prior to the tour starting. Late check-in may result in forfeited reserved entry. Reservation based tickets are non-refundable. You may reschedule up to 24 hours in advance of your tour time by calling 619-298-8687.The Night Tour has a restricted capacity of 20 people in each tour. The Whaley House Night Tour is rated PG-13. Tour is not recommended for children 12 years of age or younger.As seen on the Travel Channel, SyFy Channel and Discovery Channel.Be part of the histori
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San Diego is expected to receive more than $259.4 million from the state’s recently approved $262.6 billion budget to fund projects and programs throughout the city.
The funding will pay for everything from renovations to aging city infrastructure to expanding homelessness programs to repairing the Ocean Beach Pier to funding new developments in science and education.
“These are dollars . are going to help us tackle some of our short-term challenges resulting from the pandemic and our economic downturn, as well as our long-standing challenges that we have wanted to tackle here in San Diego,” said Mayor Todd Gloria.
San Diego’s elected officials joined Gloria Wednesday morning at the entrance of the Ocean Beach pier, which secured $8.4 million from the state for repairs. That would be enough money for immediate repairs, but it amounts to a fraction of the estimated costs of long-term improvements or replacement of the pier, which a consultant estimated a