Kamal Jenkins is a journalist based in San Diego, California, focusing on local news and events. With a background in investigative reporting, Kamal covers a wide range of topics including crime, accidents, weather advisories, and legal proceedings. Through their articles, Kamal aims to provide accurate and timely information to the community.
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By: Kamal Jenkins
According to the National Weather Service in San Diego, Southern California is set to experience a seesaw of temperatures this week. Following a slight dip below normal readings with highs today ranging from 61 to 71 degrees across various regions, temperatures are expected to climb well above average by Wednesday. Coastal areas should prepare to enjoy a balmy 65 to 75 degrees, while valleys and inland Orange County are predicted to hit a warm 75 to 80 degrees.
By: Kamal Jenkins
In what marks a significant leap towards revitalizing Chula Vista's educational opportunities and bolstering its role in the entertainment industry, the City Council has approved key agreements with both San Diego State University (SDSU) and the Chula Vista Entertainment Complex (CVEC). SDSU is set to utilize space in the new Millenia Library for its School of Nursing and Global Campus programs, while the CVEC will develop a high-tech entertainment production facility.
By: Kamal Jenkins
An El Cajon Police Sergeant was struck by a truck and thrown into the air before officers shot the female suspect who had driven the vehicle, details released in a report by the San Diego Police Department revealed. The violent incident occurred in the El Cajon Police Department Headquarters parking lot on Wednesday during preparations for a retirement ceremony, according to a
By: Kamal Jenkins
A tragic incident unfolded at Mesa Viking Park in Mira Mesa last Friday, where a man, alongside his son, was mercilessly attacked by three dogs, which, as it turned out, were his own. In a report by 10News, the San Diego Police Department confirmed that the attack occurred around noon, and the man succumbed to his injuries later the same day. While the attack was happening, the event's proximity to Ericson Elementary School prompted a brief lockdown as a safety measure.
By: Kamal Jenkins
The National City Police Department has issued a public appeal for aid in locating William "Bill" Karrasch, a 72-year-old white male reported missing and considered at risk. According to a statement released by the National City Police Department, Karrasch was last observed in the vicinity of 950 "L" Avenue yesterday, around 2 p.m.
By: Kamal Jenkins
Residents across Southern California are bracing for a warm surge as temperatures are expected to soar above seasonal averages this week with the onset of weak to moderate strength Santa Ana winds. According to NWS San Diego, the coastal regions and western valleys can anticipate a 5 to 10-degree uptick in warmth, with coastal areas hitting between 71 to 80 degrees on Wednesday.
By: Kamal Jenkins
In what authorities are describing as a suspicious incident, two individuals were found dead in a car in Bonita, likely turning a quiet residential area into a crime scene. The discovery was made yesterday morning, in the refined neighborhood at the intersection of Orchard Hill Road and Cresta Verde Lane.
By: Kamal Jenkins
San Diego authorities are on the lookout for a burglary suspect who struck in the Clairemont Mesa neighborhood on November 12. The incident involved a vehicle burglary in which the victim lost $1,300 in cash and a debit card. San Diego County Crime Stoppers, along with the San Diego Police Department’s Northern Division, have contacted the public seeking assistance in catching the responsible person.
By: Kamal Jenkins
In the guise of surveillance technology, San Diego's watchful eyes have stirred controversy again, leading to a legal challenge against the city. The lawsuit, as reported by NBC San Diego, contends the San Diego Police Department (SDPD) did not receive proper authorization for using automated license plate readers and smart streetlights during major events such as Comic-Con and Pride. This legal conflict is centered on the accusation that the police circumvented a city ordinance requiring a city council to vote for any new locations or previously unapproved uses for these technologies.
By: Kamal Jenkins
In an unexpected move that caught many off-guard, San Diego County Board of Supervisors Chair Nora Vargas announced her resignation barely a month after securing re-election for a second term. According to Voice of San Diego, Vargas stated "personal safety and security reasons" as the driver behind her decision—though no specifics were disclosed. The resignation of Vargas, who made history as the board's first Latina and bi-national chair, marks a pronounced disturbance within the local political scene.
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