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A day before that, our Dorian Hargrove dug into SDPD's new public disclosure of the reasons officers searched Flock license plate readers. So far this year, nearly 4,000 times that answer was "other."
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Times of San Diego is in the middle of its fall fundraising campaign, and we could use a lift.
Earlier this week, we published our investigation, Dying on Camera, into deaths along the southern border in clear view of the vast surveillance network there (link in next Tweet):
@Walker_Albert@TonightWeBoogie I get the sense you don’t like their guitar playing. In any case as you said initially, the band does bring a taste and set of influences that is uncommon among post-Phish bands, and which is readily apparent in their songwriting.
@bigcontentguy Many of Phish’s most traded tapes from the early 90s were at frats. Widespread Panic has been a frat-approved band its entire existence.
@JCHawks_BBN He should own where his previous commentary on the topic came up short and acknowledge that it damages his credibility as a reporter. Instead he’s just pretending that everyone else is lying and that he’s just being nuanced.
Two-time acting U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of California Andrew Haden was found dead inside his office yesterday night, after police received a call that he was missing.
Police have confirmed that no foul play is suspected.
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Breaking: Andrew Haden, the former acting U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of California, was found dead inside the U.S. Attorney’s office on Wednesday: https://t.co/ezks8T2Vas