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California Navy veteran who killed and froze wife, then dumped body in bay, sentenced

March 14, 2021

California Navy veteran who killed and froze wife, then dumped body in bay, sentenced

A U.S. Navy veteran, whom prosecutors said killed his estranged wife and hid her body in a freezer for nearly two years before dumping it into San Diego Bay, was sentenced Friday to 16 years to life in prison.

California says school reopening task force has no conflict of interest, group flags tie to leader’s husband

March 13, 2021

California says school reopening task force has no conflict of interest, group flags tie to leader’s husband

California has denied any conflict of interest in the state’s recent decision to bar three San Diego-area school districts from reopening classrooms for in-person teaching, despite accusations from angry parents.

California missing mother's family no longer has P.I. because police don't want case ‘jeopardized’

March 2, 2021

California missing mother's family no longer has P.I. because police don't want case ‘jeopardized’

The family of Maya Millete, a Southern California woman who has been missing since early January, told Fox News on Tuesday they no longer have a private investigator because the city’s police department did not want the case jeopardized.

California man allegedly tried burying wife alive during beach attack following argument, police say

February 26, 2021

California man allegedly tried burying wife alive during beach attack following argument, police say

California police arrested a man after his "badly injured" wife called 911 to report that her husband had allegedly tried to kill her by throwing her in the water and then burying her alive, authorities recently said.

California shooting victim ID’d as Navy sailor from Louisiana: reports

February 10, 2021

California shooting victim ID’d as Navy sailor from Louisiana: reports

A 36-year-old man who was fatally shot in California shortly after midnight Saturday has been identified as a Navy sailor who was originally from Louisiana, according to reports.

California missing mother's family says husband wasn't acting normal before wife vanished

February 7, 2021

California missing mother's family says husband wasn't acting normal before wife vanished

The brother-in-law of a California mother of three who has been missing for a month told Fox News on Sunday that she and her husband had been having marriage problems that were becoming “hard to ignore.”

California counties struggle with COVID-19 vaccine distribution due to shortages: reports

February 5, 2021

California counties struggle with COVID-19 vaccine distribution due to shortages: reports

The state has only administered first-dose vaccinations to around 7% of its eligible population so far.

Ex-San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer announces bid to unseat California Governor Newsom

February 2, 2021

Ex-San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer announces bid to unseat California Governor Newsom

Former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer on Tuesday formally announced his campaign to replace Gavin Newsom as governor of California, becoming the first major Republican to challenge the Democratic governor who is facing a growing recall threat over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

Ex-San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer announces run for California Governor

February 1, 2021

Ex-San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer announces run for California Governor

Former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer on Monday formally announced that he is running to challenge California Governor Gavin Newsom who faces a growing recall threat over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic.

Ex-San Diego mayor’s exploratory team to challenge Newsom raises over $1 million, ' hungry for an alternative'

January 31, 2021

Ex-San Diego mayor’s exploratory team to challenge Newsom raises over $1 million, ' hungry for an alternative'

Since announcing an exploratory committee earlier this month to challenge California Gov. Gavin Newsom, former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer has raised more than $1 million, a figure Faulconer’s senior adviser believes is a sign that Californians are hungry for new leadership.