Gaslamp Crackdown, South Bay Sewage Crisis Protections, Clear The Shelters

The City of San Diego says more than two dozen additional police officers will be in the Gaslamp District to crack down on what they're calling rowdy, violent behavior. For the first time, California lawmakers are discussing a new bill that would set safeguards for lifeguards and park rangers who are exposed to the South Bay sewage pollution. Today, the San Diego Humane Society is waiving all adoption fees as part of NBC 7 and Telemundo 20's annual clear the shelters campaign.  

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