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State committee rejects 911 call privacy bill

A state Senate committee has rejecteda bill spurred in part by the release of 911 tapes involving DemiMoore. The bill by Assemblywoman Norma Torres would have barred thenews media from getting 911 emergency call audio tapes andtranscripts. Torres, a former emergency dispatcher, was upset with therelease of the call describing the actress as shaking andconvulsing

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Media requesting access to information in death of Marine wife

News organizations are seeking to unsealsearch warrants in the murder investigation of a Camp PendletonMarine’s wife. A judge in Vista is scheduled to hear argumentsWednesday from an attorney representing 10 news organizations,including The Associated Press. The San Diego County districtattorney’s office wants to keep the documents sealed. Threeroommates have pleaded not guilty to murder in

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Gov’t to crack down on synthetic drugs modeled after the real thiing

The Drug Enforcement Administration commended House and Senate negotiators for agreeing on legislation to control 26 synthetic drugs under the Controlled Substances Acton Wednesday. These drugs include those commonly found in products in some convenience stores marketed as “K2” and “Spice.” The addition of these chemicals to Schedule I of the Controlled Substances Act will

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Power is back on for 325 people in Mecca

Firefighters with the California Department of Forestry were battling a fire burning at Avenue 63 and Pierce Street Monday afternoon that resulted in power outages in the area, according to a fire department spokesperson. Officials with Imperial Irrigation District power tell KESQ 325 customers were without power as a result of the fire, which was

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