US EditionWith Fix for Cops’ Pensions, San Diego Takes Key Step to Unwind Prop. B, as Measure’s Cost Tops $200M
SAN DIEGO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, JUL 10 – San Diego Police assist federal agents with safety and crowd control during immigration raids but do not enforce immigration laws due to California law SB 54, officials said.
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With fix for cops’ pensions, San Diego takes key step to unwind Prop. B, as measure’s cost tops $200M
San Diego took another step Friday toward ending the long and costly legal battle over 2012’s Proposition B, a voter-approved attempt to eliminate pensions for most new city workers that was later overturned by the courts. The city’s pension board voted Friday to require San Diego to pay $7.5 million to provide more generous pensions to roughly 1,000 police officers hired since Proposition B. This is the fourth group of workers the city has had …
Why San Diego Police Are Sometimes on Scene During ICE Raids
This story is part of a series from Public Matters, a reporting project in collaboration with KPBS and inewsource. Read more stories here. San Diego police have been on the scene at multiple immigration enforcement operations in San Diego, raising questions about what role officers play in these federal raids. Police were called to assist with crowds after the raid on Buona Forchetta in South Park in May. And earlier this month in Linda Vista, S…
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