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Following the Highland Park parade shooting, San Diego police reassured the public that officers would be keeping an eye out for trouble during upcoming events

From Pride to Comic-Con, July is set to be a busy month for San Diego. Ahead of large-scale summer events, SDPD is working with local businesses to keep residents and visitors safe.

San Diego Police have plenty of experience in providing security for huge public events, and they say they're ready to do it again this year, even with a heightened threat of violence.

San Diego police want the public to know that the department is doing everything possible to try and make sure the city’s biggest upcoming events are safe.

Reps. Adam Koenig, Ed Massey and Sal Santoro were defeated by candidates of the small-government "liberty" movement, who fielded incumbent challenges.

A new merger doubles the size of Atrium Health. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board releases a letter refuting claims being made by an attorney for recently fired Superintendent Earnest Winston. We'll also give you a recap of budget talks for the city of Charlotte, CMS and state of North Carolina.

The interim Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools superintendent says he's ready to remove gridlock in the district. U.S. Rep. Madison Cawthorn is in trouble again after being caught with a loaded gun at Charlotte's airport and is facing a possible ethics investigation. Meanwhile, Panthers owner David Tepper avoids speaking about what happened with the team's project in Rock Hill, South Carolina.

Another CMS superintendent is fired with time left on his contract. The future of the Panthers’ headquarters in Rock Hill is up in the air and two Charlotte streets with racist ties get new names. We'll look at those stories and more with guest host Erik Spanberg and a panel of local reporters.

Charlotte approves a new land-use map to guide the next 20 years of growth and gives preliminary approval to a new property tax for the SouthPark area. CMS leaders propose what they call a “significant investment” in struggling students. The man accused of killing CATS driver Ethan Rivera is indicted. And Duke faces UNC in the Final Four.

Right-wing Republican leaders are deploying the cynical politics of division to activate a certain segment of voters.