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LIVE STREAM: Senior Scam Stopper Summit in Vista

San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan joins local law enforcement and government leaders for the Senior Scam Stopper Summit — sharing the latest updates on scams targeting older adults and how to prevent them. Hosted by Assemblywoman Laurie Davies and Vista Mayor John Franklin, the event brings together over 100 North County residents to learn how to spot red flags and protect loved ones. Last year alone, San Diego County seniors lost more than $130 million to scams. Learn how to stay alert, informed, and safe.

DA Weekly News with DA Summer Stephan 10-23-25 | Grand Opening of One Safe Place South County

In this week’s DA News, District Attorney Summer Stephan shares highlights from the grand opening of One Safe Place: The South County Family Justice Center in National City — a new hub providing hope, healing, and no-cost support services for victims of abuse close to home.

DA Opens One Safe Place South in National City

The San Diego County District Attorney’s Office proudly announced the opening of One Safe Place: The South County Family Justice Center in National City — a new, state-of-the-art facility that brings hope, healing, and justice to victims of crime in South San Diego County. District Attorney Summer Stephan was joined by community leaders, advocates, law enforcement, and healthcare partners to celebrate this major step forward in making comprehensive victim services accessible to all South County residents. Watch this video below to see how One Safe Place South is transforming lives through collaboration, compassion, and care.

DA Weekly News Update with DA Summer Stephan 10-09-25: DA Shares Vital Domestic Violence Resources

In this week’s DA News, District Attorney Summer Stephan highlights the resources available for those affected by domestic violence and the community partners working to support survivors.

DA Weekly News Update with DA Summer Stephan 09-25-25: Prop 36 Discussion with Businesses

In this week’s DA News, District Attorney Summer Stephan talks about the first roundtable with local businesses and law enforcement to discuss Prop. 36 implementation in California and its impact on public safety.

Fighting Hate in San Diego: DA Summer Stephan Presents on Hate Crimes

What is the difference between hate crimes and hate speech? Building stronger, safer communities starts with understanding and action, DA Summer Stephan shares insights on hate crimes and hate speech with the San Diego Human Relations Commission, highlighting ways to protect and empower our neighborhoods. Watch more in this video.

DA Weekly News Update with DA Summer Stephan 09-12-25

In this week’s update, DA Summer Stephan spotlights the Economic Crimes and Consumer Protection Division — the team working hard behind the scenes to take down fraudsters, protect your wallet, and hold corporations accountable. From identity theft to financial scams and shady business practices, learn how our office is standing up for justice and ensuring a fair marketplace for all

DA Weekly News Update with DA Summer Stephan 09-04-25: Carfentanil Found in Fake Pills

In this week’s news update, District Attorney Summer Stephan issues a critical public safety warning about the presence of lethal carfentanil in counterfeit pills circulating in our community. Learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones from this deadly substance and what steps law enforcement is taking to combat it. Stay informed—your awareness could save a life.

DA Weekly News Update with DA Summer Stephan 08-28-25

In this week’s DA News Update: As students return to school this month, District Attorney Summer Stephan emphasizes the importance of school safety and the role each of us plays in protecting children. In light of the recent tragic school shooting in Minneapolis, this message is more urgent than ever: if you see something, say something. Reporting suspected abuse or suspicious behavior can save lives and keep our schools safe.

Proposition 36 – Safer Communities, Real Change

Eight months after it became law, Proposition 36 is already making a difference for communities and local businesses. It’s helping reduce retail theft, giving stores hope by unlocking products, and providing treatment for those stealing to support an addiction. Watch more in the video below. Read about the new Prop. 36 data released, here.