San Diego, CA
Inmates walk away from San Diego reentry facility
Janelle Rice (left); Diana Sanchez / CDCR
SAN DIEGO – Authorities are searching for two inmates who walked away from a San Diego reentry facility Saturday.
According to authorities, 32-year-old Janelle Rice and 31-year-old Diana Sanchez were seen leaving the facility around 10 p.m.
It was around this time authorities said staff received alerts that both women’s ankle monitors had been tampered with.
An emergency count was performed and once it was confirmed Rice and Sanchez were missing, local law enforcement was notified.
Rice is described as 5’2″ tall, weighing 206 lbs., with hazel eyes and brown hair. She was serving a four-year sentence for robbery and burglary out of San Bernardino County.
Sanchez is described as 5’7″ tall, weighing 230 lbs., with brown eyes and brown hair. She was serving a five-year sentence for burglary among other charges out of Los Angeles County.
Anyone who sees Rice or Sanchez is urged to call 911.
TRANSFER TRACKER STATUS: Signing
San Diego FC have signed goalkeeper Pablo Sisniega through 2025 with options for 2026-27, the expansion club announced Friday.
Sisniega, 29, was a free agent after playing for USL Championship side San Antonio FC.
This is Sisniega’s third MLS stop after previous stints with LAFC (2019-21) and Charlotte FC (2022-23). He has four clean sheets in 33 league matches.
“Pablo brings depth and experience to a competitive group of goalkeepers who will join us in January,” sporting director Tyler Heaps said. “We are excited to welcome him to San Diego FC and look forward to his contributions.”
Sisniega is San Diego’s fourth goalkeeper signing before their MLS debut, following Jacob Jackson, CJ dos Santos and Duran Ferree. The latter will join Danish club FC Nordsjælland on loan through June.
Sisniega holds a U.S. Green Card and won’t occupy an international roster slot.
Led by head coach Mikey Varas, San Diego will play their inaugural match on Feb. 23 vs. defending MLS Cup presented by Audi champions LA Galaxy (7 pm ET | MLS Season Pass).
Are you ready for San Diego’s biggest holiday party? Syracuse will face Washington State in the 2024 DirecTV Holiday Bowl this Friday at Snapdragon Stadium.
This beloved San Diego tradition, now in its 45th year, comes with more than just the annual college football bowl game. There’s also a 5K run, tailgates and, of course, the Port of San Diego Holiday Bowl Parade presented by Kaiser Permanente.
Here’s everything you should know about this year’s parade:
What time does the Holiday Bowl Parade start?
This family event — deemed “America’s largest balloon parade” — kicks off Holiday Bowl festivities and takes place along the bayfront in downtown San Diego. According to the Holiday Bowl’s website, more than 100,000 people are expected to attend.
The parade starts at 10 a.m. on Friday and will feature unique floats, giant balloons, magnificent marching bands and drill teams.
What is the parade route?
The parade route is roughly 1 mile and begins at Harbor Drive and Grape Street. It runs to Pacific Highway and Harbor Drive.
How much does it cost?
You can enjoy the parade for free if you watch it from the side of the street. If you want an optimal view, you can reserve a seat and purchase grandstand tickets for $30 each here.
Grandstands will be located near the start of the parade on the water side of the street at 1400 N Harbor Drive. Accessible seating is available, and children under 3 do not need a ticket.
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