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Politics Report: The Midway Rising Bill
The Midway Rising team still plans to comply with the law and mitigate their environmental impact report demands.
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Ex-County Staffer Sentenced After Stealing Parks Checks
Samuel Ruben Ceja initially faced three felony counts of forgery, theft and fraud before he pleaded guilty to identity theft.
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Riverside Water Sale Is Done; Deal With Feds Doesn't Actually Exist
The San Diego County Water Authority doesn’t yet have a deal to discuss selling Colorado River water across state lines.
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Inside The Debate Over Secret County Subcommittees
The county says the board committees, each made up of two elected supervisors, aren’t subject to the state’s open meeting law.
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The True Victim Of The Petco Scam Is Youth Sports
Sending $3.75 million to a softball league in Chula Vista — instead of a fraudulent charity — would have had an unimaginable impact.
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Is Helix The Best High School In San Diego County?
Two-thirds of its students are socioeconomically disadvantaged. Only about one quarter of them are White.
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The Learning Curve: The Schools Guide Is Back, Baby!
The latest edition of A Parent’s Guide to San Diego Schools is officially out; it’s the best one yet – at least until the next one drops.
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The Learning Curve: The Schools Guide Is Back, Baby!
The latest edition of A Parent’s Guide to San Diego Schools is officially out.
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Four-Year Degrees Or Credential Programs? Both.
San Diego’s labor market faces a challenging future. While tech will close some gaps, most jobs require advanced training and education.
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Ex-Top County Bureaucrat: I Flagged ‘Inappropriate And Unethical Activity'
Helen Robbins-Meyer confirmed she reported an alleged quid pro quo in a blockbuster 2023 email.
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Three Ex-County Lawyers Departed With Payouts
Three top attorneys who recently left the County Counsel’s Office signed deals calling for each to receive more than $239,392.
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Paid Protestors From LA Supported Airbnb During Vacation Home Tax Vote
Councilmember Sean Elo-Rivera’s proposal to tax empty second homes and short-term vacation rentals died on Wednesday.
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How Many Second Homes Are In Your Neighborhood?
There are at least 4,996 vacation homes in San Diego that do not have a full-time resident and aren’t being used as a short-term rental.
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North County Cities Are Conforming To State Housing Laws But Working To Change Them Behind The Scenes
Leaders of small cities are becoming increasingly resistant to state housing laws, but their strategy has changed.
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San Diego Unified Goes Big On Educator Workforce Housing
The board voted to advance a proposal to build 1,500 units of affordable educator workforce housing at its University Heights headquarters.
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HR Chief's Resignation Cost A School District $360,000
The payment is part of a resignation agreement with the district’s former assistant superintendent for human resources, Jason Romero.
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Roads, Police And Cost Of Living: San Diego's Councilmembers' Top Priorities
Last week, Mayor Todd Gloria laid out his plan for 2026.
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North County Cities Are Conforming To State Housing Laws But Working To Change Them Behind The Scenes
Leaders of small cities are becoming increasingly resistant to state housing laws, but their strategy has changed.
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After Seating Clash At Speech, Mayor Told Councilmember To ‘Smile'
‘He told me that I could smile, which I found to be a very sexist comment,’ Councilmember Vivian Moreno said.
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Disappointment Follows Gloria Into Sixth Year
The San Diego mayor came into office with high expectations. Even his supporters are baffled by how little he has done.
