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Chula Vista Mayor: McCann Leads, With Campa-Najjar And Galvez In Battle For Second
South Bay voters mentioned that they were eager for change in city hall.
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Morning Report: Big Races Too Close To Call
Plenty of races on Tuesday’s ballot that are still too close to call.
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Baja To Celebrate LGBTQ+ Community Amid Partial Legislative Victories
This month’s Marcha de Orgullo in Tijuana is expected to draw thousands to celebrate the city’s LGBTQ+ community and the legislative changes
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Voices Of The Voters: Chula Vista Mayor's Race Top Of Mind
Chula Vista residents want a city leader who bring decades-old promises to life.
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Voices Of The Voters: Republicans Crossing Over For A Democrat In Sheriff's Race
As the politics and demographics of the region change, it’s a real possibility the next sheriff will be a Democrat.
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Voices Of The Voters: D2 Residents On Their High-Stakes Council Race
Voters in Clairemont, Ocean Beach and Point Loma weren’t particularly enthusiastic about it.
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City-Owned Motel Now Temporarily Housing Homeless Seniors
This spring Mayor Gloria’s office plans to pursue a new safe haven project and two non-congregate sites for families.
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Gloria Defends Bolstered Homeless Enforcement
Mayor Todd Gloria will offer homeless residents shelter before writing tickets or making arrests for offenses associated with homelessness.
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Residents Illegally Living In Foreclosed Escondido Home Face Eviction
The city of Escondido also wants them out, but the residents say they will be forced into homelessness.
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The Former Council President's Loan To Herself
A candidate loaning their campaign money isn’t unusual on its own. This one stands out.
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Conditions Are Ripe For High Wildfire Season Come September
As of May 31, the San Diego area was in severe drought.
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Morning Report: How A Foreclosed Home In Escondido Launched A Commune, Lawsuits And Controversy
Plus: Voter turnout not looking hot, brews, news and hanging with the Voice crew and city-owned motel temporarily housing homeless seniors.
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Politics Report: Signs Point To A Low-Turnout
This could be an election like 2010 or 2014 but far more people are registered to vote than those years. And, the Elections Contest is back.
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Tourism Workers Come Out Of Pandemic Swinging
The workforce and union leaders are capitalizing on a tight labor market to make new demands and drawing energy from a younger, diverse base
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Millions Roll Back Into Public Coffers In Wake Of A3 Charter Scandal
Money that goes to the county will be earmarked to help school-aged children.
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Morning Report: Why Tourism Workers Are Organizing
Plus: Teacher survey on the horizon at Del Mar Union, conditions are ripe for high wildfire season and join us for a live pod session.
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San Diego Food Bank Gets A New CEO
Veteran Food Bank executive Casey Castillo, who has served as the agency’s interim CEO, to permanently lead the organization.
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San Diego's Vendor Rules Coming Later This Month
The permitting process for vendors include safety requirements, details about enforcement and restrictions on where they can go.
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Morning Report: What To Expect With New Sidewalk Vending Rules
Plus: Millions roll back into public coffers in wake of A3 Charter scandal and federal assistance for child care went to higher income areas
