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State Lawmakers Target Trash In Tijuana River Valley
Lawmakers are hopeful that $100 million will be split equally between the Tijuana River and the Mexicali-to-Salton-Sea-flowing New River.
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Saved In America Again Promotes Itself With False Ties To Another Organization
A decades-old organization dedicated to finding missing children says it has no affiliation with Valley Center-based Saved in America.
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Morning Report: Anti-Trafficking Nonprofit Under Fire (Again) For Misrepresenting Relationship With Another Group
Plus: Progressive Mayor proposes bigger budget for police.
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Campaign Spending In Race For San Diego Unified Coastal District Surprisingly Competitive
Two seats are up for grabs on the five-person board and one of those seats is being heavily contested – at least when it comes to money.
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Morning Report: Surprisingly Competitive Spending In Race For Coastal School Board Seat
Plus: Sobering homelessness news.
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Councilmembers Want A Conservatorship Unit
The budget proposal coincides with a statewide discussion about behavioral health reforms including a controversial pitch by Gov. Newsom.
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Encinitas To Consider Housing Project It Previously Rejected
The Encinitas Boulevard Apartments proposal is set to go before the City Council on June 8.
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Meet The New Face Of San Diego's Public Power Company
The San Diego region’s new leader sat down with us to discuss a key plank in the region’s effort to lower its carbon footprint.
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New Doc Explores How One Man's Journeys Captured Baja California's Magic
La Jolla historian Harry Crosby's work is showcased in the new documentary, “The Journeys of Harry Crosby.”
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Morning Report: The New Face Of Public Power In San Diego
Plus: Baja California through the lens of La Jolla photographer, historian and most San Diego child care centers are losing money.
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Docs: City Officials Knew ‘Volunteer' Real Estate Guru Wanted Compensation
Documents reveal Jason Hughes wasn’t shy about telling city officials and the city’s would-be landlord that he wanted to be paid.
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What We Learned About A New San Diego Special
It's official. The city's effort to redevelop the Sports Arena site is now a San Diego Special.
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Morning Report: When Public Spaces Aren't Public
Plus: Former Del Mar Principal says he was pushed out by district, new San Diego eviction ban coming next month.
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L.A.'S Historic Water Shortage Won't Affect San Diegans
San Diego is spared because the city doesn’t currently take any water from northern California through the State Water Project.
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Morning Report: L.A.'S Water Cuts Won't Hit San Diego
Plus: Escondido Council still undecided on tax measure that could solve budget problem and County moves forward with contractor transparency
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Ex-City Real Estate Chief Gives Behind-The-Scenes Take On What Led To 101 Ash Fiasco
Former city real estate chief Cybele Thompson stands by her work on the lease but the city ‘cut corners’ on renovation work.
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Morning Report: Ex-City Real Estate Chief Unloads Under Oath On 101 Ash
Plus: National City Councilwoman calls it quits and San Diego moving ahead with Homekey App.
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Mona Rios Is Leaving Politics. National City, Water Authority Are In For A Shake Up.
National City voters will have a mayor and two council members to vote for this November under the city’s first district-based elections.
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Morning Report: Gloria, Big City Mayors Want More Homeless Funding
Plus: The verdict is in on one man’s yellow water and police officers are increasingly promoting, marketing drone technology.
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National City Resident Tested Their Tap's Yellowed Water, Here's What It Said
When National City’s water turned yellow earlier this month and no one was notified why, one resident looked for answers.
