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Street cameras, license plate readers coming to Imperial Beach
Proponents of more police surveillance technology say cameras can help law enforcement prevent crime and solve cases. Opponents argue these cameras could infringe on privacy.
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6mSixth graders graduated. Kindergarteners blew bubbles. Then the school closed.
The Imperial Beach school closure comes as many districts across San Diego County see declining enrollment.
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8mImperial County considers data center moratorium as proposals multiply in the area
Amid a wave of data center proposals in and around Imperial County and a flurry of moratoriums on such developments in area cities, county supervisors are considering hitting pause themselves on the projects that have generated public health concerns and that require vast energy and water resources.
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11mCaught in the middle of a major San Marcos redevelopment, a family fights for its land
North City has been praised as a development that reinvigorates San Marcos’ downtown and helps the city meet its housing goals. But one family says it’s at their expense.
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6mEarly results show San Diego voters rejecting Measure A
How to fix San Diego’s housing shortage is a problem that has dogged city leaders for years.
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4mHere’s how public input is shaping Chula Vista’s 5-year plan
The second-largest city in San Diego County will use the strategic plan to shape services and 275,000 residents’ way of life.