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‘Our students will suffer’: The impact of San Diego Unified layoffs begins to take shape
Questions remain, including how the district will continue the same amount of work with fewer people — and how it will address its remaining deficit.
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21mThis San Diego airport is the nation’s worst lead polluter. Its planes fly past 30 schools
MYF is the highest lead-polluting general aviation airport in U.S., and no targeted testing is being done in San Diego neighborhoods nearby.
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10mDOJ’s San Diego County subpoenas: 25 voters, 15 years of records, one request for a ballot
The subpoenas show what the federal government is seeking during what experts say is an unprecedented investigation of the American election system.
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8m‘Wild West of real estate.’ Encinitas mobile home park residents fight for rent protections
In Encinitas, no one was considering a law protecting manufactured home park residents from drastic rent increases. Then residents hit with a 17% increase banded together.
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4mA COVID-era program's end meant hundreds of San Diegans lose housing. They won a reprieve
San Diego families facing the loss of rental aid won a reprieve and can use new federal vouchers. Future funding still depends on Congress.
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24mHow are North County's San Diego County Board of Supervisors candidates different? We asked.
The closely-watched race for District 5 supervisor could alter the makeup of the San Diego County Board of Supervisors or help cement its 3-2 political split of recent years.