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Amid rising fears, Encinitas may restrict federal immigration enforcement
Residents have been increasingly calling on the Encinitas City Council to do more to protect community members amid immigration enforcement actions.
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14mHow do you get a housing permit in California? He can hook you up, for a fee
Tanner “The Planner" Blackman helps people get their building projects approved in California. He didn’t set out to become a project pusher.
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9mHow the DHS voter-fraud probe reached San Diego’s registrar and got reined in by a judge
Federal officials took voter rolls and used AI to find suspected noncitizens, creating an erroneous list that likely includes U.S. citizens.
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10mNational City political shakeup might not end with mayor's race
A vacant City Council seat could trigger a special election in National City, potentially costing taxpayers money.
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7mImmigration enforcement, a lack of bilingual poll workers a worry for some San Diego voters
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4mTop city staffer who sued over firing can return to payroll to boost pension
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