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These teachers patrol City Heights to ensure San Diego immigrants can vote safely
Escalating immigration enforcement has led to fears of federal agents’ presence near polling sites on Election Day. These teachers are organizing to make sure their school’s voting site is safe.
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15mWhat San Diego officials will do — or not — with the nation’s worst lead-polluting airport
Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport is the highest lead-polluting general aviation airport in the U.S., and no targeted testing is being done for the toxic substance in the San Diego neighborhoods nearby.
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3mChula Vista schools deny social media rumor that they plan to slash arts funding
CVESD, the fourth largest school district in San Diego, spends nearly $10 million a year on visual and performing arts programs.
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5mFact check: Campaign ad features misleading claims about National City mayoral candidate
National City’s next mayor will need to win what has been a contentious race to represent 58,000 National City residents and help manage the cash-strapped city’s $90 million annual general fund budget.
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7mSan Diego County rejects DOJ request to set aside 1,709 ballots, threatens own legal action
San Diego County Counsel Damon Brown told California Southern District U.S. Attorney Adam Gordon a DOJ request is a thinly veiled voter purge.
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8mSan Diego considers placing burden on tenants to help enforce their own protections
Weak enforcement and gaps in city law can undermine tenant protections and reduce the supply of long-term housing at a time when it’s needed most.