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From north to south: 2 San Diego cities clash over a homeless shelter deal
As the number of San Diego County residents who enter homelessness continues to outpace the number of locals who exit it every month, a lack of shelter options in North County is brewing a debate…
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20mThis San Diego community celebrated for its cultural diversity is also a target for ICE
Some call it the “Ellis Island of San Diego.” But in recent months, a hush has fallen over City Height's diverse neighborhood streets.
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6mFour face criminal charges in San Diego County amid sweeping federal voter fraud probe
The charges were announced in Los Angeles with all four California U.S. attorneys and Acting U.S. Deputy Attorney General Trent McCotter.
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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.