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Familiar San Diego (non-incumbent) candidates running for office in 2024
In 2024, there will be elections for 6 of 9 San Diego City Council seats, 3 of 5 San Diego County Board of Supervisors seats, a mayoral race and several contests to represent San Diego in both Washington D.C. and Sacramento.
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Ocean Beach residents upset over abandoned campers, trash dumped in lot near Robb Field
Ocean Beach residents are frustrated with abandoned vehicles, trash and people sleeping overnight in vehicles in a dirt parking lot near Robb Field and the dog beach.
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County Supervisors approve $3M more in federal funding for asylum seeker transitional center
An additional $3 million in federal funding was approved this week to continue funding an asylum-seeker transitional center.
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San Diego Board of Supes delays implementation of state conservatorship law
The 3-2 vote gives the county another year to implement a plan to create conservatorships for people who have severe substance-abuse disorders and don’t seek treatment.
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San Diego Board of Supes considers delay on state conservatorship law
California has given counties a two-year window to implement a new state law that changes the conservatorship rules
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County Supervisors to decide on $3M more for migrant processing center
The County Board of Supervisors authorized $3 million in emergency funding to open the shelter to handle the influx of migrants arriving in San Diego since September. Now, some are asking for $3 million more.
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Judge won't stop ticket sales for rodeo at Petco Park; Animal rights groups still pushing to cancel show
Two animal rights groups who have sued the San Diego Padres and C5 Rodeo to stop a rodeo scheduled to take place at Petco Park in January have now filed a temporary restraining order against the organizations to stop ticket sales.
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New California law has raised property tax bills for hundreds of San Diegans
Proposition 19, which narrowly passed by California voters in 2020, amended the state constitution and changed how property taxes are calculated for hundreds of San Diegans.
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550 homeless people have died since January 2023: San Diego Medical Examiner
According to San Diego’s Medical Examiner, 550 homeless people have died since January 2023, up almost four times compared to 10 years prior.
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Conman called Eastlake grandmother, convinced her that her daughter was kidnapped
In the hopes of preventing others from falling victim, a Chula Vista family is speaking out about a scam that traumatized them all
