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Why San Diego County refused to give private voter information to the DOJ, and what’s next
San Diego County refused a Justice Department demand to turn over 1,709 voters’ private information and set their ballots aside. Now what?
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All our election stories in one place
This election will soon be over, and many of you are ignoring political TV ads and dropping campaign flyers in your recycling bin without reading them because you already voted. But some of you may still be researching the candidates and measures on your ballot. inewsource has you covered. Here’s an overview of all our election coverage. If… Read more
Let’s talk housing. Over tacos.
One of my favorite parts of my job is getting to meet the people who read and support our journalism. On Tuesday, Nov. 10, I’d love for you to join us for some tasty grub and a conversation about a question that hits close to home: Who gets to stay in San Diego? We’re gathering at Café Coyote in Old Town from 6–8 p.m. for Who Gets to Stay?… Read more
San Diego settles parking class action suit for $15 million
The city of San Diego’s beleaguered finances are about to take another hit. Last spring a judge ruled the city had to pay $16.5 million to more than 175,000 people in a class action lawsuit who had received parking tickets over a three-year period from February 2022 to March 2025. Post-trial motions filed last week by Deborah Dixon, one of… Read more
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This 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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