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Despite criticism, Oceanside will keep using controversial Flock surveillance cameras
Flock cameras are used at nine Oceanside intersections under a contract dating to 2021. The City Council approved $30,000 to maintain them.
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Welcome to the Group Chat
Ask the kids. A group chat is a great way for people to stay in touch in real time, sharing interests, information and more memes than Leonardo DiCaprio can point a finger at. Community connection is at the core of what makes us inewsource. So we wanted to bring some old-school Twitter energy to our platform and create a space where you, too,… Read more
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Informing Chollas Creek community about ongoing contamination
Your browser does not support the video tag. This week, I wrote about cancer-causing chemicals afflicting people who live, shop and work in the Chollas Creek community of San Diego. To help call attention to this public health threat and environmental contamination, I printed out 100 fliers with a QR code that will take you to our story and… Read more
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Exit routes for Camp Pendleton neighbors
The Oceanside City Council Wednesday directed staff to research three plans for exit routes for its Capistrano neighborhood, which increasingly finds itself boxed in. The neighborhood of homes – which borders State Route 76 to the south, Interstate 5 to the west, Camp Pendleton to the north and a canyon to the east – is accustomed to traffic… Read more
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