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San 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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inewsource wins top SD Press Club awards
Delivering high-quality, high-impact journalism for our fellow San Diegans โ thatโs the goal for our team everyday, and weโre honored that our work was recognized last night at the San Diego Press Club awards!inewsource took home three of the biggest honors and an additional six first-place awards in the annual contest that recognizes some of… Read more
Environmental advocates protest gold mine in Imperial County
The Imperial County Planning Commission meets Wednesday to discuss and potentially move forward plans submitted by Western Mesquite Mines Inc. for a gold mining operation. Environmental advocates are saying the environmental impact report is outdated and that the current proposed project does not fit within its parameters. They also say the… Read more
Attention San Diego renters: Have you been told to leave?
Iโm hoping to talk to San Diego renters who have been told to leave their home at any point since May 2023 for reasons that have nothing to do with their behavior. If this sounds familiar, you may have experienced whatโs called a no-fault eviction. California law gives property owners a chance to end a long-term tenantโs lease for a number of… Read more
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This San Diego airport is the nationโs 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.
The clock is ticking. Why hasn’t San Diego closed its illegal eviction loophole?
San Diego officials have delayed changes that would prevent owners from obtaining a short-term rental license after an illegal eviction.

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