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Oceanside residents near Camp Pendleton sometimes can’t get in or out of the neighborhood
The Capistrano neighborhood in Oceanside has been closed due to security threats three times this year. Residents are fed up.
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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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How do we define ‘neighborhood’?
What do you think about your neighborhood and your local news experience? San Diego State University journalism professor Amy Schmitz Weiss is researching how locals identify their neighborhoods and get civic information and local news — and she wants your help. Her survey at mappingsandiego.com takes less than 15 minutes and is meant to give… Read more
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Are landlords asking more upfront than what law allows?
ATTN RENTERS: Did you know paying “first, last and security” to move into a new apartment is a thing of the past? Most landlords can only charge an equivalent of two months’ rent to move in. A law went into effect two years ago that limits the security deposit to one months’ rent for most tenants. Property owners with no more than four units… Read more
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