FOLLOW THE MONEYMEASURES E AND G: SOCCERCITY AND SDSU WEST October 9, 2018 This is the second of a five-part Follow The Money series by inewsource reporters Jill Castellano and Brad Racino, leading up to the Nov. 6 election. In this installment, they look at the two ballot measures that propose to redevelop the former Qualcomm Stadium site in Mission Valley. Measure ... Read More »
If you’re already sick of commercials and fliers telling you how to vote in the upcoming election, here’s some bad news: More of them are coming. Read More »
inewsource reporters Jill Castellano and Brad Racino look at the money on both sides of Proposition 6, which would repeal a state gas tax increase. Read More »
More than a week after its announced move-out date, HiCaliber Horse Rescue has not yet left the Valley Center ranch it rents. Read More »
An ambulance report says Earl McNeil , who died in June, had a spit mask over his head and a “shirt pulled over his face.” Read More »
The attorney for HiCaliber Horse Rescue has said the nonprofit planned to move out of its Valley Center ranch by mid-September, but no one from the group would confirm that Friday. Read More »
This election season, you can follow the money behind the highly debated San Diego ballot measures and closely watched City Council races using inewsource’s newest tool. Read More »
Proposition 6 is considered a potential historic opportunity for Republicans in California, a state where Democrats dominate both houses of the Legislature. Read More »
Last week we asked readers: What is one local government agency you’d like to know more about? We reached out to some of those agencies for answers. Read More »
The federal government and 45 states have laws criminalizing bias-motivated crimes, or hate crimes. But how those laws are enforced largely depends on the law enforcement officer who responds to the call. Read More »
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