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Super El Niño is coming. What exactly does that mean for San Diego?
Warmer ocean temperatures, higher sea levels and stronger storms supercharged by El Niño could all affect San Diego’s coastline.
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San Diego candidates to discuss Tijuana River pollution
Today, Thursday, Sept. 24, at 5:30 p.m., local candidates will have the chance to tell you where they stand on the Tijuana River pollution crisis. The forum is organized by the Tijuana River Coalition. Hop on zoom and find out what your San Diego electeds and contenders have to say, bring questions. As of now the following candidates have… Read more
Is San Diego County under investigation for voter fraud?
While the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the Trump administration’s attempt to make mail-in voting more difficult ahead of the November midterm elections, the president and his allies still continue to investigate unsubstantiated allegations of widespread voter fraud, in particular looking for noncitizen voters, by filing subpoenas for voter… Read more
An Escondido gun range debate renewed
Immigrant advocates, community groups and Escondido residents plan to gather at City Hall Thursday at 11 a.m. to repeat demands that Mayor Dane White and Police Chief Ken Plunkett end a city contract allowing federal immigration agents to use a police-operated firing range. The renewed call for the contract cancellation comes more than a… Read more
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These San Diegans live and shop among cancer-causing chemicals. What’s being done?
Chemicals seep up from the earth in homes and one of San Diego’s few and highly-frequented grocery stores in an underserved neighborhood.
Yes, e-bikes can be dangerous. But experts say San Diego County streets need to be safer
San Diego County is lacking safe, connected bike routes as e-bike use surges. They’re critical for reducing injuries, experts say.
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