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Incumbent Myrtle Cole finishes second in tight San Diego council race
The tallying of votes in two close San Diego City Council races finished Monday night, with Councilwoman Cole coming in second place by six votes.
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Flawed applications cost other San Diego County school districts homeless funding
San Diego Unified wasn’t the only San Diego County school district this year to lose out on thousands of dollars in funding to help homeless students because of a flawed grant application.
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Missing signature costs San Diego Unified funding for homeless students
A missing signature on a grant application means San Diego Unified has lost its chance to receive $750,000 in federal funding to help homeless students.
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San Diego County homeless student count reaches record high. But how real are the numbers?
New data show more than 23,800 students were homeless last year in San Diego County — a record high and a 4.7 percent increase over the previous year. But a county Office of Education official acknowledges the homeless student count could be wrong. It all depends on who does the counting and how they interpret […]
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By the numbers: San Diego County’s most diverse neighborhoods
When two residents in the southeastern San Diego neighborhood of Encanto meet, there’s a 71 percent chance they’re of different racial and ethnic backgrounds. In the coastal community of Cardiff, there’s only a 25 percent chance of that happening. [one_half][box type=”shadow this-matters”]Local nonprofits and elected leaders often praise multicultural and inclusive communities, but measuring real […]
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More San Diego high school students taking ACT test. Here’s how they did
The number of high school seniors taking the ACT exam in San Diego has increased more than 25 percent since 2012. Find out how your school has performed.
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Controversial bonds popular again at San Diego County schools
As capital appreciation bonds make a resurgence under new state rules, low growth rates present a risk for local school districts that want to borrow money.
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Second Lawsuit Involving San Diego Attorney Briggs Raises Conflict Issues
Another lawsuit connecting environmental attorney Cory Briggs and his significant other, Sarichia Cacciatore, involves a cross border development project.
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Newsletter: Ticking Time Bonds: Homeowners face varying tax bills throughout San Diego County
Newsletter for March 16, 2015.