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The San Diego mayoral special election is turning into a real horse race. Read More »

Much has been made of the “personal belief exemptions” parents use to allow their unvaccinated children to attend school. But a movement to delay or spread out vaccines for children is also lowering the county’s immunization rates for kindergarteners. Read More »

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City of San Diego Councilman Mark Kersey calls for an independent audit of tax bills after an inewsource investigation finds more than two dozen discrepancies in Mello-Roos charges. Read More »

Sometimes it’s a single landowner, or the landowner's agent, who casts the only vote. When residents eventually move into the neighborhood, the Mello-Roos tax is disclosed. Read More »

inewsource reporter Joanne Faryon explains Mello-Roos Read More »

Two oncologists talk to inewsource about choosing between age-prolonging measures and costs. Read More »

A heartbreaking story of love, Alzheimer's, Medicare and an audit. Read More »

San Diego's private cops say they’re unprepared to protect the public on trains and trolleys. Read More »

Jim Wood, a former police officer and current board member of the North County Transit District, speaks to inewsource about transit officer grievances and the inewsource investigation. Read More »