San Diego’s most vulnerable neighborhoods would be hit hardest by budget cuts, IBA says
San Diego councilmembers on Monday kicked off discussion over the mayor’s budget proposal, now with new “equity implications” warnings.
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Did an Encinitas official’s Facebook post violate the Civil Rights Act? A lawyer says no
Community members upset about Encinitas committee member Steven Houbeck’s Facebook post say it violated the Civil Rights Act. A lawyer said no.
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