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Measure A would give San Diego County supervisors more power over crucial roles
San Diego County’s Measure A would let supervisors remove the public defender and other key officials without cause, alarming some attorneys.
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Two county supes speak out about Measure A
Yesterday, we published a story that unpacks a little known, often glossed over portion of Measure A on the ballot — the power for county supervisors to confirm and remove some of the region’s most consequential public servants. That includes those responsible for public health, emergency response and the legal defense of people who cannot… Read more
Developer pulls Carlsbad Village project
Developer Rincon Homes pulled its application for a four-story, 33-condo project in Carlsbad Village. The project, known as Rincon Roosevelt, was initially on the Carlsbad City Council’s agenda on Tuesday after the city’s planning commission approved it in February. Applicant Jonathan Frankel wrote a letter Tuesday to the City Council… Read more
Public gets more access to 911 calls
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill into law Tuesday that will make it easier for journalists across California to report on and investigate what’s happening inside immigration detention centers. Senate Bill 423 will require local agencies in California to release audio recordings and written reports related to 911 calls for incidents at… Read more
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