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Golfers want more oversight, repairs at Chula Vista-owned course
A Chula Vista golf club president said flooding from the Sweetwater River channel raises the most urgent concerns.
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New self-imposed property taxes could fund National City's downtown
A firm leading the creation of assessment districts across San Diego County is now getting closer to establishing one in National City. These types of districts are voted in by property owners of a geographically defined area where they agree to tax themselves to fund maintenance and upgrades beyond what a city provides. National City… Read more
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Hey all. I am very moved by a conversation I just had with fellow panelists at ComNet 2026, a national conference bringing together problem solvers working in a wide array of fields in all things communications. I was joined Thursday by Kumeyaay sculptor and cultural bearer Johnny Bear Contreras, San Diego State University public health… Read more
Feelin' hot hot hot (in San Diego)
October starts Thursday. The fall weather reprieve? Not so much. Take a look at the latest National Weather Service outlook. Temperatures will start rising again across Southern California this week. Well above normal temperatures are expected from this weekend into early next week and potentially beyond. Stay tuned as details emerge in the… 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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