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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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For now, CA covers immigrants affected by federal Medicaid cuts
Refugees and other legal immigrants in San Diego have a temporary cushion against federal Medicaid cuts that took effect Thursday, Oct. 1, which will affect hundreds of thousands of immigrants nationally. Under President Donald Trump’s tax-and-spending law known as H.R.1 or the “Big Beautiful Bill,” the federal government stopped funding full… Read more
Chula Vista elementary school board candidates talk budget, low wages
What does one do on a Wednesday night after a full day at work? Attend a local elementary school board candidate forum, of course. Documenter Josh Whitehead and I were at the Chula Vista Elementary School District Board of Education forum moderated by the League of Women Voters at the Chula Vista Public Library. About 60 other local… Read more
El Niño emergency brings tenant protections
San Diego County has declared a local emergency to prepare for the potentially historic impacts of El Niño, which is expected to bring heavy rain and flooding risks across the region. That emergency has triggered anti-price gouging laws that also protect renters. During the emergency, it is illegal for property owners and management to raise… Read more
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