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San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria announced this week that the city is reopening the 13 Mission Bay Park restrooms it shut down last month because of budget cuts. A photo of poop may have helped force the reversal — which cost the city about $200,000.

Also this week: The city of San Diego issued a fine to Marvel for advertising on the Gaslamp Quarter sig...


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Before I moved to San Diego, everyone told me this was not a walkable city. But I’m French and used to getting around on foot, so I wasn’t worried about not having a car.

That changed when I started walking everywhere. I didn’t realize how dangerous it could be or how often I had to cross paths with people driving their cars.

In San Diego, the sidewalk...


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Sacramento Report Countdown

17 days until the end of the legislative session

81 days until the November election

A new bill related to San Diego’s Midway Rising project was set in motion Thursday as lawmakers began a process to gut and amend an unrelated bill that would potentially give broader environmental exemptions for the...


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Next week, County Supervisor Joel Anderson will ask colleagues to support his request for the results of recent county-funded polling.

As our Lisa Halverstadt revealed, the county has spent tens of thousands of dollars


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Politics in San Diego County’s southern cities are not for the faint of heart.

It’s a tribal, bare-knuckle, unsentimental political arena. That was as true as ever this week as the final deadline to file candidate papers for the November election expired at 5 p.m. Wednesday.

A series of sudden, unexpected changes and last-minute entrants set up contests...


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