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1 week ago |
voiceofsandiego.org | Tigist Layne
By now, all of you San Onofre State Beach lovers have heard that its beloved beaches, campgrounds and trails will continue to be open to the public for at least another 25 years. State officials recently celebrated the signing of a lease agreement between the California parks department and the U.S. military for continued public access of San Onofre State Beach.
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3 weeks ago |
voiceofsandiego.org | Tigist Layne
A longtime planning commissioner in Escondido is now out of a job, and the reason remains a mystery. The Escondido City Council, following the recommendation of Mayor Dane White, unexpectedly removed Planning Commissioner David Barber at an April 9 City Council meeting. The Council approved the removal in a 4-1 vote, with Councilmember Consuelo Martinez opposed. “I was just wondering, Mayor, if you could share the reasoning,” Martinez said at the meeting.
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3 weeks ago |
voiceofsandiego.org | Tigist Layne
A heated debate about the future of a homeless services nonprofit has erupted in Encinitas as residents react to a level of visible homelessness the city hasn’t seen before. Last month, a social media account called Save Encinitas Now shared an Instagram post that quickly spread. It showed an animated video of a person, depicted only by a hand, throwing crumbs toward a cluster of rats on the street.
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1 month ago |
voiceofsandiego.org | Tigist Layne
Two recall efforts, a potential lawsuit and a whole lot of bickering – political drama in Poway is reaching a boiling point. If you’ve been tuning into Poway’s City Council meetings over the past few months, then you’ve noticed quite a bit of tension among councilmembers, city staff and residents. And by tension, I mean heated exchanges between elected officials, residents announcing efforts to recall councilmembers, city staff alleging harassment and bullying from a councilmember and more.
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1 month ago |
sandiegometro.com | Scott Lewis |Tigist Layne
by Tigist Layne | Voice of San DiegoAmid ongoing financial decline, Palomar Health has borrowed cash from two other hospital systems since 2024. But one of those loans has ruffled some feathers. Sharp Healthcare has threatened to file a lawsuit against Palomar Health for allegedly breaching an exclusivity arrangement the two hospital systems established last year. The threat of litigation comes after Palomar recently accepted a loan from UC San Diego Health.
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A proposed sales tax measure in Encinitas that would have brought in millions of dollars for much-needed infrastructure improvements failed. The reason may have to do with underlying distrust of the city's leadership. Read here👇🏾@voiceofsandiego https://t.co/rQvS3fMdD1
