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Two Saturdays, and Two Things That Keep Kids Safe - Escondido Times-Advocate (opens the original)
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Keeping kids safe has been a big part of the work in this office. Fentanyl education and Narcan in every school in the county. AEDs on youth sports fields. Housing for foster youth in Vista. Faster fire and paramedic response in the backcountry. That work matters, and most of it took years of pushing to get done. Two Saturdays this month take about twenty minutes. On September 19 we are giving away free car seats in San Marcos. On September 26 we are giving away free bike helmets in Escondido. B
The State keeps dumping its most dangerous offenders on San Diego County—That has to end - Escondido Times-Advocate (opens the original)
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A judge has once again allowed the State of California to place a sexually violent predator into one of our San Diego County communities. The man has already been moved in. My office was notified only after the fact. No meaningful say, no real warning, no consent from the community that now has to live with him. And if you think this is someone else’s problem, in someone else’s town, I’m writing to tell you that you are wrong. Let me be clear about what we are talking about. Under California law
The State keeps dumping its most dangerous offenders on San Diego County—That has to end - Valley Roadrunner (opens the original)
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A judge has once again allowed the State of California to place a sexually violent predator into one of our San Diego County communities. The man has already been moved in. My office was notified only after the fact. No meaningful say, no real warning, no consent from the community that now has to live with him. And if you think this is someone else’s problem, in someone else’s town, I’m writing to tell you that you are wrong. Let me be clear about what we are talking about. Under California law
They promised to lower your costs—They just raised them again - Escondido Times-Advocate (opens the original)
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You’ve heard the promises. Every election season, the same politicians stand up and tell you they’re going to make life more affordable. Then the moment the cameras are off, they do the opposite. This month, Sacramento approved what the California Taxpayers Association calls the largest tax increase in our state’s history. There’s a new tax on health insurance, expected to raise premiums by roughly $100 a year for families already stretched thin by the cost of coverage. There’s a new tax on the
They promised to lower your costs—They just raised them again - Valley Roadrunner (opens the original)
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You’ve heard the promises. Every election season, the same politicians stand up and tell you they’re going to make life more affordable. Then the moment the cameras are off, they do the opposite. This month, Sacramento approved what the California Taxpayers Association calls the largest tax increase in our state’s history. There’s a new tax on health insurance, expected to raise premiums by roughly $100 a year for families already stretched thin by the cost of coverage. There’s a new tax on the
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