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Activists Sue City to Block Flock (opens the original)
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A coalition of refugee and civil liberties advocates this week sued the city of San Diego seeking to shut down the city’s network of Flock police surveillance cameras. In a lawsuit filed Tuesday, the Partnership for the Advancement of New Americans, a refugee advocacy organization, along with the ACLU, urged a judge to shut down the surveillance system, calling it a violation of residents’ constitutional right to privacy and a waste of public funds. “We must recognize that flawed surveillance te
Landlords Allegedly Breaking Renter Transparency Law (opens the original)
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Last year, San Diego leaders passed a law that mandated transparency on renters’ utility bills. It turns out, some landlords may not be following it. The ordinance requires landlords to produce copies of utility bills, along with the calculations behind the dollar figures, to any tenant who asks for it or is disputing their utility charges. The law is designed to help renters who don’t receive a utility bill based on their individual usage. Instead, their landlord or a third-party company divide
City Demands Answers from Gaslamp Business Leader on Comic-Con Ad Deal (opens the original)
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An illegal Avengers advertisement installed over the Gaslamp marquee during this year’s Comic-Con has come back to haunt a local business leader. A new letter from the city alleges that Michael Trimble, executive director of the Gaslamp Quarter Association, may have unilaterally approved and accepted $10,000 for the illegal advertisement. “GQA strongly disputes the allegations contained in the City’s letter and believes the letter includes significant factual inaccuracies and mischaracterization
State Review Faulted Long-Acclaimed County Nursing Facility (opens the original)
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Employee misconduct records released after Voice of San Diego’s legal battle with the county recently revealed issues at its long-praised Edgemoor skilled nursing facility. Our Lisa Halverstadt wanted to know how residents at the 192-bed facility serving people with complex medical needs are doing. What she found: Edgemoor – and thus county taxpayers – were saddled with more than $67,000 in state and federal fines earlier this year after a state investigation into a former certified nursing assi
Mayor Stretched Too Thin? (opens the original)
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For 18 months, Mayor Todd Gloria has fought to prove he does not need to hire a top manager to oversee the city’s day-to-day operations. He has steadfastly refused to appoint a chief operating officer after he fired the last one. He’s resisted attempts to force him to appoint one. This week, that got even harder to defend. Tens of thousands of people received property tax bills that included extremely high trash-collection fees — in some cases three times more than what they owe, as the Union-Tr
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