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San Diego council rivals Crosby and Bailey debate power, immigration, Liberty Station and the future of City Hall (opens the original)
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San Diego City Council candidates Richard Bailey and Nicole Crosby clashed this week over whether the city should control electric power, whether the mayor has too much power and the future of the Ocean Beach Pier. Crosby and Bailey also sparred over federal immigration enforcement, Bailey’s proposal to slash city staffing and the future of the Liberty Station mixed-use development. Crosby, a Democrat, and Bailey, a longtime Republican turned independent, are battling to replace termed-out Counc
San Diego County transit fares jump this week. Here’s what to expect. (opens the original)
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Local transit fares will jump by 20% on Thursday — the first significant increase in 17 years, and the first hike of any kind in seven years. Local officials say higher fares are needed to help cover rising costs and keep budgets balanced, but the hikes put the San Diego region at a higher price point than some comparable transit agencies across the nation. The hikes affect all rail and bus service provided by the Metropolitan Transit System and the North County Transit District. But both agenci
In growing trash billing snafu, San Diego undercharged nearly as many people as it overcharged (opens the original)
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San Diego officials say nearly as many people were undercharged as overcharged in a trash billing scandal uncovered last week that affected about 87,000 city customers. The city was unable to correct the errors before property tax bills get mailed out in October, forcing the county to send overcharged customers a second, corrected bill that includes a special city insert explaining the situation. Those corrected bills and insert explainers will be sent to about 44,000 customers who were overchar
These are the unions, developers and wealthy donors fueling this fall’s San Diego City Council races (opens the original)
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Races for San Diego City Council continue to attract large amounts of cash from labor unions, business interests and wealthy individuals — especially in South Bay-based District 8 and on the city’s central coast in District 2. Separate political action committees supporting the two Democrats battling in District 8, Antonio Martinez and Gerardo Ramirez, have each gotten more than $250,000 in contributions since July 1. Independent committees backing Ramirez lead those supporting Martinez $300,000
In District 4 council forum, Henry Foster and challenger Martha Abraham clash on surveillance, housing and City Hall (opens the original)
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Two Democrats battling to represent southeastern San Diego neighborhoods on the City Council clashed over surveillance cameras, housing policies, leadership styles and the city’s budget deficit during a Thursday night debate. District 4 incumbent Councilmember Henry Foster and challenger Martha Abraham are facing off in what could be an extremely tight Nov. 3 runoff. In the June primary, Foster edged Abraham by just 12 votes: 9,138 to 9,126. The two agreed on many issues during the debate, inclu
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