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- Sep 28, 2026
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Personal safety, cleanliness sticking points in survey about downtown San Diego (opens the original)
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Residents sounded off on their perceptions of downtown in an international survey, with the majority of respondents describing it as a great city experience, though scores on walkability, personal safety, cleanliness and public transit access all fell below the national average. The global architect firm, the Gensler Research Institute, based in San Francisco, shared the results of “The Downtown Report: City Pulse 2026” at Downtown San Diego Partnership’s new event, The State of Downtown. Gensle
La Mesa election guide: Mayor’s race takes center stage as voters weigh school and college bonds (opens the original)
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La Mesa voters will begin receiving mail ballots Oct. 6, giving voters a month to decide who will lead the city moving forward. Here is a look at what will be on city residents’ ballots on election day, Nov. 6. The race for city council has already been decided. With only two candidates competing for two open seats, both are guaranteed a spot on the council. Moana Alo, a staffer for state Sen. Akilah Weber Pierson, will take one of the two seats. Alo lists housing and homelessness, seniors and a
On heels of trash fee error, Gloria set to embark on national affordability tour for Conference of Mayors (opens the original)
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Mayor Todd Gloria stood up at the close of a week dominated by City Hall’s latest management crisis and explained how he approaches his responsibilities as mayor. “This is not a job. This is a lifestyle. There’s not a day that I don’t work,” Gloria said of his role, which includes serving as the city’s COO and president of the United States Conference of Mayors (USCM). “I feel the pressure of the fact that no matter how good or bad a job I do, I only get to do this job for eight years, and so I’
From fests to frights and art to authors, more things to explore doing this fall (opens the original)
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Making plans for the fall? Let us help. In our fall arts guide, we preview the best plays, concerts, fests and more coming to San Diego. Look for a roundup of the best in music, theater and festivals, with a spotlight feature in each category. But variety is the spice! So we created this special category to encompass a cornucopia of artful fall celebrations. Here we touch on fine arts, film, opera, dance, books and more. Through Jan. 17, 2027. The new Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego exhibit
PETA criticizes SDPD for sending burned K-9 into situation ‘too dangerous for human officers’ (opens the original)
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Animal rights group PETA said San Diego police never should have sent a police dog into a North Park altercation in which a suspect wielding a fiery torch burned Ryder, a veteran K-9. PETA called on the San Diego Police Department to immediately retire Ryder so he can recover and live out the rest of his life outside of law enforcement. But Associate Director Colin Henstock is also calling on SDPD and other agencies to retire the practice of police dogs in general. “K-9s are routinely sent into
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